Backes, that is exactly what I said you said, that the Doorman issue- of whether or not he was Lovelady- is narrow. It is not narrow. It is wide because it renders moot everything else.
You say they did control every bit of evidence, and you mentioned them holding Marina Oswald hostage. They did not hold her hostage, you dumb pluck! They didn't ask a ransom for her, did they? They didn't ask for a plane to Cuba, did they? They held her CAPTIVE- you stupid fool.
Backes, you are the dumbest dope to ever enter the realm of JFK. You are an embarrassment to yourself and others.
You said that the WC concocted Shelley's and Lovelady's testimonies. But, Gerald McKnight said that that the WC got them to lie- that they did the lying. Big difference. But no, McKnight could not have been right about that. The WC didn't ask anyone to lie.
Remember the other day when you made fun of the idea that Richard Russell of other Commissioner threatened Frazier's life and that of his family? The WC wasn't going to threaten anyone's life, and they weren't going to ask anyone to lie either.
Lovelady and Shelley both said they walked to the railroad tracks because they did exactly that. We even have a picture of them doing it.
The Warren Commission investigation was like a show trial because the outcome was decided in advance. They were going to decide on Oswald regardless of what anybody said.
On November 24, Hoover said:
"The thing I am most concerned about, and Mr. Katzenbach, is having something issued so that they can convince the public that Oswald is the real assassin."
It was a show trial, you dumb pluck. And if you want to say it was worse than a show trial, then go ahead; I don't mind.
The vast majority of JFK researchers maintain that Oswald rode the bus and the cab, and Oswald himself said he did.
The professors are joining me, Backes, not you. And I bet I could get Dr. McKnight too. In fact, that gives me an idea. We're taking this up a notch.
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