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[Bob Prudhomme]

How any negatives can you fit into one sentence? I'm not even sure it's possible to answer that question.

If he did not go in, I'm sure no one would notice. People tend to notice things that happen more than things that don't happen.

Regardless of what Baker knew about elevators and the 2nd floor lunch room, find me a witness on the TSBD steps that, when questioned about this by WC lawyers, could actually recall Baker going up the steps and entering the TSBD.

Well how did he know about those two particular Depository situations? Those are questions you have to ask when analyzing such things. Did someone tell Baker don't forget to mention the window in the lunchroom door?


The Baker dash into the Depository is pretty well-known. I find it hard to believe that of all the people in the entrance not one would chime in that Baker actually stayed outside and never went in. Concealing this would make sense in the context of concealing Oswald being Prayer Man. However that isn't a given and it wouldn't make sense in any normal context. What you are saying is JFK assassination history has Baker going inside. You suggest Baker didn't go inside and no one felt any need to comment. That doesn't sound right to me.

All the film footage of Baker stops just before he reaches the bottom of the steps. Joe Molina and Wesley Frazier were both standing at the top of the steps, and when asked if they saw a white helmeted police officer enter the front of the TSBD, replied no. Eddie Piper was on the 1st floor over by the elevators (this has been questioned, too) and testified that Roy Truly might have been in the company of an FBI agent. Funny the helmet and boots didn't give Baker away.

As I said, find me a witness who testified to seeing Baker and Truly entering the front of the TSBD together.