Post by NoTrueFlags Herehttps://www.scrollery.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Mather-107.pdf
35 pages and it starts, "At about 2:00 pm on Nov 22, 1963, a car with a man sitting in it was in the parking lot of the El Chico Restaurant on N. Beckley in Oak Cliff."
No! It was not at 2:00. The FBI really screwed up the evidence on this El Chico thing. I know. There's another 35 pages, but I'm not going to waste my time. It was not 2:00.
I read most of it. But was left with a question (unless it was answered in a part I didn't read): So it seems that Oswald, inside the theater, is waiting for someone, and Mather, outside, is waiting for someone or something. But do these parallel lines ever meet? Or are they not supposed to?? Ultimately, I don't quite get it...
I don't know what you're talking about, but if you start out with a first down, then you're never going to cross home plate. That's why I stopped at "2:00 pm." 2:00 pm is wrong. And anybody who thinks it's right, is playing fantasy football. Whatever he says, it's going to be wrong. Doudna does not understand the evidence. Sure, the FBI report says the mechanic said 2:00. But it does not explain why the mechanic, White, even noticed the car in the first place, which was because the police sirens were blaring, and he came outside to see what was going on. The FBI doesn't say that. That's what Max Pate told the HSCA. The police sirens would have been blaring at around 1:20 until Oswald's arrest. Of course, White would have come out when they started blaring, if his point was to see what was going on. So White actually saw Oswald in the car at about 1:20 pm, and that makes all the difference. If you think it's 2:00 pm, then you're going down the wrong rabbit hole and your analysis is going to be garbage. Mather was not in Oak Cliff. His car was not in Oak Cliff. His license plate, that was in Oak Cliff, on a red Ford Falcon, very shortly after the shooting on 10th Street.