Oswald's alibi - yet another look

First topic message reminder :

A few weeks back I got a video call from a facebook friend who had concluded that there must have been an "inside man" in the TSBD. He wanted to know what I thought about that idea. I tried to explain about Roy Truly and this led to a discussion on Oswald's alibi and Truly's role in burying it. Unlike some, I'm not that great at trying to explain this stuff verbally. I need to be able to point to docs and graphs and photos and other fun stuff for clarity and reinforcement of a point - and also to stay on topic and not go off on tangents - or forget where I am at in the narrative!

Anyhow, I gave up, but promised I would do something in writing and send it to him.

That got me thinking about the best way to present it and how to keep it simple and easy to follow.

Around this time, I dscovered Opera Pinboards, so decided to test them with this work.

In the meantine of course, Bart had put his piece out on similar themes. Have been too busy to read it but will remedy that today. 

Hopefully the works compliment each other. I have more to come. A side benefit for me doing this is that it makes it so much easier to put it together for the volumes I have resumed work on. 
https://gregrparker.com/pinboards/

Was going to post this in Bart's thread because of the similarity of themes, but thought better of it. Don't want to distract from Bart's work. The timing I know is terrible, but it was not planned that way.  I could have had this out much sooner, but Pinboards is still in Beta mode and I encountered a lot of issues getting it done.

True. I forgot about the DUI fine. But the man allegedly in protective custody had a record with the boys from Special Services for gambling. 

And I should have added that Givens was another in the mix here because of his minor drug bust. 

It would be good if we could obtain Wester's police record (if he had one).

A related thread on Piper.
https://reopenkennedycase.forumotion.net/t34-was-eddie-piper-on-the-6th-floor?