Re: Oswald's Carcano & The Paper Bag

On May 5, 7:52=A0pm, "ScottO" <scott.....@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Anthony Marsh" <anthony_ma...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> On May 3, 12:13 am, "ScottO" <scott.....@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> . =A0Clearly it would not have
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> >> been hard to hide a folded piece of paper under your ****rt or under a
> >> jacket or any number of other ways. >>
> > Clearly it would not have been hard to carry a 40 inch rifle into the
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> > Again, why did Frazier not see the paper bag and comment on it the way
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> > asked about the package Oswald put on the back seat? Well? Can't hear
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> I think that question was answered or else I'm misunderstanding your
> question?
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> ScottO.

Has anyone actually folded up the stiff brown wrapping paper and stuck it 
down their ****rt or pants? And then walked around with it? And then 
climbed in a car with it? Wouldn't there be tell-tale creases? Wouldn't 
Frazier have heard sounds or noticed a stiffness to Oswald's appearance?

And what about the creation of this "bag"? How and where did Oswald create

it? The tape wasn't the tape found at the depository, nor was this tape 
found at the Paines.  And how, could Oswald have created this bag in 
either location without anyone noticing? ****pping tables aren't hidden in 
corners. If Oswald had created the bag at the ****pping table someone 
almost certainly would have seen him.

And then there are the issues raised by Ian Griggs in his book No Case to 
Answer. Ian, a retired English detective, has re-created the bag many 
times, and placed his disassembled rifle inside the bag. He insists that 
this inevitably leaves major scratches inside the bag, scratches unseen in

the bag found in the depository.

The bag story is an educated guess, at best. Why this wasn't tested 
further by the FBI and WC can only be explained by their being scared to 
find out that their guess was a wrong one.