David Josephs

I look forward to hearing more about that... thanks...

Well good. no offence intended... yet you seem to forget that MANY ITEMS OF EVIDENCE hinge on that photo. The concern I have John. is that once you accept the BYP as real... are you implying that Marina's testimony about the photos is truthful? (and if so do we believe the single photo was taken in Feb as she states, or that she only took one, looking straight thru the viewfinder... ) That Klein's evidence related to the rifle is accurate? That Seaports joke of an undocumented process actually happened? That he actually does stow the rifle in a blanket and moves it with his belongings into the Paine garage... and actually disassembles it on a whim, after making a paper bag WHEN? getting it home Thursday night and preparing it for transport... actually walking a 34" stock and metal parts in a paper bag, puts in the back seat... not a sound is heard of gun parts rattling, or moving... the BAG is not big enough given Wesley and his aunt's recollection... No the puzzle does not hinge on the BYP yet it takes on a very differnt image if you accept these 3 images with only one negative yet with two found... with the image showing up in the most interesting of places over the years... and the DPD given a little slap on the wrist over the LOSING of one of these key items of evidence... then the HSCA photo panel follow-up scam of the century... So John... I am a litle puzzled at your response... Support the authenticity of the BYP REQUIRES you to accept certain other related "facts" that simply do not add up. So in a very real sense... belief in the BYP suggests acceptance of evidence which is easily shon to be inauthentic... So take a stand John... if the BYP are real... explain/support/authenticate the evidence trail that becomes necessarily true as a result.

I'd put Yates up against Bledsoe/Whaley any time... same with Scoggins and Benavidas... the man drove this person to the corner of Elm/Houston while listening to talk about hi powered rifles WHILE holding a 3 1/2 to 4 foot paper bag... like not believing Mercer or Arnold... I'm hoping you refer to the person seeing Wesley drop Oswald off much closer to the building... or someone to corroborate this... on a side note, you ever see that photo in the WCR showing where Welsey parked compared to twhere the TSBD is...? DJ Mr. FRAZIER - No, sir; he just said we had a parking lot there and showed me where it was and said you can park in the parking lot. Mr. BALL - Was that the parking lot two or three blocks from the building. Mr. FRAZIER - Yes, sir, it is down there; right across from the warehouse there. Mr. BALL - Then you would walk from there from that parking lot-- Mr. FRAZIER - Up to the other Depository up there at the corner of Houston and Main. Mr. BALL - We have here a map which has been marked as Commission's Exhibit No. 361. Mr. FRAZIER - I see. Mr. BALL - And north is to the bottom of the map. Mr. FRAZIER - Yes. Mr. BALL - What did the package look like? Mr. FRAZIER - Well, I will be frank with you, I would just, it is right as you get out of the grocery store, just more or less out of a package, you have seen some of these brown paper sacks you can obtain from any, most of the stores, some varieties, but it was a package just roughly about two feet long. Mr. BALL - It was, what part of the back seat was it in? Mr. FRAZIER - It was in his side over on his side in the far back. Mr. BALL - How much of that back seat, how much space did it take up? Mr. FRAZIER - I would say roughly around 2 feet of the seat. Mr. BALL - From the side of the seat over to the center, is that the way you would measure it? Mr. FRAZIER - If, if you were going to measure it that way from the end of the seat over toward the center, right. But I say like I said I just roughly estimate and that would be around two feet, give and take a few inches Asked and answered... does the WCR offer anyone seeing Oswald coming in with a bag or rifle? I'm sorry but I don't remember the name of the person seeing him dropped off closer to the TSBD... DJ Mr. BALL - He was alone? Mr. DOUGHERTY - Yes; he was alone. Mr. BALL - Do you recall him having anything in his hand? Mr. DOUGHERTY - Well, I didn't see anything, if he did. Mr. BALL - Did you pay enough attention to him, you think, that you would remember whether he did or didn't? Mr. DOUGHERTY - Well, I believe I can---yes, sir---I'll put it this way; I didn't see anything in his hands at the time. Mr. BALL - In other words, your memory is definite on that is it? Mr. DOUGHERTY - Yes, sir. Mr. BALL - In other words, you would say positively he had nothing in his hands? Mr. DOUGHERTY - I would say that---yes, sir. Mr. BALL - Or, are you guessing? Mr. DOUGHERTY - I don't think so. Mr. BALL - You saw him come in the door? Mr. DOUGHERTY - Yes. Mr. BALL - The back door on the first floor? Mr. DOUGHERTY - It was in the back door. Mr. BALL - Now, that back door is the door that opens onto what? That back door would be the first floor? Mr. DOUGHERTY - Yes.

Yes Tom... nice spotting the button holes.... I still don't think that's Sturgis... and the right hand watch really does give it away... Cheers DJ

Fair enough... I see something very obvious ... others do not. If you want to accept the provenance of the BYPs - so be it. Having researched the subject from start to finish rather than conclusions based on a single slice of time... My conclusion is that the BYPs were created... possibly even by Oswald himself... as much of the incriminating evidence against him was created, altered, added or manipulated. Discussing the BYP or autopsy or any other aspect as if they stand alone on an island is a classic LNer approach... if one wishes to take 1 piece of a 10000 piece puzzle and declare what the picture MUST look like from that one piece.... I can't stop that kind of analysis. If we put some of these pieces together that should fit and they dont... maybe, just maybe we can realize the picture of a LNer killing the POTUS as detailed in the FBI's WCR is just as much BS as anyone can stand. No offense John... but this assassination puzzle does not hinge on the BYPs. . PAINE - Yes. Mr. JENNER - What were you doing in the meantime? Mrs. PAINE - Packing was haphazard, this packing was haphazard; put the dishes in a box and carried it out to the car. Mr. JENNER - It was in the open so you could see what went into your car? Mrs. PAINE - I think so. I certainly then repacked it to go to New Orleans. Mr. JENNER - Well, I want to stick with this occasion, please. Mrs. PAINE - All right. Mr. JENNER - Was there a rifle packed in the back of the car? Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - You didn't see any kind of weapon? Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - Firearm, rifle, pistol, or otherwise? Mrs. PAINE - No; I saw nothing of that nature. Mr. JENNER - Did you drive them to your home? Mrs. PAINE - Yes. Mr. JENNER - Were the materials and things in your station wagon unpacked and placed in your home? Mrs. PAINE - Yes; immediately. Mr. JENNER - Did you see that being done, were you present? Mrs. PAINE - I helped do it; yes. Mr. JENNER - Did you see any weapon on that occasion? Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - Whether a rifle, pistol or-- Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - Or any covering, any package, that looked as though it might have a weapon, pistol, or firearm? Mrs. PAINE - No. Michael actually and repeatedly handled that blanket and STILL can't say it was a rifle... which, if it was in that blanket, had to be assembled... You ever wonder when and how Oswald gets the paper bag home, the rifle unassembled and into the bag and the bag to the TSBD when the key witnesses stated it was no where near big enough to carry a rifle of that size and the one man who saw Oswald coming into work that morning testified there was nothing in his hands.... The bag story was CYA... never happened. Yet the Yates story - which is the same as taking Welsey's word for it... was NOT accepted? Even though the bag was big enough and the man looked like Oswald... Mr. LIEBELER - The witness yesterday did draw a picture of what he visualized as being in the blanket, and I will offer it in evidence later on in the hearing. How long was this package in your estimation? Mr. PAINE - Well, yesterday we measured the distance that I indicated with my hand, I think it came to 37 inches. Mr. LIEBELER - Approximately how thick would you say it was? Mr. PAINE - I picked it up each time and I put it in a position and then I would recover it from that position, so each time I moved it with the same position with my hands in the same position. My right hand, the thumb and forefinger could go around the pipe, and my left hand grabbed something which was an inch and a half inside the blanket or something thick. Mr. LIEBELER - Did it occur to you at that time that there was a rifle in the package? Mr. PAINE - That did not occur to me. John, can you address why it is that ever single piece of evidence that suggests Oswald did not do what he is accused of was UNACCEPTABLE while any hint of testimony or evidence that supports Oswald did it was treated as GOLD? Even a broken clock is right twice a day... do you not find it stretching the bounds of credibility that not a single person, event, or piece of physical evidence that suggests MORE than Oswald... was either thrown aside, discredited or shaefully and mercifully attacked...? Or do you not see that either?

..can you simply trust your eyes here John? the BYP showing C2766 is full of problems not related to the photo itself.... as I've discussed many times in many threads about Kleins and the FBI. when one adds up all the inconsistencies... AND now add in that these hands dont look the same... it becomes easier and easier to understand why the DPD lost a negative yet we wind up with three poses, a woman who doesn't remember how the camera works to begin with... and cant get her story straight as to when it even occurred, and the fact that rifle and the ballistic evidence do not match up... Oh, and the rifle is not even C2766 in the photos...

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Are you sure that's Sturgis? Below is the same image flipped.... and all of a sudden the table is filled with left handed drinkers.... I think the image is correct and that is not Sturgis my .02

Once delusional... forever delusional.... your reputation preceeds you Len.... Nothing you do or say related to JFK is taken seriously by anyone, on any forum, or in any circles where serious people discuss the case. But you have yourself a nice day...

Len... you aint gonna learn what you dont wanna know... Go pull wings off flies or something... I'm done with ya...

Thanks Steve... and very true... Didn't the Dodd people also order Carcanos from Kleins right around this time? http://educationforu...er Paul... the above is a link to a discussion about the revolver and a post of mine in a different thread that sums it up, thanks to great work from Gil Jesus.... This is it... the sum total of ALL the evidence related to the purchase of the supposed murder weapon of JD Tippit. Serial # hadwritten on the order... sounds familiar No records related to the $10 cash deposit or the envelope that and the coupon arrive in No records of the $1.27 Railway collects No record of the $19.95 forwarded from Railway No record of anyone at Railway picking up the carton No record of another Money Order or cash rec'd to pay the COD balance for the pistol No record of when Seaport recieves the coupon although it is at least 6 weeks before they process it (if 1/2 or 1/27 is the date on the coupon) and yet both weapons are shipped to the PO Box on the same day...) but other than that... a perfectly legit transaction... Thanks Gil... DJ http://educationforu...=15#entry248196 Below is a collection of evidence related to the revolver. One should remember that even in 1963 businesses paid taxes and kept records of their transactions.... As I state above... none of the standard records of business are availble to substantiate any portion of this lie.... the $10 deposit, the $19.95 sent from Railway, the $1.27 cod collected by railway, or anyone picking up and paying the $19.95 + $1.27 cod to release the weapon. Mr. BALL. And it was shipped to you by the Empire Wholesale Sporting Goods, Ltd., on what date? Mr. MICHAELIS. It went---it was on 10/19/62, in St. Albans, Vt., and from then on it was directed to our place of business, which was at that time 1225 South Grand Avenue. However, the merchandise in question did not arrive before January 3, 1963. Mr. BALL. Is that the date it did arrive? Mr. MICHAELIS. Yes. It was received January 3, 1963. Mr. BALL. Off the record. (Discussion held off the record.) The order is dated either 1/2 or 1/27 1963. They have in their possession 500 of these revolvers as of Jan 3, 1963. They shorten the barrel and wait until March 20th to ship it? Mr. BALL. Now, this particular mail order, did you have anything to do with filling that order? Mr. MICHAELIS. No. Mr. BALL. Then what would have happened? Mr. MICHAELIS. She (Emma Vaughn) would have processed the order in writing up invoice No. 5371. After 1 week she gave out the order to the order filler and packer. And yet again... does it not make sense that we see the orders prior to and after this order to establish its time and place in the process? Michaelis Ex 1 is a mishmosh of order dates and seriel numbers http://www.history-m...Vol20_0318a.htm you will notice that "Seaport" also ships inv # 3344 and #5056 on the 21st.. now unless there are three seperate invoice books what is going on here? Mr. BALL. And it shows deposit, $10. Balance c.o.d., $19.95. What is the significance of that? Mr. MICHAELIS. We received, together with the order, the amount of $10 in cash. Since the sales price is $29.95, the merchandise was shipped with a c.o.d for the balance of $19.95. Mr. BALL. Does this invoice show the date it was shipped? Mr. MICHAELIS. Yes. Mr. BALL. What was that? Mr. MICHAELIS. March 20. Mr. MICHAELIS. This document is required in addition by the Railway Express Agency for all c.o.d. shipments, and indicates again the name of the consignee, his address, and lists our invoice number which is, in this case, No. 5371. It directs the Railway Express Agency to remit the amount to be collected to Seaport Traders, Inc. The amount of the c.o.d. is $19.95, and the service charge has to be collected from the consignee.

These are his hands from the day of arrest and from the BYP.... regardless of photogrammetry.. the hands simply do not match. IMO Wesley and his sister made the entire story up about the bag... if anything it was a small lunch sack. I have to run at the moment but will address the revolver - which is MCH WORSE than the rifle in terms of the documentation... Seach on this forum and you will find my and many others' thoughts on the matter... Talk soon DJ

Interesting questions Paul... I hope I can do it some justice Montgomery comes out of the building and is photographed holding a paper bag.... this bag if fully extended yet from all appearances there should have been NOTHING in that bag... Again - it supposedly was folded up in the floor in the SE corner of the 6th floor. there was NOTHING inside as it was described laying on the floor.... and there would be no reason for Montgomery to putanything INSIDE the evidence as it was assumed it carried the unassembled rifle... why contaminate the evidence? GMACK from Monty's oral history tells us that a venetian blind was in the bag... which blind and from where, no one has an answer. "ALL THE EVIDENCE" about the rifle is from before Walker... what "evidence"? The Klein's documentation? the Photo? Marina's testimony? Could you please spell out what you refer to here so I have an understanding of what you are questioning. Neither Ruth nor Michael state that they EVER saw a rifle at thier home. Mr. JENNER - I 'don't wish to be persistent, but was there anything that you saw about the duffelbags that lead you at that time to even think for an instant that there was anything long, slim and hard like a pole? Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - Or a gun, a rifle? Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - No? Nothing? Mrs. PAINE - Nothing. I did not move these bags. Mr. JENNER - To the extent you saw them is all I am inquiring about. You did not touch them, you did not lift them, but you saw them. Mrs. PAINE - I did. Mr. JENNER - There appeared--the entire circumference of these bags which you could see was smooth? Mrs. PAINE - Well, smooth, bumpy, but irregular. Mr. JENNER - But no stick, no hard surface. Now, what about the diameter of these bags, these duffelbags, what would you say it was? Mrs. PAINE - About like this, 15, 18, 20 inches across. Mr. JENNER - Eighteen, twenty inches across? Mrs. PAINE - Probably more than that. Mr. JENNER - This is 15 inches. Mrs. PAINE - About like this; a little more than 15, probably. Mr. JENNER - Was there a rifle packed in the back of the car? Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - You didn't see any kind of weapon? Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - Firearm, rifle, pistol, or otherwise? Mrs. PAINE - No; I saw nothing of that nature. Mr. JENNER - Did you drive them to your home? Mrs. PAINE - Yes. Mr. JENNER - Were the materials and things in your station wagon unpacked and placed in your home? Mrs. PAINE - Yes; immediately. Mr. JENNER - Did you see that being done, were you present? Mrs. PAINE - I helped do it; yes. Mr. JENNER - Did you see any weapon on that occasion? Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - Whether a rifle, pistol or-- Mrs. PAINE - No. Mr. JENNER - Or any covering, any package, that looked as though it might have a weapon, pistol, or firearm? Mrs. PAINE - No. Representative BOGGS - Did you see the rifle that he had in the room in your home? Mrs. PAINE - In the garage, no. Representative BOGGS - In the garage, you never saw one? Mrs. PAINE - I never saw that rifle at all until the police showed it to me in the station on the 22d of November. Mr. LIEBELER - Did you ever observe or hear prior to the assassination that Lee Oswald had been practicing with a rifle? Mr. PAINE - No, I didn't know prior to the assassination, we didn't know he had a rifle. I had supposed from my conversation with him back on Neely Street that he would like to have a rifle but I didn't gather that he did. Mr. LIEBELER - Aside from whether or not you knew that he had a rifle, did you ever hear or observe him practicing with a rifle? Mr. PAINE - No, I did not. ========== Marina says he buried the rifle.... yet he had no cleaning supplies and there is no indication of that ever happening.======== Mr. RANKIN. Did he say any more than that about the shooting? Mrs. OSWALD. Of course in the morning I told him that I was worried, and that we can have a lot of trouble, and I asked him, "Where is the rifle? What did you do with it?" He said, that he had left it somewhere, that he had buried it, it seems to me, somewhere far from that place, because he said dogs could find it by smell. I don't know---I am not a criminologist. I think it's important to note that you've stated some conclusions about the rifle that really doesn't follow the evidence... Interesting conversation.... very enjoyable... DJ

While I've only followed the "It was Oswald on the steps" argument off and on, I must say this clip from the Martin film seals the deal. The shirt in the clip s NOT the shirt worn by Oswald at the police station, and it is NOT the shirt Lovelady wore when photographed by the FBI. It is--quite clearly--the shirt Lovelady later showed Groden. Does anyone recall how Cinque and Fetzer explained this one? I mean--what--this film was faked, and then fed Robert Groden, in hopes he'd put a DVD out 30 years after the killing in which this clip was featured? I do have a question for you Pat... According to every report of the interrogation, Oswald tells us he changed his clothes - shirt and trousers - when he get to his room. The inventory of his room included items found in the dresser drawer where he says he put them that matches the description of what he was wearing at work: Grey trousers and a brown collared shirt... Whether those are the EXACT clothes we are not sure... but we either ACCEPT that he changed or we DON'T. If he changed, then what we see in this image would have NOTHING to do with his Arrest clothing.... We also find on 11199-G that his clothes from Beckley were NOT photographed or given an Item # between 1-455. AND Drain took the brown shirt on 11/22. We find later that Bledsoe talking about the ripped buttons had to be AFTER THE FACT since IF he was even on that bus, he changed his shirt before being arrested.... which is the sihirt with the ripped-off buttons. Fetzer's initial evidence for Doorman being Oswald comes from Fritz's notes... as does the information about his changing.... the discussion is moot before it even begins... yet he still gets mountains of airtime about Doorman wearing the shirt Oswald was arrested in... Do you agree that Oswald changed and there is something fishy going on with his clothes?

Len... Your tactics are obvious... your feigned stupidity is obvious... What did Kleins send for C20-T750 orders from ads placed in Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov and Dec 1962? They did not receive ANY shipments from Crescent until Feb 22, 1963... Where did they get the rifles for THOSE ads? Simple question... it needs a simple answer and supporting evidence.

A LARGE blow-up of that window...

CT-750?? The rifle ordered was C20-T750. It arrived on March 27th or so according to the WCR BS. It was ordered from the FEB magazine.... iow the April ad is worthless here. Marina says she took the photos at the end of February... if you want to get technical about it. From how you are approaching this it is obvious to me you have very little awareness of the evidence related to the rifle, Kleins, Crescent, Rupp and the rest.... Go do your homework first and then come argue with me about the rifle's history... I've been doing this too long and posted these answers numerous times to be dicking around with you on this... Try Moyers' paper of the rifle and Gil's work with the documentation and their problems... You evade the real questions I asked you with the LNer song and dance and then talk about OSWALD having the rifle drilled for scope holes - and you obviously have little recollection about that incident. Come back when you know what you're talking about Len.... this is one area where your lack of knowledge is too obvious - that you feel you can discuss and defend you POV without having an understanding of the evidence is SSDD... just google my name and c2766... you'll have more to read and digest that you'll know what to do with... Thanks for playing... but this is like talking about color with a blind man

Robert.... Please do some of the math.... Figure out how Hill would be able to leave a moving car even at 8mph and cover the distance from the front of the SS car to the back of the Limo... how fast MUST he run to cover that distance in that number of frames.... SEE how his feet simply glide long the ground in Nix - between the SS car and limo.... he has to cover the 8 feet from his position to the front of the SS car, he has to cover the ground BETWEEN the cars... all while the limo is moving at least 8mph.... ?? Now, take it back a ver seconds... the Zfilm shows the limo moving along at a constant rate of speed... we KNOW this cannot be true from the legend of movement down Elm and the corresponding frames.. we KNOW that chunks have been removed... including the 2-3mph crawl/STOP of the limo... And then... ever wonder how the SS car catches the limo given how we see it pull away in Nix?

Len… I am terribly sorry you are having such a difficult time with this…I’ve tried explaining a number of ways yet you simply will not budge off your incorrectly stated questions. The LONGER MC is not of any consequence here Len… If you have an issue between Aug 1962 and Feb 1963 with a coupon advertising a SCOPED 40” rifle… post it. Do you even BOTHER to look at the documentation? Take a few minutes and REVIEW THE KLEINS and Crescent and Adams Consolidated paperwork On April 13, 1962 Klein’s supposedly CHANGED their order for 400, 36” TS rifles to 40” FC rifles (there is no such thing as “EFF” which actually means “Effective” Prior to August 1962 Kleins began mounting a scope on 36” TS rifles per the gunsmith… Which 36” rifles was the gunsmith outfitting with a scope Len? The ONLY 40” coupon with a scoped rifle BEGAN in APRIL 1963… AFTER “HIDELL”’s order was supposedly rec’d and processed… In Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec ’62, Jan, Feb ’63… Kleins advertised a SCOPED 36” Rifle C20-T750. On Feb 22, 1963 – according to the documentation… Kleins rec’d a shipment of 100 rifles from Italy in 10 cartons with packing slips. The order was placed APRIL 21, 1962… 10 month turnaround… ok. If you are saying these were the 40” FC rifles.. PROVE IT. I am saying the weight of the shipment was TOO LIGHT to be the FC rifle… but that discussion is not conclusive, only a discussion. Now FOLLOW Len…. Kleins advertised a 36” TS Scoped rifle starting in Aug 1962 and did so until Feb 1963. There is NO DOCUMENTATION OFFERED that shows Kleins EVER rec’d TS rifles… There is NOT DOCUMENTATION OFFERED that shows a single C20-T750 ordered rec’d and filled OTHER than the HIDELL order. There has not been a SINGLE PERSON who has EVER said they ordered C20-T750 and got a C2766-like rifle… one of the other 99 in that shipment. There is NO DOCUMENTATION OFFERED that shows what an order that shipped one of these OTHER 99 rifles looked like…. In APRIL 1963, Kleins changes their ad that had been running for 6 months using THE SAME STOCK # as the HIDELL order, the SAME STOCK # that had been advertising a 36” 5.5lb M91TS rifle yet it was not advertising the SAME RIFLE as C2766… And you of course see nothing wrong with this sudden change or the fact the WCR uses anything BUT the Feb Ad… to show what HIDELL ordered… They try other magazines, then the NOV 63 issue…. Just not the actual magazine and ad HIDELL used (Dept 358) So LEN, Why would Kleins advertise a rifle – the 36” Scoped TS – they did not have? Why would the gunsmith tell us they only mounted scoped on the TS rifle and sold it as is.. with an offer of ammo if he was outfitting 40” rifles? Why is there documentation that an OSWALD had holes drilled into a rifle yet the wrong number of holes is recorded for C2766. Finally Len… THERE MUST have been orders for C20-T750 prior to HIDELL’s… agree? Why do you suppose, if Kleins was shipping the FC 40” rifle for all those months, that the FBI wouldn’t simply print out the other C20-T750 orders and SHOW US that Kleins did indeed send the bigger rifle in its place? Wouldn’t that go a long way to prove that the HIDELL order was treated like all the other orders for C20-T750… or do you suppose the FBI did NOT find that to be the case… and only printed what incriminated HIDELL/OSWALD? I have not refused to address anything Len… you are simply playing the low IQ game.. you aint gonna learn what you don’t wanna know… and you simply do NOT want to know that Kleins and the FBI created and planted evidence against HIDELL/OSWALD in order to frame the patsy for the crime. And the documentation for the revolver is even worse… I can’t make it any more plain than that Len… You’re on your own here on out… I don’t have the patience to keep explaining this to you… nor do you seem to have the desire to understand it… There is no proof one way or ther other Len... I am saying they DID have 36" rifles and the gunsmith DID mount scopes on 36" rifles as he said he did and that Kleins DID sell C20-T750 as a scoped 36" rifle, the M91 TS.... and you have nothing to post or claim they didn't. [...] If this was sent Parcel Post, for $1.50... just produce the records that shows the item picked up and the shipping charges rec'd from PP. (You will have the same problem with Railways receipt of the shipping charges for the revolver as well... another set of BS documents framing Oswald) For now I want to focus just on this one specific issue, one which you keep refusing to address, Klein's offered the longer MC for several months during the period you claim they did not have it in stock or even on order. Why would they do such a thing? Look at the ad Bernice posted, it shows both.

I believe that is the wrong side of the street for Chaney Bernice.... the lead car was AHEAD of the limo and speeding away in McIntyre "Halfback" was even farther behind I believe the men identified are from the left side of the limo, Hargis and ?? who, Hargis, also said he stopped and crossed over in front of Chaney... Mr. HARGIS - I don't know whether it was the Secret Service car, and I remembered seeing Officer Chaney. Chaney put his motor in first gear and accelerated up to the front to tell them to get everything out of the way, that he was coming through, and that is when the Presidential limousine shot off, and I stopped and got off my motorcycle and ran to the right-hand side of the street, behind the light pole.

and finally... read Roy Truly's testimony regarding begin taken to Fritz by Lumpkin... WHEN this occurs and what he knows about the rifle and the location it was found... According ot him the rifle was found 30 minutes BEFORE the official 1:22 time.... but you know all that right Len?

and the second point that you and everyone else seems to run from... Why would Boone and Weitzman SPECIFICALLY STATE a 7.65mm caliber in a legal document, an AFFIDAVIT IN ANY FACT... if they were only guessing? Why would Weitzman sign this document ON THE 23rd, AFTER Day had already identified the rifle, after Drain had already TAKEN the rifle and everyone in the world knew it was a 6.5mm Made in Italy (btw, Day NEVER says its a Mannlicher Carcano... ever. Why would a Deputy Sheriff sign his name to an erroneous AFFIDAVIT if he was not sure of what he saw? Unless that was what he saw

Klein's offered a 36" model... C20-T750 M91 TS for sale with a scope mounted... only YOU are talking about a 40" FC model which they switched to in April 63. Please follow Len.... Starting in August 1962 Kleins advertiased a 36" M91TS rifle with scope as C20-T750.... Hidell ordered C20-T750 from the Feb issue... YOU are saying Kleins shipped him C2766 I am saying they didn't... not only didn't they but I AM ASKING YOU... what rifles they shipped to customers who ordered C20-T750 between Aug 62 and Feb 63.... YOU are saying it was a 40" model like C2766... Prove it. All the evidence we have points to Kleins ONLY mounting a scope on the TS 36" model and selling it as a set. IF the FBI printed any other order from the microfilm with either C20-T750 ordered, or one of the other 99 rifles sent with the C2766 packing slips it would be supporting evidence that Kleins was indeed sending a 40" FC rilfe for these orders.... BUT THE FBI DID NOT PRINT ANY OTHER ORDERS... and the microfilm is now gone. Not a single person in the entire country comes forward stating THEY TOO rec'd a 40" FC rifle for the C20-T750 they ordered.... Since the ONLY EXAMPLE of Kleins WRITING a 40" FC seriel # on an order for C20-T750 is Hidell's AND it is written in pencil AND the Hidell address line does not match the rest of the order... ALL I AM ASKING YOU is why should we believe this was PRACTICE rather than the EXCEPTION and that Kleins' NEVER SHIPPED a 40"FC rifle for these orders.... That the Kleins order form WAS CREATED AFTER THE FACT when the FBI chose to print one and only one order from Kleins. Follow?

There is no proof one way or ther other Len... I am saying they DID have 36" rifles and the gunsmith DID mount scopes on 36" rifles as he said he did and that Kleins DID sell C20-T750 as a scoped 36" rifle, the M91 TS.... and you have nothing to post or claim they didn't. I'm saying that if the FBI printed any of the orders for C20-T750 from the microfilm we would have seen that not a single of the other 99 rifles on those packing slips would have been shipped from as early as August 1962. I'm trying to tell you that the Kleins documentation is all full of SH!T... and was created by Waldman and the FBI to serve the singular purpose of placeing C2766 into Hidell's hands.. Take a close look at the different type faces on the Kleins order form with C2766 on it... the "A. Hidell" typing does not match the rest of the order... in fact it appears that the address block and Waldman's handwritting had nothing to do with the originally prepared order for a C20-T750 rifle... Finally... do you have anything that shows the $1.50 shipping charge getting to the shipper and being deposited? Businesses, even in 1963, kept records of sales for tax purposes. If this was sent Parcel Post, for $1.50... just produce the records that shows the item picked up and the shipping charges rec'd from PP. (You will have the same problem with Railways receipt of the shipping charges for the revolver as well... another set of BS documents framing Oswald)

Posted this before.... Here are the VC #'s assigned to the seriel numbers from the same page as the C2766 packing slip. Does it not seem prudent that we have the order copies from these other rifles to see what was ordered and what was shipped? AK9305 has an earlier VC# than C2766... It might have been shipped PRIOR to C2766... Wonder what was ordered?