Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

This is from Bookhout:

Bookhout was present when Oswald said he was "out with Bill Shelley in front" and Bookhout knew damn well he was talking about the motorcade. But, let's analyze what he wrote down:

So, Oswald went to lunch at approximately noon?  He wasn't a Vice President who decided himself when to go to lunch. He went to lunch the same time that everyone else went to lunch, which was before Noon. Note that we have no reason to think that Oswald worked a minute longer than anyone else; that is just a stupid bpunkery. Oswald was seen downstairs on the first floor at 11:50 by Bill Shelley. So, the implication that he was working until Noon was bull shit. 

Yes, he ate his lunch in the 1st floor lunch room, and we know that's true not because Bookhout said it, but rather, because Oswald said it. It's in the Fritz Notes.

Now, how many Cokes do you think Oswald drank? He didn't get a Coke until AFTER his encounter with Truly and Baker because both of them said he didn't have one. Furthermore, Oswald hadn't even entered the 2nd floor lunch room yet when Baker first saw him, so it was IMPOSSIBLE for him to have possessed a Coke. And don't you try to throw in one your bpunkeries, punk. Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, I have to deal with pinkery and punkery alike. 

So, there was an eon of time between the 1st floor eating and the 2nd floor drinking which Bookhout just left out. And that was when Oswald was in the doorway.

Now, note the disingenuousness: "Oswald claimed to be on the first floor when Kennedy passed this building."

Since when can a human being occupy the whole first floor of a large building? And who in his right mind would identify his location as an entire floor? Nobody would. Oswald was on the first floor alright: the first floor landing of the doorway. And it WAS on the first floor, that is, on the level of the first floor. It was not on street level.   

I hereby publicly accuse of FBI Agent James Bookhout of obscuring the fact that he heard Oswald say he was in the doorway at the time of the shots. I consider Bookhout a conspirator in the framing of Oswald. 

Now, regarding Fritz: Fritz knew very well that Oswald timed his lunch by saying he ate it at a time that Jarman and Norman were also present. That was well BEFORE the motorcade because by the time of the motorcade, they were up on the 5th floor.

For Fritz to say that Oswald said that he was eating lunch with others was a gross lie. Oswald was a loner. He ate alone. Nobody ever said he ate with anybody- on any day. So, for Fritz to stretch that into Oswald sitting down and breaking bread with Jarman and Norman- as if Oswald said that or implied it- is a gross miscarriage of truth and justice. In a word, it was a lie. 

Fritz has NO excuse because he wrote down "out with Bill Shelley in front" and that could ONLY mean DURING the assassination since Shelley wasn't out there after the assassination. Shelley was definitely not out front when Oswald left for home. And you just have to read Shelley's testimony to know that.


http://jfkassassination.net/russ/testimony/shelley1.htm http://jfkassassination.net/russ/testimony/shelley2.htm

Read the damn thing, you rotten punk.

And Shelley included that he NEVER saw Oswald again between the time he saw him downstairs on the first floor at 11:50 and then again seeing him at the PD after his arrest, which meant after 2:00. So, there was NO CHANCE that Oswald and Shelley had an encounter at 12:35 when Oswald left for home. Shelley denied it. He even denied being outside at the time. 

Now, listen up, punk: you can't throw statements from those lying FBI agents at me, thinking I have to accept them, because I don't. I don't take that crap from anybody. Those lying bastards are on your side. They are bloodied, just as you are bloodied. They twisted Oswald's words, just as you twist his words. They framed Oswald just as you are framing him. You just lost this bout, just as you have lost every other bout, and will lose every future bout. That I can guarantee.