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LR Trotter Wrote:[quote=Ray Mitcham][quote=LR Trotter]


I fail to see where I "mistyped" anything Mr Mitcham, just pure and simple misspelling of "vestibule".I was seeking clarification for your posted statements as seen in the last two paragraphs among your comments seen just above my response that you now question. However, in hindsight, I probably should have "separated" my response so as to be more paragraph "specific". But, careful reading does not indicate absolutely that Mr Campbell stated that he saw the CocaCola, in my opinion, although somewhat ambiguous as posted.

Ray Mitcham Wrote:

LR Trotter Wrote:[quote=Ray Mitcham][quote=LR Trotter]


I fail to see where I "mistyped" anything Mr Mitcham, just pure and simple misspelling of "vestibule".I was seeking clarification for your posted statements as seen in the last two paragraphs among your comments seen just above my response that you now question. However, in hindsight, I probably should have "separated" my response so as to be more paragraph "specific". But, careful reading does not indicate absolutely that Mr Campbell stated that he saw the CocaCola, in my opinion, although somewhat ambiguous as posted.

Apologies if I upset you by saying you had mistyped "vestibule", Mr Trotter.

I was giving you the benefit of the doubt. If you misspelled it as you said then it seems, you are not as intelligent as I thought.

Alan Ford Wrote:The significance of the wrongly accused, OSWALD, using the specific term Superintendent as oppose to Supervisor separates Truly from Shelley.

Again, great catch there, Mr. Mitcham ---->

Holmes testified that Oswald had stated that "A police officer stopped me just before I got to the front door, and started to ask me some questions, and my superintendent of the place stepped up and told the officers that I am one of the employees".

As we reconstruct the scene that afternoon, it plays closer to the following than what we have been lead to believe within the narrow, tunnel-vision script of the Warren Commission:

Startled suddenly, Jack Dougherty abruptly stops working on the 5[SUP]th[/SUP] floor. He mounts the West elevator. Upon landing on the first floor, he is met by two people (fellow employee Eddie Piper and what Dougherty believes is a FBI agent, whoaccording to Dougherty's testimony asks for someone in a position of authority. Dougherty offers Truly's name and sets off to find his boss).

As the aforementioned Dougherty is mounting the West elevator inside, outside Officer Marrion Baker steers his motorcycle off Elm Street, pulling it safely up on the curb. He sets his sights on the Dal-Tex building, reasoning like I would, that the pigeons atop the TSBD wouldn't be anywhere near a gun toting gunman waiting up there with a lethal weapon in his hands, thus he rules out the TSBD.

Mrs. Reid fades back into the shadows, doing all she can to avoid the chaotic scene/stampede unfolding around her, settling between the blue mailbox and the corner of Elm & Houston, where she is captured on film. Less than 24 hrs later, she will be recruited to incriminate an innocent party to FRAME him.

Unfortunately, for her and the viper pit of liars, they overlooked this small, yet important detail, in their sinister plans to hatch a phantom 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] floor encounter with the wrongly accused.

Meanwhile, Ochus Virgil Campbell returns inside the TSBD. He spies the wrongly accused on the first floor. Others are in tow with him as he declares We saw him there.

News man Pierce Allman is frantically looking for a phone. He wants his media network to break this unfolding storyline before their competitors. He asks a young man where he may find a phone. The wrongly accuse stops to assist Allman (hardly the behavior the someone guilty of anything making a hasty getaway). Allman later recalls this encounter, quote, "Oswald mistook me" for a secret service agent.

Meanwhile, Victoria Adams and a fellow employee are on the move, taking the backstairs down four flights. They do not encounter Truly&Baker on those same stairs.

A trio of men, having abandoned their original position minutes ago, are now positioned over on the westerly side of the building. The taller one observes a white helmeted motorcycle policeman walk out of the same West elevator Dougherty had taken down to the first floor.

The trioin their descent down the backstairsalso do not encounter Truly&Baker.

Meanwhile, after dashing over to the Elm Street area, where a motorcycle officer is having trouble parking his bike, Sheriff John Wiseman listens to a woman (MS) when she directs his attention to the TSBD. Moving quickly and in a deliberate manner, Sheriff Wiseman races up the backstairs all the way up to the 7[SUP]th[/SUP] floor. He attempts to get up to the roof, but access is blocked to the roof, because it is locked. Locked. Locked. Locked.

Meanwhile, after managing to not be seen by two female employees sharing the same stairs, in the same time and space, Truly&Baker, leave the wrongly accused, or so they say. They run up three more flights of stairs, managing to not be seen and/or heard by the trio comprising (Norman, Williams and Jarman, who just happen to be in the same area/floor Truly&Baker are headed to, or so they say).

After managing to unlock the locked access to the roof (with a magically silent key ring that not a single soul on the same stairway heard jangling as Truly&4triesBaker charged upstairs, or so the hastily contrived script suggests), the lying duo now spend, quote, over 5 minutes on the roof, which makes it even more certain that Sheriff Wiseman would encounter them at at least three different intervals IF they been in the same space he was.

It gets even worse for Truly&Baker. In his testimony, Truly says on their way back downstairs, Baker canvasses the 7[SUP]th[/SUP] floor, even searching a "small storage" room (Commission Exhibit 507 puts that room quite a distance away from the elevators, thus extending even more time for an encounter with Sheriff Wiseman IF they really went to the roof and actually stayed there for over 5 minutes.

Like they managed to do with the two females, and the trio on the 5[SUP]th[/SUP] floor, now Truly&Baker stand at 0-6, once again managing to not encounter someone else sharing the same time and space as they claim to.

Any objective person would find such odds overwhelmingly strange...

Any objective person would also find the injustice in Mrs. Reid's blatant lie about a phantom encounter with the wrongly accused.

Any objective person would also find lies feed off other lies. Why did Mrs. Reid Lie? Why did Truly Lie? Why did 4triesBaker Lie?

All for the same reasons, to embellish a hastily contrived script in order to FRAME an innocent human being.

Alan Ford Wrote:The significance of the wrongly accused, OSWALD, using the specific term Superintendent as oppose to Supervisor separates Truly from Shelley.

Again, great catch there, Mr. Mitcham ---->

Holmes testified that Oswald had stated that "A police officer stopped me just before I got to the front door, and started to ask me some questions, and my superintendent of the place stepped up and told the officers that I am one of the employees".

As we reconstruct the scene that afternoon, it plays closer to the following than what we have been lead to believe within the narrow, tunnel-vision script of the Warren Commission:

Startled suddenly, Jack Dougherty abruptly stops working on the 5[SUP]th[/SUP] floor. He mounts the West elevator. Upon landing on the first floor, he is met by two people (fellow employee Eddie Piper and what Dougherty believes is a FBI agent, whoaccording to Dougherty's testimony asks for someone in a position of authority. Dougherty offers Truly's name and sets off to find his boss).

As the aforementioned Dougherty is mounting the West elevator inside, outside Officer Marrion Baker steers his motorcycle off Elm Street, pulling it safely up on the curb. He sets his sights on the Dal-Tex building, reasoning like I would, that the pigeons atop the TSBD wouldn't be anywhere near a gun toting gunman waiting up there with a lethal weapon in his hands, thus he rules out the TSBD.

Mrs. Reid fades back into the shadows, doing all she can to avoid the chaotic scene/stampede unfolding around her, settling between the blue mailbox and the corner of Elm & Houston, where she is captured on film. Less than 24 hrs later, she will be recruited to incriminate an innocent party to FRAME him.

Unfortunately, for her and the viper pit of liars, they overlooked this small, yet important detail, in their sinister plans to hatch a phantom 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] floor encounter with the wrongly accused.

Meanwhile, Ochus Virgil Campbell returns inside the TSBD. He spies the wrongly accused on the first floor. Others are in tow with him as he declares We saw him there.

News man Pierce Allman is frantically looking for a phone. He wants his media network to break this unfolding storyline before their competitors. He asks a young man where he may find a phone. The wrongly accuse stops to assist Allman (hardly the behavior the someone guilty of anything making a hasty getaway). Allman later recalls this encounter, quote, "Oswald mistook me" for a secret service agent.

Meanwhile, Victoria Adams and a fellow employee are on the move, taking the backstairs down four flights. They do not encounter Truly&Baker on those same stairs.

A trio of men, having abandoned their original position minutes ago, are now positioned over on the westerly side of the building. The taller one observes a white helmeted motorcycle policeman walk out of the same West elevator Dougherty had taken down to the first floor.

The trioin their descent down the backstairsalso do not encounter Truly&Baker.

Meanwhile, after dashing over to the Elm Street area, where a motorcycle officer is having trouble parking his bike, Sheriff John Wiseman listens to a woman (MS) when she directs his attention to the TSBD. Moving quickly and in a deliberate manner, Sheriff Wiseman races up the backstairs all the way up to the 7[SUP]th[/SUP] floor. He attempts to get up to the roof, but access is blocked to the roof, because it is locked. Locked. Locked. Locked.

Meanwhile, after managing to not be seen by two female employees sharing the same stairs, in the same time and space, Truly&Baker, leave the wrongly accused, or so they say. They run up three more flights of stairs, managing to not be seen and/or heard by the trio comprising (Norman, Williams and Jarman, who just happen to be in the same area/floor Truly&Baker are headed to, or so they say).

After managing to unlock the locked access to the roof (with a magically silent key ring that not a single soul on the same stairway heard jangling as Truly&4triesBaker charged upstairs, or so the hastily contrived script suggests), the lying duo now spend, quote, over 5 minutes on the roof, which makes it even more certain that Sheriff Wiseman would encounter them at at least three different intervals IF they been in the same space he was.

It gets even worse for Truly&Baker. In his testimony, Truly says on their way back downstairs, Baker canvasses the 7[SUP]th[/SUP] floor, even searching a "small storage" room (Commission Exhibit 507 puts that room quite a distance away from the elevators, thus extending even more time for an encounter with Sheriff Wiseman IF they really went to the roof and actually stayed there for over 5 minutes.

Like they managed to do with the two females, and the trio on the 5[SUP]th[/SUP] floor, now Truly&Baker stand at 0-6, once again managing to not encounter someone else sharing the same time and space as they claim to.

Any objective person would find such odds overwhelmingly strange...

Any objective person would also find the injustice in Mrs. Reid's blatant lie about a phantom encounter with the wrongly accused.

Any objective person would also find lies feed off other lies. Why did Mrs. Reid Lie? Why did Truly Lie? Why did 4triesBaker Lie?

All for the same reasons, to embellish a hastily contrived script in order to FRAME an innocent human being.

LR Trotter Wrote:

Ray Mitcham Wrote:[quote=LR Trotter][quote=Ray Mitcham]Apologies if I upset you by saying you had mistyped "vestibule", Mr Trotter.

I was giving you the benefit of the doubt. If you misspelled it as you said then it seems, you are not as intelligent as I thought.

As long as my intelligence actually matches my own assessment, I am comfortable with it, and I make no claim of abundance, although I do not recall ever misspelling the abbreviation for CentralStandardTime. But, for clarification, I place no value on your judgement for the quality, nor quantity, of anyone's intelligence. And, reliance on sub par assessments can be very problematic.

LR Trotter Wrote:

Ray Mitcham Wrote:[quote=LR Trotter][quote=Ray Mitcham]Apologies if I upset you by saying you had mistyped "vestibule", Mr Trotter.

I was giving you the benefit of the doubt. If you misspelled it as you said then it seems, you are not as intelligent as I thought.

As long as my intelligence actually matches my own assessment, I am comfortable with it, and I make no claim of abundance, although I do not recall ever misspelling the abbreviation for CentralStandardTime. But, for clarification, I place no value on your judgement for the quality, nor quantity, of anyone's intelligence. And, reliance on sub par assessments can be very problematic.