Steve Roe

David, they avoid it like the plague. Incredibly Barry Ernest did answer that question and he said perhaps the assassin just remained up there and mingled in with the Dallas Police, Sheriff's Deputies and others. That was particularly amusing answer. But hey, let's ignore all the physical evidence, the rifle bag with Oswald's palm print, the rifle with Oswald's print on the barrel (albeit old-verifies he did handle it at some time), the fake Hidell card, the bullets tied to that rifle, his prints on the sniper nest boxes, the Hidell purchase of the rifle/revolver, the Tippit shooting, leaving the TSBD quickly thereafter, etc. All Oswald had to do is make his descent downstairs BEFORE Adams/Styles. Then duck into the 2nd floor lunchroom where he encountered Truly and Baker. During that encounter, Adams and Styles descended downstairs completely missing Truly and Baker. Now which the Stroud document makes sense that Garner saw Truly and Baker making their way up to the 4th floor, of course after the lunchroom encounter and after Adams/Styles left for the stairs.

Good one Rob. John Newman never said with conviction that Ed Landsdale was in Fort Worth on 11/22. It's another Prouty myth.

Tom your font is fine, and it makes it easier to read

Let's get the terminology correct David. This photo is a "Leaflet" also known as a flyer/handbill. It's a single page handout. A Pamphlet is a booklet. When Oswald was booked with the picketing incident by the New Orleans Police, he had the Pamphlet by Corliss Lamont (The Crime Against Cuba) pamphlet confiscated. That pamphlet had the "FPCC, 544 Camp Street" stamped at the end of the pamphlet text. There are no leaflets/flyers/handbills with the 544 Camp Street. Mr. DiEugenio is using a phony JFK movie prop. Compare the stamp on your leaflet photo with DiEugenio's so-called flyer. It's significantly different and an obvious fake. I challenge anyone to come up with the fake DiEugenio prop in the record, NARA or wherever pre-1991 (JFK movie).

It's not in the 1989 Summers' book Conspiracy. Summers does correctly mention the "FPCC, 544 Camp Street" was stamped in the Corliss Lamont "The Crime Against Cuba" pamphlet at the end of the text, page 286.

Yes Gerry, you are correct.

JFK Oliver Stone movie prop. Read Fred Litwin's article. This stuff has been floating around for years.

Mr. DiEugenio, Shaw and Core were not aware of what Banister was doing. That's a complete myth. In fact, Jesse Core called the FBI and reported Oswald's picketing. So how do you explain that? https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=10477#relPageId=696&search="Jesse_Core" Also Mr. Bleau, as well as yourself, repeat the nonsense about Oswald's leaflets stamped with "544 Camp Street". The cold hard facts are only the Corliss Lamont pamphlets had the 544 Camp Street stamped, not the leaflets. The leaflets had Oswald's Magazine Street and P.O. Box stamped. https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=1142#relPageId=819 Another important item you and Bleau apparently do not address was Oswald handing out pamphlets in Dallas. In fact, he ordered more pamphlets while in Dallas. Of course, this doesn't square with your FPCC Banister-Oswald-Shaw-Core fantasy. https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=1137#relPageId=531 Fred Litwin explains this huge blunder. https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/jfk-destiny-betrayed-misleads-viewers-on-oswald-s-hands-off-cuba-handbills Mr. DiEugenio you and Mr. Bleau are making this harder than it really should be, with all these crazy sub-plots and Cecil B. DeMille "Cast of Thousands" conspirators. In my opinion, you are really confusing people with these extremely dubious speculative claims.

The "Clem Bertrand" library card was a prank card. Fred Litwin has already debunked that nonsense some months ago. https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/clem-bertrand-s-library-card The card was a post 1966 library card that showed up well after Clay Shaw's false arrest by Garrison. Someone went down to the Latter Memorial Branch Library and filled out a "Clem Bertrand" library card with phony stuff like Shaw's previous ITM business address. Shaw had left the ITM and no longer worked there. Additionally, Shaw never lived at 3100 Louisiana Parkway. David Ferrie did live on Louisiana Parkway, but different address. Mr. Bleau obviously did not bother to research this in depth and needs to retract this false allegation.

Tom, the Banister (not Bannister) fight with 2-3 young men took place around March 31, 1964. Evidently Banister and a woman employee (could have been Delphine, can't confirm) were standing at a bus stop on Canal and City Park Avenue. One of the young men called Banister "Darling". I believe words were exchanged and the fight actually took place on the bus. The driver kicked them all off, and a bus window was broken in the melee. One of the young men contacted the cops and Banister was arrested. There was a pistol involved, and Banister refused to say if he was carrying a pistol. These were not Cuban exiles, just locals. The fight occurred at night (no time given) and Banister was arrested and paroled at 01:05. Banister could have been drunk, or all of them could have been drunk. No further details given. My sources for that were the Time Picayune and States-Item newspapers in New Orleans. I would like to post the articles, but I've been having problems getting that done any more on this forum. (It's a conspiracy LOL!) There's a lot of myths surrounding Banister. But I can say he was a Segregationist, involved in the Free Electors movement in Louisiana. Also, he was on a welcoming committee or group for Governor George Wallace's visit to New Orleans. He could have very well had a drinking problem, there was another incident some time before where he was arrested in the French Quarter. Delphine Roberts sued the Banister & Associates business (some months after his death) for something like $6,000 (or close to that figure). I think it's safe to say Banister was having financial problems before his death. Hanging around Jack Martin (aka Edward Suggs) would drive anyone to drink. Suggs was a mental case, and I have some research possibly why he had that problem. Not going to share it here.

Delphine Roberts and another individual were the ones that discovered Banister (not Bannister) in his bed dead. Delphine was a total crackpot. She was ardent Segregationist, Anti-Commie and a member of the John Birch Society. Delphine was often protesting various causes in New Orleans at the City Council, in the streets picketing. Delphine was a very paranoid lady and doesn't surprise me she would say Banister may have been murdered. When someone believes the communists were poisoning the drinking water with Fluoridation (Bircher belief), I would call that paranoid. Banister had been under the care of a doctor for some time. He went downhill financially, owing $1,100 Sam Newman for back rent (almost a year). He got arrested for a fight on a bus with a couple of men fighting over a pistol a couple of months before his death.

Gil Jesus, your claim that Klein's started selling 40" MC's in August has been soundly debunked. Will you at least admit your error?

Shades of Penn Jones.....Guy Banister murdered? Crazy, just crazy.

Baloney, a holster was found in Oswald's room at Beckley.

Again, you speculate saying Brewer was not a reliable witness. Brewer said he was acting suspicious looking through the alcove display while cop cars were whizzing by on Jefferson Blvd. In other words, everyone else was looking at the cops go by, and Oswald was busy looking at wing-tip shoes with his back turned. Nothing to see.....right? If the "man" looking at the shoes was innocent, then what's the beef? That "man", identified by Johnny Brewer, had a loaded .38 S/W revolver and got into a scuffle with the DPD. Other Patrons of the Theater were questioned, and they didn't put up a fight. I know how desperate you are to exonerate your precious Patsy, but you're overreaching with this unfair characterization of Brewer.

The man (Oswald) who had (cough cough) PTSD, was pointed out by Johnny Brewer in the Texas Theater. Nice try.

Excellent article. Brief and to the point. Oswald most certainly went to Mexico.

Sandy, was this comment really necessary?

Mr. DiEugenio, The Hardy Shoe Store that Mr. Patsy was hanging out in the alcove, only carried Men and Boys shoes.

Correction noted. Thanks for being honest.

Was that Mental Health insult really necessary?

Dallas Detectives Senkel, Cunningham and Walter Potts arrived at 1026 North Beckley at approximately 3:00 pm. While waiting on the search warrant, the aforementioned detectives could not find Oswald's name in the register. While Earlene Roberts was watching TV she recognized Oswald on TV and said it was "O.H. Lee". Then she showed the detectives the small room where "O.H. Lee" was living. Those detectives waited till around 4:30-5:00 when the J.P. David Johnston arrived with Homicide Detectives Fay Turner, Henry Moore and Assistant DA Bill Alexander with the search warrant. They then searched the room and confiscated all of Oswald's property. The tip on 1026 North Beckley came from Sheriff Bill Decker's deputy in the search at the Paine home. The deputy got the phone number (Oswald's Rooming House) from Ruth Paine and Marina. The deputy called the Sheriff's office, and they did a "Criss-Cross" off the telephone number and that's how they obtained the address. That info was relayed to Fritz and that's when Potts, Cunningham and Senkel were dispatched to the Rooming House. It's all in the record, there is nothing sinister.

I guess I learn something new every day. Captain Will Fritz of DPD Homicide was in the framing of Randall Adams, in the Thin Blue Line film. That is indeed interesting. Mr. McBride can you explain how Captain Fritz framed Adams when the crime happened in 1976? I find your accusation troubling because Fritz left the Dallas Police Dept. (resigned/retired) in early 1970. Maybe you have information that I'm not aware of.

Yes Mr. DiEugenio, maybe it is a deliberate dodge of the rules. Here's your violations. From Mr. DiEugenio: