13-12-2015, 04:36 AM
(This post was last modified: 13-12-2015, 04:54 AM by Albert Doyle.)
Why would Baker and Truly not name the person walking away from the 4th floor landing? He would be a prime person of interest to the Commission after being seen walking away from a place that would be in the perfect range and timing for someone leaving the 6th floor. Why would the Commission not press Baker and Truly on the identity of this person?
"There were no strangers in the building".
Detective Marvin Johnson filled out a report later that evening saying Baker admits he saw Lee Harvey Oswald on the 4th floor.
I'm beginning to realize DiEugenio and some others are confused about the Mrs Reid Oswald witnessing, lunch-room encounter, and Cokes because they don't realize there were two Oswald's in the Depository. Think that's crazy? Check out Douglass and the Texas Theater.
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"There were no strangers in the building".
Detective Marvin Johnson filled out a report later that evening saying Baker admits he saw Lee Harvey Oswald on the 4th floor.
I'm beginning to realize DiEugenio and some others are confused about the Mrs Reid Oswald witnessing, lunch-room encounter, and Cokes because they don't realize there were two Oswald's in the Depository. Think that's crazy? Check out Douglass and the Texas Theater.
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