Saintly Oswald

Jun 19, 2022 Evidence that the Library episode was a staged diversion and stuff.

Oct 9, 2022 A few minutes before murdering JFK, the miscreants staged a diversion so that their hired hands could slip into their positions, and the FBI, head up its ass, went looking for answers.

Sep 30, 2022 Lee Harvey Oswald was seen buying trucks for Castro while he was supposedly in the USSR.

Aug 10, 2022 Of course Bush was there, you silly person!

Sep 26, 2022 In 1961, Ray Carney saw Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas at a time when Oswald was supposed to be in the Soviet Union, proving, perhaps, that there were two people using Oswald's name.

Jun 3, 2022 Doing the document thing here on Ralph Delaney Hughes, whom I think was an asset called in by the murderers one week before the assassination.

Oct 4, 2022 The Official Story tells us that Sheriff Decker went to Parkland Hospital with Chief Curry, but the Official Story is lying again.

Aug 8, 2022 Myth after myth fall to my mighty sword.

Jul 13, 2022 Previously presented as a music video, now in living vocal color.

Jun 12, 2022 In addition to the ghost image proof, I also say that I once again agree with John Costella's proof.

Jun 13, 2022 It's Marvin and her handbag again. I just can't let it go.

The Cuban president's call about money fits right in with a Cuban plot to assassinate JFK. WARNING! If you are sensitive to mentions of "Harvey & Lee," keep the volume down low!

The unbelievable coincidences and a document time contradiction leads me to believe that Oswald's New Orleans arrest was part of the Cuban plot (infiltrated by US intelligence) to give Oswald an alibi for a clandestine trip to Cuba. There may be a tiny bit of speculation involved.

I think that Oswald was a good little Red working for the Reds when he went to Mexico City, and I think the news of his visits was made public by the Dirty Reds to protect their Dirty Red Asses. The CIA was just looking on.

I have acquired the newspaper and looked more closely, and have determined that the Chicago version of the photo is derived from the standard version.

Sells stolen USAF guns, indictment dismissed, $200 fine? Huh?

Follow along as I pretend to understand this Billy Lovelady shirt business.

Unfortunately, it needs to be said again and again. And here I say it again in a more focused way. It's not Marrion Baker.

I think the first Odio story is more likely true than the second, and that the second is an Official Red Herring loosed to confuse the rubes. And maybe there really are two of those Oswald critters.

The Lone Nutters will say it ain't so, but they are always wrong, aren't they?

227 Atlantic Ave and 2136 Broadway. Bitched investigation by the FBI. Shallow treatment by John Armstrong. I was sloppy with the 227 Atlantic Ave part in that I said that the witnesses lived at that address, when perhaps they were merely neighbors. I conflated the situation at Broadway, where two different addresses referred to the same building, with the situation on Atlantic Ave. But I don't think this sloppiness is significant to the meaning. Armstrong should be interested in this because of his Two Marguerites idea, but he does not seem to care. I am interested because the Oswald family, meaning Marylin Murret and LHO, seems to have intelligence connections and it is not clear how far back these connections might go.

My new video, with old information, about the Railroad Detective on the overpass. He's the guy who shot John Connally's wrist.

A 2022 released file has added to my Sgt. Oswald folder, so now it is time for a video. Was PFC Oswald really a clandestine sergeant? Somebody at the CIA, an old family friend, the 1966 Federal Register, a USMC pass and Lee Harvey Oswald himself have all said that he was a sergeant.

3 independently sourced reports claim that a man and a woman were on the hill overlooking the motorcade, and a Dallas Police radio recording indicates that a man and a woman were about to shoot the president and it is not credible evidence so never mind.

My theory still stands; it's Ralph Yates.