Creative Speculation

... which is based on ..."inaccurate, since the visit could have happened on the evening before Oswald left..." Then, when putting forth your theory to counter why someone couldn't possibly be setting up Oswald, you add another layer of your "theory" to cover any evidence that, "If it really was Oswald that visited Odio... it implies absolutely nothing..." WTF? Nice way to have a self-fulfilled prophecy, Billy.

This is why I no longer believe that you and some other ridiculous spinners on this forum don't read the material they cry about. Every stupid and silly remark shows over and over the spin, based on a few authors, so your talking points are not well referenced. They never are. You endeavor to wherever you can, to repeat (whether it's a video about other things you detest, or the JFK, which you REALLY detest), by reacting to "spooky one-note sound tracks" as you spin. .. It really takes away from any question being put forth.

When you decide to read (a skill requiring devotion to that attention span), you might invest in reading the second and third generation of researchers, who are well based - not only in reading interviews and the Warren Commission, but sworn testimony of the early investigative reporting and follow through, all well referenced. From THAT reading, you will note that Sylvia Odio was one of the BEST and most important witnesses...

She said that two Cubans came to her house in late September of 1963 with a Caucasian man they called Leon Oswald. In fact, today's evidence is pretty decisive that there was a Leon Oswald in New Orleans around this time. Richard Case Nagell also said he knew a Leon Oswald in that summer of 1963. Nagell said that this Leon Oswald was meant as a Second Oswald and was working with the anti-Castro Cubans, he was not at all pro-Castro. Raymond Broshears, a friend of David Ferrie's also spoke about a Leon Oswald. He described him as resembling Oswald. Michael Kurtz interviewed rightwing witness in Baton Rouge who recalled meeting an Oswald who was introduced to them as Leon Oswald in July and August of 1963. This happened more than once, and on his last visit to the area, Leon Oswald was accompanied by two Latins. David F Lewis, who once worked for Banister, said that he was introduced to a man named Leon Oswald by Sergio Arcacha Smith's right hand man Carols Quiroga at Mancuso's REstaurant in late 1962.

DiEugenio says it's doubtful that this was the real Lee Harvey Oswald since he was still living in the Dall-Fort Worth area at the time. All of this testimony strongly suggests that there actually was a Leon Oswald who resembled Oswald.

Without having to go out and buy you the damned book, Billy, why don't you just READ about the significance of The Odio episode? The absolute best investigative reference into her significance, including what the Commission decided NOT to use can be found in DiEugenio's "Destiny Betrayed" (I have 2nd edition, paper bound, so it won't break your bank), should you actually decide to read what you cry foul over.

Meanwhile, so nice of you to jump in and cover other's posts here. I'm afraid that's all I can offer the light weights here. For everything else, there's reading comprehension and not being a goof ball about this.

Hey, I'm sure glad you're stuck on these video's.... cause they'll be at least 50 of them leading up to the 50th anniversary of the worst conspiracy this country's faced. The sooner we realize this, the better. So glad you're part of it, even though your part is a petty annoyance without credible reading comprehension.

Have a nice day!