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Francois If you are having a dull time you could always turn in and write another book. Excuse moi but the little bit on the c dropped off I believe you call it the English disease? etienne
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David The face has a ring to it YELLED IN SPANISH SIEZED BY THE POLICE LET GO.I am sure I have seen that face in Dealey pictures somewhere .I will have to go and have a look . Ian
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Robert Harris and the CE399 Tom Foolery!
Ian Kingsbury replied to Mike Williams's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I like to learn. Can you post, or provide a link to the proof? Duncan, I would urge you to watch the video I made on this subject. After you see it, perhaps you can provide some answers that other LN advocates have not. http://www.youtube.com/user/bobharris77#p/u/10/HKwqhf0MYio and part two, http://www.youtube.com/user/bobharris77#p/u/9/SQDp8tBJhC4 Duncan, I would urge you to watch it as well. Everyone should view an assumptive comedy on a nice Sunday Morning! Mike I would like to ask, and this may seem a bit simple where would the actual crosshairs be pointing at for the head shot On 22/11/63 and also on the date of Fraziers test thanks Ian -
the attempted planting of the weapon on oswald
Ian Kingsbury replied to Greg Parker's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
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___________________________________________________________________________ Thanks, Tony. I wonder if he saw anyone getting or taking that kind of paper, of at least the required length, from his work area in the days leading up to the assassination. Also, regarding Lee's question, does anyone on the Forum know if the electrical boxes for the elevators were in the basement? Thanks, --Thomas Tony I am sure the paper bag produced by the FBI ( one of 4) was tested and neither the paper nor the tape came from the TSBD Ian
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The three spent rifle cartridges
Ian Kingsbury replied to Tony Austin's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Perhaps for the same reason they fingerprinted Oswald twice. Also I thought Fritz kept one in his desk and that only 2 went to the FBI.Maybe he kept the dented/short cycled one?. Ian, The official version is that Detective Sims took possession of the three spent cartridges at about 1:20pm and he took them to Captain Fritz at his office later that afternoon. Fritz gave them to Detective Dhority later that evening with instructions to deliver then to Lieutenant Day for fingerprinting and to return with one of the three cartridges. Captain Fritz retained the single cartridge until an FBI agent collected it from him a few days later. However, when Detective Sims testified to the Warren Commission on April 6, 1964 he could not remember taking possession of the cartridges. He testified again on April 8, 1964 and said that Detective Boyd and Captain Fritz had reminded him about taking possession of the cartridges and that he now remembered doing this. Lieutenant Day testified to the Warren Commission that he could not remember who delivered the three cartridges to him, however, in an affidavid dated May 7, 1964 he stated that Detective Dhority had reminded him that he was the person that made the delivery and so he now remembered that event. He spoke about being asked to check for fingerprints even though he had done this already when he was on the 6th floor of the TSBD. Day made an affidavid on June 23, 1964 and this time he mentioned that he was asked to "recheck" for fingerprints as if it would be quite routine to be asked to "recheck" for fingerprints on small cartridge cases that had already been checked for prints. In neither affidavid does he say whether he actually checked for fingerprints on the evening of November 22, 1963. Day's Affidavids: http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/testimony/day2.htm With Detective Sims and Lieutenant Day showing difficulty in remembering events you might wonder if Detective Dhority had remembered things correctly. Perhaps Lieutenant Day did not check the Cartridges for prints that evening, he just retained two and gave Dhority one back without doing any processing and Dhority had not remembered this correctly. After all, his affidavid was made 6 months after the event. However, in the City of Dallas archives Box 3, Folder 5, Item 1 is a report by Dhority. It is not dated but this type of report would have been made soon after the assassination. In this report Dective Dhority makes a more emphatic statement that Lieutenant Day checked the cartridges for fingerprints than he makes in the later affidavid. http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/box3.htm This seems to suggest that Lieutenant Day really did check for fingerprints on the cartridges twice that day. Tony Tony Its only odd if they are the same cartridges, Surely their chain of evidence would establish these facts .An evidence bag or envelope would have to be signed for before fingerprinting or any testing could take place .If they were tested by Day he would sign for possession ,test them, rebag them and send them off to the FBI who in turn would sign possession of them . Would you agree? . Ian -
The three spent rifle cartridges
Ian Kingsbury replied to Tony Austin's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Perhaps for the same reason they fingerprinted Oswald twice. Also I thought Fritz kept one in his desk and that only 2 went to the FBI.Maybe he kept the dented/short cycled one?. -
Maybe Specter will now join Posner the Plagerist's Defense Team. More significant is the possiblity of our friend Jerry Policoff's chance of being elected to the House from Lancaster, Pa., as a progressive Democrat who was endorsed by Sestak. Meet Pat Toomey Some Repug http://www.whorunsgov.com/Profiles/Patrick_Toomey Toomey grew up in East Providence, His father laid cable for an electric company, while his mother helped raise the family’s six children by working as a secretary at the local parish.Toomey stays true to his conservatives roots," "I was raised in a Democratic household," Toomey recalls. "My dad was a card-carrying union worker and a Democratic super voter." A gifted student, Toomey earned scholarships to a Catholic private high school, LaSalle Academy, and then Harvard University. He also supplemented his scholarships with part-time jobs.Toomey stays true to his conservatives roots," As a teenager in the 1970s he was turned off by what he observed as "a downright anti-American streak" in liberalism. "What I found very offensive was the 'blame America first' crowd, the people who suggested that there was a moral equivalence between the United States and the Soviet Union at the time, which struck me as absurd." Toomey says he continued his rightward migration upon entering Harvard in 1980. "I went to college the same year that Ronald Reagan got elected president and I had tremendous respect for Reagan, and found that he was ridiculed and held in contempt on campus," he says. "I also majored in political philosophy. I was studying competing ideas about political priorities and all of this was just gradually moving me in a more conservative direction." After graduating Harvard in 1984, he moved to New York to work in finance, a career that required him to travel through Asia and spend a year in Hong Kong. Toomey made a big career shift by moving to Allentown, Pa. to start a sports bar and restaurant, Rookie's, with his brothers. It became a successful chain. His experiences in business helped seal his conservatism, he says: "I learned the power and discipline and frankly the wisdom of markets, and the incompetence of government." Robert Hunter, "Patrick Toomey: From Wall Street to Capitol Hill," Derivatives Strategy, May 1999.(12) Specter was last seen outside the pentagon pleading "throw me a frickin bone why don't ya" unconfirmed reports of Arlen Darlen spector (no relation to Phil) has began a pop career with his new track " I will survive" C/W " But I don't know how ?" out on Monday.
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A proposed exclusive LHO thread
Ian Kingsbury replied to Jack White's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Brilliant Idea Jack -
I voted for A no peeking and was told my vote had been counted
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MysteryMan Has A Partner
Ian Kingsbury replied to Chris Davidson's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Duncan, The lady in Black, where is her right arm? As we can see the leg of the lady behind her, below where her elbow would be. chris Chris I spent ages looking for Duncans wrist rotation (which I can see) whilst just watching the looped gif Mystery woman walks through the shadows of the trees and "disappears" Or morphs from blue to black unless lady in blue stops right in the shadow she should be visible in Z could this be the lady in black? Ian -
Z FILM ALTERATION REVEALED
Ian Kingsbury replied to Chris Davidson's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Robin this is a very precise way to handle the photographic along with the testimony great idea .Maybe this could work for all the graphics/testimony it would certainly show the discrepancies between the two hats off mate! .Ian -
Z FILM ALTERATION REVEALED
Ian Kingsbury replied to Chris Davidson's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Just like Apron/clappy (to the left of jfk on the infield) man he is looking where Jfk is not -
What If Doug Horne Is Right?
Ian Kingsbury replied to William Kelly's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
I do not think we will see the type of display of anger issued upon Mussolini ,But there will be anger.Here in the UK the guilty politicians are rarely exposed and are allowed to retire gracefully. The old boys network also functions in America which is probably what got them in this situation initially.Ian -
Z FILM ALTERATION REVEALED
Ian Kingsbury replied to Chris Davidson's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Great piece of work I have been following the posts on Duncan's site you must be very tired .Ian -
A bit of Armstrong for those who do not have the book
Ian Kingsbury replied to Jack White's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
Thank you for printing this Jack I found it very enlightening.Ian -
Can't cry wolf later
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So why not expose it for what it is ?
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Why?
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Last Key..or last I know of
Ian Kingsbury replied to David S. Brownlee's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
David whilst trawling through some of the batches of files relating to JFK I came across the name of James Earl Ray this was in connection with JM/WAVE . The file contained hand written notes which appear to be a list of people involved in various missions .Ian HSCA Segregated CIA Collection, Box 9 -
CONGRATULATiONS, YOU'VE WON! hacking
Ian Kingsbury replied to Jack White's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
John get yourself an old Apple Imac running OSX10.4 I have used all of their products for over 20 years I have never had one crash on me never lost data and never had a virus. And no I do not work for them.Ian -
I hope you do not mind but I am posting this on Duncans JFK assasination research site .Ian
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The last words of Lee Harvey Oswald
Ian Kingsbury replied to John Dolva's topic in JFK Assassination Debate
http://www.ratical.org/ratville/JFK/LHO.html I visited this site yesterday from google I am trying to find the source for the Paines rambler comment only to find there is no citation in the peoples almanac and of course when I posted it all I got in response was that Craig was a xxxx and it did not happen .Who was lying Craig or Fritz? Craig was cop of the year 2 years earlier what significant factor contributed to his demise? Ian