Comments on: At the Texas Schoolbook Depository Building http://tysonwynn.com/2006/09/23/at-the-texas-schoolbook-depository-building/ Right-Wing Nutjob, Religious Fanatic & Citizen Journalist Tyson Wynn Thu, 01 Mar 2012 17:35:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Tyson http://tysonwynn.com/2006/09/23/at-the-texas-schoolbook-depository-building/comment-page-1/#comment-771 Tyson Mon, 25 Sep 2006 04:16:51 +0000 http://tysonwynn.com/?p=248#comment-771 Strangely enough that is exactly what Jeane and I were discussing in the car on the way home from Dallas. That one event, to me, is the only real hint I have that it may have been bigger than just Oswald acting alone. As a strip club owner, it's very likely that there was the ole mafia connection, and you're right that he doesn't seem the normal patriotic American type. There have always been the reports that he was allowed such access to the area where Oswald was to be walked to the car because he was a regular at the police station. My question is what is a strip club owner doing hanging out at the police station all the time? I think everyone remembes the picture of Oswald as he was shot by Ruby. The stand-out in that picture, other than the murder, is the officer on Oswald's right side wearing the light suit and light Resistol hat. The officer has loaned that hat and his pair of handcuffs to the museum and they are on display. The display said that Oswald was handcuffed in front with another officer's handcuffs, and he was then handcuffed from his right wrist to the officer in the light hat's left wrist. If you look at the photo you can see the light hatted officer's left hand holding the waistband of Oswald's jeans, and you can barely see the handcuff chain joining the two men's wrists.  In the most usual picture of the incident, it doen't look to me as Oswald's hands are cuffed together, since there is such a distance between his right hand (cuffed to the officer) and his left hand (clutching his chest). I guess it they could be cuffed, though. See for yourself: http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/rubyshot.jpg In this photo of just a brief moment before, the way he is carrying his hands would seem to indicate that they were cuffed together and to the officer. <a href="http://www.msu.edu/~daggy/cop/images/00000311.gif" rel="nofollow">http://www.msu.edu/~daggy/cop/images/00000311.gif</a> One other thing I forgot to mention that was kind of cool was that they had an old AP teletype machine and an original printout of the wire feed for the time of the incident. Most notable is that it kept instructing things like "All of you stay off." "Stay off!" They kept it clear so that any news on Kennedy would go right through. Interestingly, the museum reports that when the nation held a moment of silence as part of the Kennedy memorial, it was the only time the AP wire ever went silent. Strangely enough that is exactly what Jeane and I were discussing in the car on the way home from Dallas. That one event, to me, is the only real hint I have that it may have been bigger than just Oswald acting alone.

As a strip club owner, it’s very likely that there was the ole mafia connection, and you’re right that he doesn’t seem the normal patriotic American type. There have always been the reports that he was allowed such access to the area where Oswald was to be walked to the car because he was a regular at the police station. My question is what is a strip club owner doing hanging out at the police station all the time?

I think everyone remembes the picture of Oswald as he was shot by Ruby. The stand-out in that picture, other than the murder, is the officer on Oswald’s right side wearing the light suit and light Resistol hat. The officer has loaned that hat and his pair of handcuffs to the museum and they are on display. The display said that Oswald was handcuffed in front with another officer’s handcuffs, and he was then handcuffed from his right wrist to the officer in the light hat’s left wrist. If you look at the photo you can see the light hatted officer’s left hand holding the waistband of Oswald’s jeans, and you can barely see the handcuff chain joining the two men’s wrists. 

In the most usual picture of the incident, it doen’t look to me as Oswald’s hands are cuffed together, since there is such a distance between his right hand (cuffed to the officer) and his left hand (clutching his chest). I guess it they could be cuffed, though. See for yourself: http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/rubyshot.jpg

In this photo of just a brief moment before, the way he is carrying his hands would seem to indicate that they were cuffed together and to the officer. http://www.msu.edu/~daggy/cop/images/00000311.gif

One other thing I forgot to mention that was kind of cool was that they had an old AP teletype machine and an original printout of the wire feed for the time of the incident. Most notable is that it kept instructing things like “All of you stay off.” “Stay off!” They kept it clear so that any news on Kennedy would go right through. Interestingly, the museum reports that when the nation held a moment of silence as part of the Kennedy memorial, it was the only time the AP wire ever went silent.

]]> By: Twatch http://tysonwynn.com/2006/09/23/at-the-texas-schoolbook-depository-building/comment-page-1/#comment-770 Twatch Sun, 24 Sep 2006 18:15:16 +0000 http://tysonwynn.com/?p=248#comment-770 The most significant unanswered question for me is; why did Jack Ruby assassinate Oswald? He was either a hit man or a zealous American patriot. There is not much in his background that would suggest the latter. The most significant unanswered question for me is; why did Jack Ruby assassinate Oswald? He was either a hit man or a zealous American patriot. There is not much in his background that would suggest the latter.

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