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(08-03-2016 04:43 PM)Pamela Wrote:  

(08-03-2016 08:45 AM)L Verge Wrote:  

(08-02-2016 11:51 PM)Pamela Wrote:  Thanks for that information , Laurie. So, Richards didn't destroy Parker's files, as Roger theorized, to cover the "fact" that he didn't witness the assassination. Neither did Richards have a "revelation" 20 or 30 years later that he was in Ford's. He was on the record at the time. Stewart could not tell a consistent story about Richards. In one trial he went to the police station and talked to Richards right after the assassination. In another trial he waited outside the offices until he was told by an officer to come back the next day. Stewart lied about Richards like he lied about almost catching Booth.

I can only speak for what I saw forty years ago on a few Xeroxed pages that appeared to be from the Parker files. Until I see a full copy (or miraculously, the original), I'm not ruling anything out.

As for the rest of your statement here, you are taking mighty leaps based on a very little bit of information that I provided as to the existence of the files - not what was in them. You are falling into the same pit that many of us have in the past -- making snap judgments without sufficient evidence to back them up.

I'm going to ask a question here that I hope won't insult you, but would you be so interested in Richards if he was not in "cahoots" with the Weichmann story?

Can you explain your "cahoots" question? I know what the word means.

Bad semantics on my part. I should have said, "...would you be so interested in Richards if he was not tied into the Weichmann story?"

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(08-03-2016 05:13 PM)Pamela Wrote:  What a pain it is to have books on kindle! I'm trying to find what you referenced, Laurie, but in so doing came across Kauffmann's mistaken belief that the "Clara" letter was genuine, and thus incriminating of Weichmann. He discounted Richards being in the theater but I can't yet figure out why. I don't recommend anyone getting books on Kindle if they think they might one day want to reference them. Kindle provides instant gratification and a cheaper price but a pain in the keester later.

Please refresh my memory as to why you confidently state that the "Clara" letter was not genuine.

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(08-03-2016 05:55 PM)Anita Wrote:  This is just a point of information. While following the discussions here I happen to come across A C Richards's Bible, photos and a few misc. documents for sale on eBay. I wonder where the seller obtained the items.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HISTORIC-A-C-Ric...ot-/291624

When I clicked on, it said the item had been removed. Any idea who the seller might be?