strangelove kirjoitti:
Tuo sinun väitteesi on täyttä tuubaa. Marina Oswaldin kuuleminen kesti useita päiviä. Marina oli komissiota kohtaan hyvin yhteistyöhaluinen, mitä hän ei ollut esimerkiksi FBI:n kanssa (koska ei pitänyt kuulustelijoista). Hän myönsi komisiolle vastanneensa FBI:lle valheellisesti. Komission kuulemisen aikana Marina sen sijaan sai sanoa kaiken sanottavansa ilman painostusta ja johdattelua. Ei ole mielestäni mitään syytä epäillä Marina Oswaldin vilpittömyyttä Warrenin komissiota kohtaan.
Ok, mä voin muistaa asian väärinkin.... Esitetääs asia hieman toisin..
Marinan todistuksesta Warrenin komissiolle...
Mr. RANKIN. Had he discussed with you the idea of going to Mexico City?
Mrs. OSWALD. Yes.
Mr. RANKIN. When did he first discuss that?
Mrs. OSWALD. I think it was in August.
Mr. RANKIN. Did he tell you why he wanted to go to Mexico City?
Mrs. OSWALD. From Mexico City he wanted to go to Cuba--perhaps through the Russian Embassy in Mexico somehow he would be able to get to Cuba.
Ja kysyttäessä miksi oli vastannut toisin aiemmin..
Mr. Rankin.
When you were asked before about the trip to Mexico, you did not say that you knew anything about it. Do you want to explain to the Commission how that happened?
Mrs. Oswald.
Most of these questions were put to me by the FBI. I do not like them too much.
I didn't want to be too sincere with them. Though I was quite sincere and answered most of their questions. They questioned me a great deal, and I was very tired of them, and I thought that, well, whether I knew about it or didn't know about it didn't change matters at all, it didn't help anything, because the fact that Lee had been there was already known, and whether or not I knew about it didn't make any difference.
FBI:n raportista, Marinan haastattelu 28.22.1963....
From the outset of the interview,
Mrs . OSWALD appeared to be friendly and cooperative and she answered each of the questions asked her freely . If she did not understand the question, she was not hesitant in asking for a clarification .She expressed concern at one point that the interviewing agents
did-not like her . She was assured, however, that there was no personal animosity toward her by the Interviewing agents or the FBI, and she seemed satisfied with this explanation . She was interviewed from approximately 9 :20 p .m . until 11 :30 p .m .
When asked what the arregement were at the time she left New Orleans, Mrs. Oswald said her husband was to remain there in New Orleans or to return to Dallas,
but no arregement were made for him to go to Mexico City. Inasmuch as Mexico City had not been mentioned, she was asked why she had said no arregements had been for Oswald to go to Mexico City. She replied that she had been looking at television the past few days and had seen or heard that Oswald had been in Mexico City.
She said she was only trying to be helpful and that is the reason she had mentioned Mexico City as she did.
Mrs. Oswald said she did not know anything about any trip that Oswald may have made to Mexico City. She said that upon Oswald`s return to Dallas, which was in early October 1963, she had not asked him where he had been or what he had done because she knew that he had not found work and that it would only embarrass him to ask. She said that Oswald had not volunteered any information about where he had been or what he had done..(CE 1981)
Salaisen palvelun raportista, Marinan haastattelu aiemmin samana päivänä...
She was asked whether she had any knowledge of Lee`s trips to Mexico or Washington D.C. She replied in the negative.. Apparently Marina was very much concerned that Mr. Gregory and I had any doubts as to her sincerity and truthfulness in her answers to our questions.
She repeteadly would remark "I hope you believe me, as I swear by god, this is the truth"..After the reporting agent`s return to U.S Secret Service Office, Dallas, Texas, Marina Oswald had one of the Secret Service agents phone the office and asked for the reporting agent. She apologised for not giving the following information... that on her departure from New Orleans with Mrs. Paine, Lee told her and Mrs. Paine that he might go to some other cities to look for work, and particularly to a city where one of his friends was living; that the names of both cities were furnished by Lee to Mrs. Paine who no doubt will remember the names and may remember name of his friend he mentioned. (CE 1792)
Jos Marina ei pitänyt FBI:sta, niin mitä hän oli mieltä salaisesta palvelusta..
Mr.Rankin
Did these various people from the police and the Secret Service and the FBI treat you courteously when they asked you about the matters that they did, concerning the assassanation and things leading up to it ?
Mrs.Oswald
I have a very good opinion about the Secret Service and the people in the police department treat me very well. But the FBI agents were somehow polite and gruff. Sometimes they would mask a gruff question in a polite form..
Eli, jos Marina valehteli FBI:lle, hän valehteli myös komissiolle, miksi oli valehdellut.. Marinalla ei ollut kuin positiivista sanottavaa salaisesta palvelusta ja hän valehteli heille aiemmin kuin FBI:lle. Eikä pelkästään valehdellut kysyttäessä, vaan omaehtoisesti syötti valetta ja soitti vielä perään täydentääkseen valheensa....
Tuolla selvitetty, kuinka Marina valehteli komissiolle A.Hidell:istä
http://www.giljesus.com/jfk/marina.htm
Marinaa ei mitenkään voi pitää luotettavana todistajana ja hänen väittämänsä tulee kyseenalaistaa...