Two marguerite oswalds -- new details

[Jim Hargrove]

I just put up on HarveyandLee.net John Armstrong's new write-up on the two Marguerites. Read it here....

http://harveyandlee.net/Moms/Moms.html

--Jim

[Albert Doyle]

Good work. They had to make the Stripling Oswald disappear.



I'm starting to doubt if Baker saw the second Oswald at the Depository. If he saw the Oswald double on the 4th floor landing Mrs Garner would have seen it. I'm beginning to think Baker said 3rd or 4th floor because he counted the front steps as one floor and thought the main entrance was on the 2nd floor. Therefore the lunchroom was on the 3rd floor. So Baker actually did mention the lunchroom encounter in the first day affidavit only he failed specify "lunchroom".



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[Albert Doyle]

MOP-Yes, but now slowly but surely a different kind of picture of Lee in the public's eye appears, as the most hated man, a man who committed a horrible crime of the century, but at the same time as people learn to hate him more I discovered a different Lee that I did not know. I did not know about his childhood and his true underlying character whatever it was. That's the role he played. But that doesn't make him better. But guilty of the crime against Kennedy? He is not.

I hope people don't miss the symbolic irony of Marina being referred to by the acronym "MOP" (as in mop-up).



In my mind it is not hard to read between the lines in this statement to see Marina giving a very direct hint about the Oswald project.

[Albert Doyle]

Parnell has jumped the shark. He's saying Robert Oswald is probably just assuming Lee went to Stripling because he did. Despite the long list of witnesses and evidence to Lee attending Stripling. Not to mention Kudlaty.

[Albert Doyle]

If the young Oswald was diagnosed with any psychological conditions it was probably due to his being run around in an early CIA doubles program.



Greg Parker is the father of the Peanuts lemonade stand psychology of Oswald having Aspergers.



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[Albert Doyle]

The storm Oswald sailed into on the Skagit was Super Typhoon #14. It peaked at category 5 at 150mph on September 14th 1958. The Skagit probably sailed around its weaker west side...