Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "BuzzFeed Unsolved Network" channel.

  1. He looks like Walter Cronkite and Oswald had a son.
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  2. More importantly, the eye witnesses to officer J.D. Tippit's murder saw 2 men involved with the shooting. The recent declassified documents revealed that officer Tippit was the head of the John Birch Society in Dallas, the same organization General Walker was associated with. The recent document dump also had FBI informant claims that officer J.D. Tippit was one of the gunmen on top of the overpass facing the President's motorcade. Eye witnesses also saw a man who fit Oswald's description run out of the Book Depository and get in a car with another man driving like a getaway car.
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  3.  @yellowkeyfob  Oswald was deployed overseas to Japan at a radar installation that monitored the classified U-2 program, not as a sentry. When he defected to the Soviet Union, he told them at the embassy the purpose of his visit was to share classified radar and spy plane secrets. When he came back to the US, he was not apprehended and interrogated, or charged with any crimes. CIA and FBI already knew about him and didn't get bothered about it, which means he was sent as a bait. The Russians suspected this from the start, which is why they sent him far away from Moscow to Belorussia. Once it was clear enough that he wasn't baiting anyone, he said he got disillusioned with communism and wanted to return to the US where he could be free again. Once he gets to the US, he starts working with anti-Castro Cuban ex-pats being trained by the CIA, as well as a weapons smuggler named Jack Ruby. The recent document dump has an eye witness account of Ruby, Oswald, and another man talking together at an airport in Louisiana before Oswald and the man got on a plane headed to Cuba. This is why the CIA didn't want any of this information being released to the Warren Commission or the Church Committee over a decade later.
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  4. They didn't know who did it, and blamed Oswald afterwards. General Walker and Officer J.D. Tippit were both part of John Birch Society, and RFK tried to have General Walker committed to a mental institution because he was telling his troops and reporters that communists had infiltrated our government.
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