Tony Krome

3 hours ago, Ron Bulman said:

Interesting.  The operations manager, Truly, and, the building manager Campbell.  Did Oswald come back in after being on the front steps to hide in the closet before leaving because he figured out, he was the patsy?

One thing that stands out as a fact in the Campbell article, is the word "storage room". The reporter could not have known about the storage room unless he got that from Campbell. However, the reporter could have embellished with "raced into", so not sure of the timing here.

Here is something else that stands out. If the WC really were interested in how and when Oswald exited the front door, they would have called Campbell.

Scope fell off

Another anthropomorphic change;

Sleeping with Wesley now? The rumour list grows. So far we have Marina and Ruth, and Marina and Robert;

In the period just after the assassination, Marina had a brief affair with Lee’s brother, Robert Oswald.

Who's next? Hosty?

42 minutes ago, David Von Pein said:

Yes, Tony, I brought up that very photo just last month....

"they turned a portion of the bottom of a street light pole into the head of JFK"

I bet every reader who snatched up that newspaper believed what they saw too. 

Inventive Journalism that weekend

16 minutes ago, Sandy Larsen said:

I wonder who "we" is.

Truly

Just now, Bill Brown said:

What exactly do you take "at the time" to mean?

At the time he was working

36 minutes ago, Bill Brown said:

Oswald: "I work in that building."

Reporter: "Were you in that building at the time?"

Oswald: "Naturally if I work in that building, yes sir."

Oswald is referring to working in the building. Oswald used the word "naturally" sarcastically, when asked if he was in the building at the the time he was working.

18 minutes ago, James DiEugenio said:

Boy is that interesting as is the apparent fact the Paines do not recall if the car was automatic or manual transmission.

Did they have more than one car?

Michael Paine bought an Oldsmobile while the Oswalds were there. Paid $200 for it, handed over two checks for $100 to the seller. That's what oddballs do. Anyway, the word is that he bought it for parts, then another different excuse. Last time I checked, Oldsmobile parts were not ideal for Citroens or Chevys, but I suppose, with his engineering know how, he could make them fit.

Thanks Jim.

4 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

Add on

47 minutes ago, Pat Speer said:

This appears to be one such memo. It should be noted, in that light, that Shanklin's claim Sorrels had possession of the rifle also appears to be nonsense. The official story, of course, has it in the DPD's possession until they transferred it to Vince Drain of the FBI. Shankin's confusion about this probably comes from the fact that Sorrels walked with Day when Day left the building with the rifle. Apparently, someone thought Sorrels was taking possession of it, when he did not. 

Officially, the CARCANO was not in the possession of Sorells. Got it, thanks. 

This nurse apparently saw the same SS placed bullet that Shanklin refers to;

Video starts at correct time. 

2 hours ago, Cliff Varnell said:

It will go something like, “No way.”

That's my understanding, a round powerful enough to reach the intended target, albeit, a few inches lower, would penetrate as intended.

45 minutes ago, Cliff Varnell said:

So an undercharged round had to travel 90 yards thru swirling wind losing little elevation

If a shooter was aiming at the head at that range, and due to an undercharged round, the result was an impact a little lower, would not the difference be minimal as far as penetration? In other words, if there was an undercharged round, that caused a slight drop in elevation, would it point to that round being undercharged by only a very small degree, but not enough to make a drastic difference to penetration?

It appears there's two Isaac C Todds.

Isaac Carroll Todd Jr was born in 1931, wife was Betty, and he worked at the Sheriffs Dept in Dallas.

Isaac Carroll Todd was born in 1903, and appears to be the father of the above.

So it appears it was Isaac Carroll Todd Jr, a man of about 32 years old in 1963, who heard the hollering about finding three hulls before returning to the Sheriffs Dept.

As soon as we work out who the person was that's escorting Edwards, I'll update the info in the thread.

1 hour ago, Denis Morissette said:

That’s not Todd. I watched his 6FM Oral History and it’s not him. Stephen who interviewed him said he can be seen with his buddy Al Maddox. I think I have the photo he’s talking about.

If you have a confirmed name of the Sheriff Dept person escorting Edwards, I'll update the photos and info. Or if you can show its not Todd, I'll update and call him an unknown guy from the Sheriff's Dept. Thanks.

22 minutes ago, Sandy Larsen said:

Did she do that?

Yes she did. Don't be fooled by Craford, the WC quizzed the hell out of that guy.

59 minutes ago, Bill Simpich said:

"knew who was responsible"

Paine interview raises more JFK assassination questions;

And there is the matter of phones being tapped and the hearing of a Ruth – Michael conversation in which one of them said they knew who was responsible for shooting Kennedy. Allegedly Irving Police Chief Paul Barger knew about this. Have you talked to Barger about the assassination? “Not that I recall. I don’t recall the name either,” she said. What about your phone being tapped? “That’s an interesting question. I’ve tried to figure out where that report came about, Michael and I talking to each other and being heard by somebody. We talked on the phone after Kennedy was shot, but before we knew Oswald was involved. We both were thinking it was the far right, which had been very prominent in their hostility toward Kennedy. We were both assuming that’s who it was (that shot the President). I’m wondering if someone in Michael’s office heard him say it, (that) we know who was to blame for shooting the President, rather than it being tapped.”

2 hours ago, Sandy Larsen said:

 

The second guy Kittrell spoke to could not have been Curtis Craford, for these reasons:

1. Kittrell opened the Oswald file when she spoke to the second guy. Obviously the guy had to have said he was Oswald.
2. Later, when Kittrell wondered if it had been Craford who had impersonated Oswald, she checked for and found his file at the TEC. She discovered that it was inactive. The Oswald file was still active. So she in fact did open Oswald's file when the imposter visited.
3. Kittrell said that the Oswald impersonator laughed boisterously. She saw that the impersonator had no missing teeth,* yet Curtis Craford had two missing front teeth. So he couldn't have been the impersonator. (Kittrell didn't know Craford had missing teeth because his mouth was closed in the photos of him that she saw.)

 

New information noted, correction made.

 

So Ruth Paine suggested that Craford resembled Oswald. If Craford told Kitrell he was Oswald, would not Kitrell open the Oswald file? 

1 hour ago, Greg Doudna said:

also that front teeth detail. But Craford fits.

6 hours ago, Marcus Fuller said:

Now I'm not for a moment suggesting this is in any way a scientific experiment, but if I can make a fairly decent likeness after literally a few minutes of trying, I'm not sure why it could not be done by either someone with far more skills or certainly someone with more time.

Great job! Unfortunately, unless you have a photograph of someone other than Oswald filling out that form, you won't convince DVP. Dave can be seen in the Basement footage, he's the shot-gun toting back-up guy behind Ruby.