Inside the mind of Lee Harvey Oswald

This is a snippet from the 90-minute ABC documentary entitled "Beyond Conspiracy" that aired on the 40th anniversary of the assassination. The narrator is Peter Jennings. This segment gives some insight into Oswald's personality. Especially enlightening are the comments of Robert Oswald, Lee's older brother.

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• Kennedy
• assassination
• Lee
• Harvey
• Oswald
• Robert
• communist
• marxist

[SaintlyOswald]

I'm not meaning to imply that the CIA killed JFK. But, just supposing, that de Mohrenschildt was the Paines' CIA contact, and that de Mohrenschildt had other contacts whom he did deeds for. Ruth Paine could end up a pawn of right wing extremists and Mafia bosses without ever knowing it.

[SaintlyOswald]

By "social networks" involving the Paines and de Mohrenschildt, I mean perhaps an intelligence network. The CIA or FBI must have informants here and there, and Ruth Paine, being a Russian speaker, might have been a useful asset, patriotically helping her country. What would she do when she realized that her "help" had led to JFK's assassination? Would she spill the beans and reveal the plot? Would you?

[SaintlyOswald]

Ruth Paine also, very conveniently, was instrumental in getting him his the job at the sniper's nest. If it was a setup, it would require Wesley Frazier's cooperation, so it may seem too far-fetched, but who can know all the details of the social networks in play here? If people planned to kill Kennedy and had access to a network which cooperated on other projects, this is just they way they's want to do it.

[SaintlyOswald]

I think the Paines were Oswald's lying "babysitters," but I have no evidence. Michael moved out of the house in September, when de Mohrenschildt said he first met Oswald, and Ruth met the Oswalds at a party to which de Mohrenschildt had brought them, and ended up inviting them to stay in her house. Very convenient, like everything involving the Paines.

[SaintlyOswald]

Interesting that Michael Paine says that Oswald showed him the picture with the rifle and was proud of it. Paine also said that he had moved the blanket with the rifle in it several times while it was in the garage and thought it was camping equipment, never suspecting or checking to see.

[lHateJuice]

so i came to the logical conclusion that there must been have at least 2, but most likely 3 assasins.Nobody would hire only one assasin to murder the president of the fuckin USA!

other thing is, if u only hire one assasin and miss,that was your last chance to kill him because you never EVER would get a oppurtunity like that again after missing!

So its obviously 100% logical that there must been have at least 2, but most likely 3 assasins to guerrante the assasination of the fucking us president!

[lHateJuice]

who would be that dumb to hide only one assasin to kill the fucking president of USA?

nobody would be that dumb to relinquisch the assasination of the president of the fuckin USA to only one assasin.

if i would like to kill the fuckin president of the usa i would at least hire 3 assasins.

because whit one assasin there is a BIG chance to miss which nobody can afford in this case.

but whit 3 or at least 2 assasins there is a much more bigger chance for a succesful assasination.

[TayEmification]

@TheIntoxicatingEgo I Agree! 

[isortparcels]

to say his brother knew him best ? i wonder if robert knew him at all. lho spent 3 years in the military and 3 years in russia. and before that robert spent time away from his mother while lho was with his mother. if you listen closely to robert you can here the resentment he had for lho.

[TheIntoxicatingEgo]

Oswald was the lone killer