Oswald & Coup d'etat

[Greg Parker]

Truly stated that Oswald's job was temporary and was only available due to the extended busy period. On the other hand, Bonnie Ray Williams testified that they were only given floor laying duties to give them something to do during the slow period. Another worker testified that they had always in the past, been laid off during slow periods, then rehired when needed again,

Hmmm. Who believe? The working man or the boss man whose partner's wife had once proclaimed that someone should shoot Kennedy? (and thanks to the person who brought that piece of info to my attention)

The boss man off course! At least insofar as the temporary nature of the employment was concerned. After all, Oswald's life expectancy plummeted once he took the employment.

Oswald didn't refuse the airport job. He was never told about the offer.

Marina never refused to get back with Oswald. She suggested she stay with Ruth Paine until Christmas so they could save money.

As for the wedding ring.... that was curious to to say the least: After Oswald was shot, Marina asked the FBI to retrieve the ring from her newly deceased husband. They made a beeline for Ruth Paine's house, and Ruth in turn made a beeline for the cup in which the ring was allegedly found.

She was good at producing things for the FBI just when they needed them...

But how did she know that the ring would be in the cup unless it had been kept there before?

As for the money... having suggested she stay with Ruth in the short term to save money... Oswald may have left his savings as a sign of good faith in that idea. Alternatively, he had offered to buy her a washing machine, but she refused the offer. He could have left the money for her to buy one instead of arguing over it. The fact is, if he'd have left the money because he knew he was about to commit suicide by police, why did he hang on to roughly $14.00? What did he need that for? To buy the cops some bullets?