The washing machine conspiracy
Fri 12 Apr 2013, 11:06 pm
This post has a curse on it. Have written it out twice, only to lose it twice just prior to finishing. So this is the very much abbreviated version.
Now read the following documents which indicate that as at the 15th of Nov, Oswald was living at 507 East Tenth Street, Oak cliff and that on that day, he was visited separately by Marina and kids and Jack Ruby.
There are one or two problems (e.g. Marina being described with jet black hair) but these people were educated pillars of society.. doctors, lawyers and their spouses.
http://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archive/viewer/showDoc.do?docId=111185&relPageId=151 and read through to page 155.
Now skip to page 158 through 160. On these pages, completely independent of the above, a tip came to the FBI that Oswald had attempted to buy furniture at a Garland shop using Jack Ruby as a reference. This had occurred on Nov 15 - same date as above sighting.
On further investigation, the FBI actually found that a female had called the store on behalf of a Mrs Oswald about renting a washing machine. When asked about references, this woman allegedly gave the name "Ruby". It is clear from the report however, that this was not meant to be Jack Ruby, but a first name - in other words, a female. I submit that the name given was misremembered post-assassination as Ruby since his name became so prominent. I further submit that the name given was actually "Ruth" and that where the document indicates LNU - it indicates "last name unrecalled".
Ruthy was duly interviewed - meaning that the FBI came to the same conclusion I did regarding the name confusion. In this interview, she gave one of her oh so clever non-denials - "a call to Garland would be a toll call and I therefore would remember had I made it." In no way does that statement rule out her having made the call. She is simply stating she would remember making it if she did.
The following explains how Quakers avoid technical lies while also avoiding telling the truth:
Quakers who take not lying very seriously have traditionally still occasionally used not telling the whole truth as a way around that strictness. There are stories about people giving intentionally misleading but not technically false responses to questions like "why would you think that?" and non quakers warning each other to force a quaker into giving a straight answer and not to be misdirected by apparent denials that aren't actually making any claim. So even if you do believe that you should be always telling the truth and nothing but the truth, I'm not sure about the whole truth.
https://www.jefftk.com/p/quakers-and-affirming
Her WC testimony is full of similar examples.
final comments:
The FBI could easily have looked into who had been living at 507 East Tenth, but apparently didn't. It could also just as easily have checked toll calls for the 15th Nov from Ruth's house, but apparently never.
Did the argument over a washing machine and moving back together actually happen on the 15th and not the 21st as we have been told?
23. THE WASHING-MACHINE THEORY
Proponent: George de Mohrenschildt.
Thesis: Marina Oswald, on the eve of the assassination, told her husband that they couldn’t live together “unless he would equip the apartment with a washing machine.” This demand caused a bitter argument which evoked in Oswald “the wish to strike and hurt someone.”
Drawback: According to the Warren Commission, Oswald had the materials for making the paper bag for his rifle before he visited with his wife. Anyhow, as the Warren Report notes, they had lived near a Laundromat. http://karws.gso.uri.edu/jfk/conspiracy_theories/Second_Primer/Second_primer.html
Now read the following documents which indicate that as at the 15th of Nov, Oswald was living at 507 East Tenth Street, Oak cliff and that on that day, he was visited separately by Marina and kids and Jack Ruby.
There are one or two problems (e.g. Marina being described with jet black hair) but these people were educated pillars of society.. doctors, lawyers and their spouses.
http://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archive/viewer/showDoc.do?docId=111185&relPageId=151 and read through to page 155.
Now skip to page 158 through 160. On these pages, completely independent of the above, a tip came to the FBI that Oswald had attempted to buy furniture at a Garland shop using Jack Ruby as a reference. This had occurred on Nov 15 - same date as above sighting.
On further investigation, the FBI actually found that a female had called the store on behalf of a Mrs Oswald about renting a washing machine. When asked about references, this woman allegedly gave the name "Ruby". It is clear from the report however, that this was not meant to be Jack Ruby, but a first name - in other words, a female. I submit that the name given was misremembered post-assassination as Ruby since his name became so prominent. I further submit that the name given was actually "Ruth" and that where the document indicates LNU - it indicates "last name unrecalled".
Ruthy was duly interviewed - meaning that the FBI came to the same conclusion I did regarding the name confusion. In this interview, she gave one of her oh so clever non-denials - "a call to Garland would be a toll call and I therefore would remember had I made it." In no way does that statement rule out her having made the call. She is simply stating she would remember making it if she did.
The following explains how Quakers avoid technical lies while also avoiding telling the truth:
Quakers who take not lying very seriously have traditionally still occasionally used not telling the whole truth as a way around that strictness. There are stories about people giving intentionally misleading but not technically false responses to questions like "why would you think that?" and non quakers warning each other to force a quaker into giving a straight answer and not to be misdirected by apparent denials that aren't actually making any claim. So even if you do believe that you should be always telling the truth and nothing but the truth, I'm not sure about the whole truth.
https://www.jefftk.com/p/quakers-and-affirming
Her WC testimony is full of similar examples.
final comments:
The FBI could easily have looked into who had been living at 507 East Tenth, but apparently didn't. It could also just as easily have checked toll calls for the 15th Nov from Ruth's house, but apparently never.
Did the argument over a washing machine and moving back together actually happen on the 15th and not the 21st as we have been told?
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Re: The washing machine conspiracy
Sat 13 Apr 2013, 4:11 pm
There are one or two problems (e.g. Marina being described with jet black hair) but these people were educated pillars of society.. doctors, lawyers and their spouses.
http://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archive/viewer/showDoc.do?docId=111185&relPageId=151 and read through to page 155.
Been giving this further thought. In addition to the "jet black hair" , Marina was described as wearing at one time, a plaid skirt with a light colored blouse and another time the same skirt with a dark colored blouse.
I now think this was Ruth. The old girl who was the witness said the people she saw in Oak Cliff were the same people she saw on TV. I believe Ruth probably scored more air time than Marina and indeed, Mama Oswald stated in her testimony that Ruth was revelling in the media attention.
I think the witness got Marina and Ruth mixed up.
Here is Ruth with dark hair, plaid skirt and dark blouse... just as the witness described. And she did have a couple of rug rats herself...
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Re: The washing machine conspiracy
Fri 30 Sep 2016, 9:10 am
The 15th of November was the friday of the weekend Oswald was allegedly kept away from the Paines because of a kids birthday party.
This charade was necessary to hide a multitude of issues.
On further reflection, I believe Oswald was staying at the Paines all along, but on the 15th was looking for another place with the help of Ruth. The Ruby character is more difficult to explain. It was either Ruby or possibly one of the White Russians. Did Ruby own a coat with a fur collar?
I think it unlikely Oswald did move into that address - unless it was a police-FBI-CIA safe house where no one would talk. By the same token, we know the N. Beckley address did not need new curtains. But maybe this place did?
This charade was necessary to hide a multitude of issues.
On further reflection, I believe Oswald was staying at the Paines all along, but on the 15th was looking for another place with the help of Ruth. The Ruby character is more difficult to explain. It was either Ruby or possibly one of the White Russians. Did Ruby own a coat with a fur collar?
I think it unlikely Oswald did move into that address - unless it was a police-FBI-CIA safe house where no one would talk. By the same token, we know the N. Beckley address did not need new curtains. But maybe this place did?
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Re: The washing machine conspiracy
Fri 30 Sep 2016, 10:26 am
Was 507 East 10th the "false" address Leavelle claims Oswald gave him?
https://reopenkennedycase.forumotion.net/t1180-did-oswald-deny-living-at-1026-n-beckley
https://reopenkennedycase.forumotion.net/t1180-did-oswald-deny-living-at-1026-n-beckley
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Re: The washing machine conspiracy
Fri 30 Sep 2016, 1:35 pm
Leavelle is full of shit. I discussed why he shouldn't be trusted in my review of "With Malice."
Re: The washing machine conspiracy
Sat 01 Oct 2016, 8:15 am
Agreed mate. I point out much the same thing in my Reid Technique article. His memory was flawless into his 90's, but lapsed many times during his WC testimony. But such people can and do sometimes accidentally let a bit of truth slip out. I'm just saying it's at least a slim possibility here.Hasan Yusuf wrote:Leavelle is full of shit. I discussed why he shouldn't be trusted in my review of "With Malice."
I am thoroughly convinced by Ruth's avoidance of actually answering the question, and by the FBI's failure to check phone records, that she was the one who made the call to hire a washing machine for Marina. And the physical and clothing descriptions both match Ruth as the female with Oswald at the East 10th St address. The 15th was the Friday before the assassination and being a work day, it would have had to have been in late afternoon/early evening.
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Re: The washing machine conspiracy
Thu 19 Dec 2019, 12:14 pm
Snapshot from early Ruth Paine interview with captions.
"...and then I think they expected to get an apartment together when they could afford it, say after Christmas sometime..."
As this thread shows, Ruth was helping Lee look for an apartment the weekend prior to the assassination and also looking for a washing machine for them to rent.
Lee had saved $170. That is $1428.00 in today's money and would have been more than enough right then BEFORE Christmas.
By the same token, she appears to have been sabotaging them at the same time, not passing on details of a permanent, better paying position. She probably need not have worried. His failure to get the lumber yard job on Oct 14 because he did not produce his honorary discharge, would probably end the same way with the airport baggage handler's job.
Will have t check her testimony to see if she ever said anything about them back together after Christmas.
How far would she go to keep Marina for herself?
How far did the Secret Service go to keep them apart?
What was the full extent of Ruth Paine's relationship with the FBI - and how far back did it go?
"...and then I think they expected to get an apartment together when they could afford it, say after Christmas sometime..."
As this thread shows, Ruth was helping Lee look for an apartment the weekend prior to the assassination and also looking for a washing machine for them to rent.
Lee had saved $170. That is $1428.00 in today's money and would have been more than enough right then BEFORE Christmas.
By the same token, she appears to have been sabotaging them at the same time, not passing on details of a permanent, better paying position. She probably need not have worried. His failure to get the lumber yard job on Oct 14 because he did not produce his honorary discharge, would probably end the same way with the airport baggage handler's job.
Will have t check her testimony to see if she ever said anything about them back together after Christmas.
How far would she go to keep Marina for herself?
How far did the Secret Service go to keep them apart?
What was the full extent of Ruth Paine's relationship with the FBI - and how far back did it go?
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Re: The washing machine conspiracy
Mon 03 Feb 2020, 2:07 am
Greg,
The FBI takes a description of the lady supposedly Marina as having jet black hair.
Yet Shelley's wife is contacted by FBI and no description is obtained.
Even Jerry Shelley is minimally described as w/m/21
Why the fuss about a 49 ford when they cant even get a positive id on the people they are interviewing for possible resemblances... beggars belief.
Its ''dodgy" if ya ask me.
Cheers, Ed
The FBI takes a description of the lady supposedly Marina as having jet black hair.
Yet Shelley's wife is contacted by FBI and no description is obtained.
Even Jerry Shelley is minimally described as w/m/21
Why the fuss about a 49 ford when they cant even get a positive id on the people they are interviewing for possible resemblances... beggars belief.
Its ''dodgy" if ya ask me.
Cheers, Ed
Re: The washing machine conspiracy
Mon 03 Feb 2020, 11:59 am
Ed,Ed. Ledoux wrote:Greg,
The FBI takes a description of the lady supposedly Marina as having jet black hair.
Yet Shelley's wife is contacted by FBI and no description is obtained.
Even Jerry Shelley is minimally described as w/m/21
Why the fuss about a 49 ford when they cant even get a positive id on the people they are interviewing for possible resemblances... beggars belief.
Its ''dodgy" if ya ask me.
Cheers, Ed
the interviews with the Shelleys were done by DPD prior the FBI getting a description from Mrs Loomis.
The DPD report and the FBI reports really show the complete lack of liaison between the two investigative authorities.
The DPD were investigating Oswald owning or driving that Ford in September and living next door. They came up with it being Shelley, but they don't note any description of Lee or Marina, nor any description of the Shelley's beyond Mr Shelley being a 21 year old white male. They do however, talk to the owner of the apartments who states that he never rented to anyone named Oswald, Hidell or OH Lee. Then again, he isn't asked to confirm that is where the Shelleys live.
Then the FBI comes along and eventually finds the sources of a sighting on Nov 15... Mrs Loomis. The same Mrs Loomis as talked to by DPD about September sightings. But this time the September sightings and the Ford are absent, as are the Shelleys as a possibility for the couple seen. The FBI does not even bother talking to the building owner, but they do take a description of "Mrs Oswald" - which, as far as it goes, is actually a very good match for Ruth Paine - particularly the clothing description. Then there is the phone call from a female asking about renting a washing machine also occurring on Nov 15. They immediately and correctly (imo) assume the caller was Ruth. She denies it and no further investigation of Oswald and "wife" at Oak cliff apartments or phone calls about washing machines takes place.
The whole thing is shoddy as all hell by both DPD and FBI, yet the FBI reports do seem to have legs. The washing machine phone call tends to support Lee looking for an apartment on that date.
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Re: The washing machine conspiracy
Mon 03 Feb 2020, 1:51 pm
Yes Shelley is either described as being in apartment 6 or 5.
This brings up possibilities of 'at least' 5 other tenants being either Oswald/Ruth or similar enough in appearance to be confused as such.
Lee was in the market for a cheap used auto.
The descriptions of the Shelley's not being provided is red flag territory.
The point would be Ruth giving her details to rent the apartment for the Oswald's. The idea is planning to rent in a few weeks, or as soon as a place could found and fixed up. How would any landlord call the Oswald's, the call would need to go to Ruth's.
Excellent evidence.
Cheers, Ed
This brings up possibilities of 'at least' 5 other tenants being either Oswald/Ruth or similar enough in appearance to be confused as such.
Lee was in the market for a cheap used auto.
The descriptions of the Shelley's not being provided is red flag territory.
The point would be Ruth giving her details to rent the apartment for the Oswald's. The idea is planning to rent in a few weeks, or as soon as a place could found and fixed up. How would any landlord call the Oswald's, the call would need to go to Ruth's.
Excellent evidence.
Cheers, Ed
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