10-02-2015, 05:38 PM
Gordon Gray Wrote:How Oswald got to the rooming house is indeed a mystery, as is how he got to the Texas Theatre. I've never accepted that it was Oswald who Craig saw getting into the Rambler. Once they had him in the, car they would have taken him to the airfield and flown him out of the country to later eliminate him. They never would have dropped him off at the rooming house and risk exactly what happened, his arrest.
Gordon,
no disrespect intended - how do you KNOW this? "would have done this or that" suggests a knowledge of the plans that I fail to understand how you could know this from any other possibilities...
Just a thought... what if it was LEE who was picked up and taken to the rooming house... Our Oswald was wearing an outer shirt (Briarloom) and a Tshirt when he left work... yet the person who entered Roberts' home?
Mr. BALL. When he came in he was in a shirt?
Mrs. ROBERTS. He was in his shirt sleeves. (2. shirtsleeves The state of wearing no coat, jacket, or other outer garment over one's shirt)
Mr. BALL. You say he put on a separate jacket?
Mrs. ROBERTS. A jacket.
I think it very possible that the "honk-honk" she hears is to pick LEE up and get him down to 10th and Patton yet to the EAST so he is walking WEST (from Armstrong)
The one thing I've learned is that from the outside looking in, logic based on the motivations of conspirators usually does not provide the answer since we are truly unaware of the motivation behind these players, let alone Oswald. Let's suppose the actual assassins WERE wisked away and flown out of the country... Our Oswald was never going to "escape"... 12 hours of interrogation and 5 pages of notes? Reports of the interrogation parroting each other.
If we start with the premise that nothing was as it seemed and proceed from there... Does Oswald say things about his situation that we never hear or was never recorded? If not, then he was either fully convinced he was doing work that could not be revealed, or truly did not know enough to say anything... I believe the former - he was aware of his roll, something got him to Irving Thursday night.... and it wasn't to retrieve the rifle...
Did Marina manipulate him into coming to Irving?
Mrs. PAINE - Yes, sir. She apologized for his having come without permission and
I said that was all right, and we said either then or later--I recall exchanging
our opinion that this was a way of making up the quarrel or as close as he could
come to an apology for the fight on the telephone, that his coming related to
that, rather than anything else
Mr. RANKIN. Did your husband give any reason for coming home on Thursday?
Mrs. OSWALD. He said that he was lonely because he hadn't come the preceding weekend, and he wanted to make his peace with me.
Once in a while you get shown the light
in the strangest of places if you look at it right..... R. Hunter
in the strangest of places if you look at it right..... R. Hunter