Blatburst-Roy, Carpenter and Holland

[Jim Hargrove]

In other words, 544 Camp Street and Guy Banister, and all the people who saw Oswald there, and Banister exploding when he learns that Oswald put his address on the Corliss Lamont flyer, all the witnesses who saw Shaw and Ferrie with Oswald in Clinton/Jackson, all the witnesses who said that Shaw was Bertrand (about 14 of them, including Andrews to Weisberg), Ferrie searching for both his library card and the CAP photo in the wake of the assassination, Banister telling Delphine Roberts that there will be no real inquiry in New Orleans about the assassination, Oswald calling the FBI when he is arrested, Walter seeing his informant file there, Shaw calling Andrews to defend Oswald, etc etc etc. That is not evidence right?

LOL. What's kind of weird, though, is that Warrior stamp kit allegedly used to make hand stamps on both the Crime Against Cuba booklet and and the FPCC flyer clearly was not in Oswald's possession in Dallas, either at the rooming house or the Paines' garage. It wasn't initialed by the Dallas cops and didn't appear on the original inventory lists, and it didn't appear in the photos. I don't see how the Dallas cops could have missed a damned rubber stamp kit! It only appears after Oswald's possessions were secretly sent to Washington and then returned to Dallas, vastly expanded.

I don't doubt that "Lee Harvey Oswald" had a hand in stamping those hand-outs, but it sure is undeniable now how much the FBI was determined to "improve" the evidence.