Part 2...Oswald never went to Mexico City ... | Ted Yacucci 10/13/25

Part 2...Oswald never went to Mexico City...
Timestamped Summary - Hosted by Ted Yacucci:

- 00:00:06 - Ted Yacucci recaps Part 1: Lee Oswald did not go to Mexico City, but instead spent late September and early October 1963 infiltrating Alpha 66 and DRE groups.

- 00:00:28 - Part 1 covered how Oswald accompanied Bernardo Deorus and Edwin Black to visit Sylvia Odio, and their efforts to set up Lee Oswald as looking like a "nut" during that visit.

- 00:01:10 - Part 2 will examine the actual supposed trip to Mexico City and all the "shenanigans and craziness" that CIA and FBI tried to foist on the American people about a trip that "really never happened."

- 00:01:43 - Yacucci will use the actual Department of State report on Lee Harvey Oswald, which includes the FBI summary of the assassination of President Kennedy.

- 00:01:57 - According to official records, Lee Oswald supposedly arrived in Mexico City about 10:00 AM on September 27th and checked into the Hotel Del Commercio in room 18.

- 00:02:18 - Rooms 18 through 23 occupied one floor, and hotel clerk Garcia Luna identified three guests who occupied rooms on the same floor during part or all of Oswald's supposed stay.

- 00:02:41 - Yacucci points out that with only five or six people on the whole floor spending four or five days together, "of course they'll be able to identify him" - but they couldn't.

- 00:02:55 - Two of the three men identified by the clerk could not be found, and the third, Alfonso Ferez Fuego, said he was there September 26-28 in room 19 but "did not notice Oswald's presence."

- 00:03:24 - A check of all records of the Mexican National Telegraph Company and leading banks in Mexico City failed to show any money sent or received by Oswald under his real name or known aliases.

- 00:03:50 - After supposedly arriving in Mexico City, Oswald was "almost immediately trying to arrange transportation back to the United States" on both September 30th and October 1st, 1963.

- 00:04:12 - According to agency records, reservation and purchase order number 14618 was issued to a bus line in the name of "Mr. Ho Lee" for travel from Mexico City to Laredo, Texas.

- 00:04:31 - Yacucci challenges this: the paragraph starts with "apparently" which "could mean a whole lot of things, but it first means that you don't really know what you're talking about."

- 00:05:00 - Yacucci questions the inverted name "Ho Lee" - asking why someone hiding their identity would simply invert their name rather than use "John Smith" or something completely different.

- 00:05:20 - The inverted name was used because "intelligence agencies, the CIA, who was setting that up, wanted us to be able to still associate the purchase of those tickets with Lee Oswald."

- 00:05:51 - FBI claimed their evidence was "fairly firm" that Oswald arrived at the bus station with "one suitcase, a small zipper bag" - but provided no explanation for this conclusion.

- 00:06:21 - According to the official report, Oswald paid his hotel bill on October 1st including that night, and "no one remembers when he checked out, but presumably it was sometime during morning or early afternoon of October 2nd."

- 00:06:45 - Key point: "Nobody remembers seeing Lee Oswald in Mexico City. Nobody at the hotel. Nobody remembers him checking out. Nobody will know Lee Oswald was ever there."

- 00:07:06 - Yacucci concludes: "There's no proof. There's no solid evidence because he wasn't there."

- 00:07:13 - Intelligence was trying to tell the Warren Commission that Lee Oswald went to Mexico City to get to the Soviet embassy and apply for a visa to return to the Soviet Union - "absolutely idiotic and ridiculous."

- 00:07:43 - To accomplish this story, Oswald supposedly first went to the Cuban consulate to talk to a woman named Sylvia Duran - this becomes crucial to exposing the lie.

- 00:07:52 - All the events surrounding this supposed meeting "will totally exonerate the idea of Lee Oswald ever being in Mexico City" because the person Duran described was nothing like Lee Oswald.

- 00:08:14 - The phone calls between the Cuban consulate and embassy described someone who spoke "very, very broken Russian" - but Lee Oswald spoke fluent Russian.

- 00:08:40 - The CIA was so concerned about Sylvia Duran because "they knew that she could just blow up their whole false story" that they requested her arrest the day after the assassination.

- 00:09:03 - They wanted to get to her "in order to give her a story that she would then later give to the press" - complete witness manipulation.

- 00:09:25 - On November 23, 1963, one day after Kennedy's assassination, the CIA's Mexico City Station suggested to Mexican officials that they arrest Sylvia Duran and hold her until she told them everything about Lee Harvey Oswald.

- 00:09:53 - Most important revelation: "At the time of Sylvia Duran's detainment, her pertinent statements about Lee Harvey Oswald were written by the Mexican government and given to Mrs. Duran to read and sign."

- 00:10:14 - CIA station chief Win Scott instructed Mexican counterparts to arrest Sylvia Duran the day after the assassination, kept her for 2 days, then gave her statements to sign - even accusing her of having a relationship with Oswald.

- 00:10:48 - This parallels how intelligence grabbed Marina Oswald right after the assassination and kept her for weeks, and grabbed supposed eyewitness Howard Brennan and kept him for two weeks.

- 00:11:13 - This is "such primary evidence that the CIA was not only doing all this stuff, but they were so out of control" they had no hesitation about "grabbing citizens and forcing them to do their will."

- 00:11:40 - Rather than detail all of Oswald's supposed visits to the Cuban consulate and Soviet embassy, Yacucci reveals the smoking gun: there were three photographic sites and multiple phone taps on both locations.

- 00:12:06 - Critical evidence gap: "Not one picture of Lee Oswald or film would ever be shown or displayed. Not one phone tap of Lee Oswald, any audio recording will ever be displayed."

- 00:12:29 - There is NO photographic evidence of Lee Oswald having gone to the Cuban consulate or Soviet embassy, and NO audio evidence of him doing either of those things.

- 00:12:46 - All the stories about "malfunctioning cameras" and film being "recycled" are lies - if there was any real evidence showing Lee Oswald in Mexico from September 27th to October 2nd, 1963, we would have seen it.

- 00:13:23 - After 63 years, we haven't seen "just the smallest proof, the smallest iota" because "it doesn't exist" - the only photographic evidence was the ridiculous Lee Oswald impostor photo sent by CIA on the afternoon of the actual assassination.

- 00:13:54 - Final summary: Sylvia Duran's testimony about conversations with Lee Oswald were written for her and she was forced to sign them - "It's not a story that's really that hard to understand."

- 00:14:15 - Conclusion: Lee Oswald did not go to Mexico City - instead, as discussed in the previous video, he was trying to infiltrate the exact Cuban anti-Castro groups who were going to assist intelligence and conspirators in assassinating President Kennedy in Dallas.
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Original Source Attribution:

'Part 2...Oswald never went to Mexico City ...' | Ted Yacucci | Oct 13, 2025 | https://youtu.be/-RAMm8rk_08?si=MpMaJkH9_TmgpObj

An in-depth look at the lie that Lee Oswald traveled to Mexico City in late September of 1963 and tried to arrange travel and living arrangements back in the Soviet Union. A specific look at the lack of any photographic, film or audio proof that Oswald was ever at the Cuban Consulate or the Russian Embassy...
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