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

Here's something else: Since this was mid-morning on Sunday morning, and it was after the final interrogation, it means that that final interrogation didn't last that long. It was no marathon session, as they would have us believe.  In fact, just the opposite, it was very brief. 

If Oswald was checked out of his 5th floor jail cell between 9:30 and 10, and this was shortly after 10, then they weren't in Fritz' office long at all.

 So, how could they have that long discussion about Mexico City, where Oswald reversed himself and talked about how cheap everything was there, as per the lying Harry Holmes.

Mr. BELIN. Did he ever say anything about going to Mexico? Was that ever covered?
Mr. HOLMES. Yes. To the extent that mostly about--well--he didn't spend, "Where did you get the money?" He didn't have much money and he said it didn't cost much money. He did say that where he stayed it cost $26 some odd, small ridiculous amount to eat, and another ridiculous small amount to stay all night, and that he went to the Mexican Embassy to try to get this permission to go to Russia by Cuba, but most of the talks that he wanted to talk about was how he got by with a little amount.
They said, "Well, who furnished you the money to go to Mexico?"
"Well, it didn't take much money." And it was along that angle, was the conversation.
Mr. BELIN. Did he admit that he went to Mexico?
Mr. HOLMES. Oh, yes.
Mr. BELIN. Did he say what city in Mexico he went to?
Mr. HOLMES. Mexico City.
Mr. BELIN. Did he say what he did while he was there?
Mr. HOLMES. He went to the Mexican consulate, I guess.
(Discussion off the record.)
Mr. BELIN. Now, with regard to this Mexican trip, did he say who he saw in Mexico?
Mr. HOLMES. Only that he went to the Mexican consulate or Embassy or something and wanted to get permission, or whatever it took to get to Cuba. They refused him and he became angry and he said he burst out of there, and I don't know. I don't recall now why he went into the business about how mad it made him.
He goes over to the Russian Embassy. He was already at the American. This was the Mexican--he wanted to go to Cuba.
Then he went to the Russian Embassy and he said, because he said then he wanted to go to Russia by way of Cuba, still trying to get to Cuba and try that angle and they refused and said, "Come back in 30 days," or something like that. And, he went out of there angry and disgusted.
Mr. BELIN. Did he go to the Cuban Embassy, did he say or not?
Mr. HOLMES. He may have gone there first, but the best of my recollection, it might have been Cuban and then the Russian, wherever he went at first, he wanted to get to Cuba, and then he went to the Russian to go by Cuba.
Mr. BELIN. Did he say why he wanted to go to Cuba?
Mr. HOLMES. No.
Mr. BELIN. Did--this wasn't reported in your interview in the memorandum that you wrote?
Mr. HOLMES. No.
Mr. BELIN. Is this something that you think you might have picked up from just reading the papers, or is this something you remember hearing?
Mr. HOLMES. That is what he said in there.

All of the above is complete, total, utter fabrication. And notice that Holmes referred to Oswald going to the Mexican embassy and then the Mexican consulate, but there is no Mexican embassy or consulate in Mexico. It was Mexico, and only other countries have embassies and consulates in Mexico, not Mexico itself.  Holmes was just blabbering, and he wasn't thinking. 

Oswald never reversed himself on Mexico City. He said he didn't go there in the very first interrogation. All this is bull shit; evil and demonic bull shit.