Ron Bulman

Being the defensive coordinator on a high school team that had gone 0-27 the previous three years before he started to winning a State Championship three years later is quite an accomplishment in HS football. Plus, they have since become a state powerhouse winning I think it said five more championships in another article. Tim Walz was a football coach before being Kamala Harris’ VP pick (msn.com)

Tim Walz's 2 Kids: All About His Daughter Hope and Son Gus (msn.com)

Tim Walz's 2 Kids: All About His Daughter Hope and Son Gus (msn.com)

Yes, Hooray! Here's a similar article to what Douglass posted. Harris picks Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for running mate (msn.com)

I think he was the best choice. Harris picks Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for running mate (msn.com)

Re-reading this last night I thought, no Batchelor, they have Westbrook observing Western Union from a second-floor window and Ruby parking and going in, possibly waiting until he came out and headed to the back door. Then going back up the adjoining stairs, past Fritz office signaling him on the way by that Ruby was on the way. Then I thought, this is not mutually exclusive to Batchelor escorting Ruby. If he was in the basement attending to the armored car, he was in close proximity to the parking garage and the service elevator in it. If word was also passed down when Ruby arrived and parked with a nod or tip of a hat could have alerted Batchelor to walk to the elevator, go up one floor and be there to greet Ruby. Getting there might not have taken 2-3 minutes. Plus, likely Croy was guarding the elevator then also escorting them to the point where he and Ruby joined the crowd as Batchelor went on. Croy is seen clearly in pictures by Ruby as he steps out to shoot Oswald. Anyone really interested in this aspect should take the time to read this article and look at the pictures and diagrams. If you don't buy the Harvey and Lee story, or even part of it, fine. This is not about that.

That falls under the forum reasons for warning a member as belittling a member with a direct insult.

I don't remember ever reading of anyone taking pictures in the right light conditions. I have stood near the X's on Elm and looked up at the supposed snipers nest, I don't remember noticing anything, I attribute that in part to the angle and nothing in that corner sticks up very high. Of course. no one was moving around as it's sealed off now. Which makes me think at the moment I should have noticed any movement in the window next to it, or for the next two or three down from it. Why I think I should have is I've been in the 6th floor museum three times. There were people standing in the second window looking down on the street pretty much constantly when I was in the immediate area. I've waited around a few minutes for others to move to do so myself. In relation to your question here's a I think related aspect. I have read somewhere several years back about the windows on the upper floors being filthy. I think it was in a book, not on the internet or in a magazine. Seems like an author spoke to someone who had been on the upper floors back in 1963 who made the observation. That they were so dirty inside and out that unless someone was standing very close to one, with full sun shining on them someone near the street would not be able to identify anyone just close to one or say what they were wearing. I realize the corner window was partially opened at some point (we don't know when do we?). But as far as seeing people in other windows as some said, or someone noticing Oswald or whoever stacking the boxes, IDK. Somebody shot from that window, I think. Possibly as just a diversion to draw attention back and up to the right. I don't think it was Oswald.

Here is the article I was looking for by David Josephs and John Armstrong, with diagrams and pictures you won't see anywhere else. Well worth the full read for anyone really interested. Oswald_Killed (harveyandlee.net)

Look guy's, Pat, Sandy, now Robert stirring the pot. This has nothing to do with Hit List, an interesting thread otherwise. This makes me think about freezing it. Until I talk to other mod's/admin's about it. W's on vacation a few more days, admin's haven't looked in in a few days but I can contact them for advice if need be.

Would you expect him to tell the Warren Commission if he did escort Ruby to the basement?

Spotlight gets this wrong being incomplete and misleading. His journals also repeated Die Salvo, Die Salvo, Di Salvo. Albert Di Salvo, the Boston strangler. Hypnotized by L A psychiatrist William J Bryan, self-proclaimed greatest hypnotist in the world, president of the American or World Hypnotist's Association or something like it which I think he created, a CIA asset. He reportedly liked to brag on this and also about hypnotizing Sirhan. Who he was never involved with after the assassination. Despite his local expertise they flew in a guy from San Francisco. There is a lot more to this, see the Dr. Daniel Brown video and read A Lie Too Big to Fail by Lisa Pease.

Back on topic, when will this book be released? I'm already wondering if it will address some things Oswald supposedly did. Like the new car 80 mph test drive on Stemmons freeway or the shooting range shooting of the guy next to Him's target.

I have to agree with Robert on this one. There is no substitute for going there, standing next to "the" window and looking down at the X's on Elm, seeing the entrance to the stairs and the old freight elevator, in spite of their LHO did it bent. But also, not just going behind the wooden fence on the grassy knoll and looking at the X's from there as well but walking out to the tower Bowers observed the area from, albeit from a few feet lower than his perspective. Then walking out on the overpass and seeing Sam Holland and others view, and going on to the other side for what a south knoll shooter would have seen. Up Commerce past the Postal Annex where Holems watched with binoculars, to the corner of Commerce and Houston where Ruby reputedly watched the fireworks from. North on Houston past the turn from Main on to it and the Sheriff's office where Roger Craig ran from. On to Houston and Elm and the Dal-Tex building where you can now go in a snack/souvenir shop on the second floor corner and see the view I think one or two shots came from. Don't forget the Texas Historical Commission plaque across the street on the east side of the TSBD about the "Alleged" assassin.

I love both versions for different reasons. If I remember right Homer wrote it and he is from Dallas, actually did live on Beckley? I think being done in black and white is cool. Heck, even that old microphone is cool. The kid (Homer) in the Cowbboy's # 33 jersey, which is kind of unreal. Not many kids or adults wore such apparel in 1963, they really stunk those first four years. Him fishing and throwing the football with Lee. The steel guitar. Have you ever heard Homers other (non) hit? They used to play it on KNON, the Dallas public radio station, supported by fund drives.