Steering Truth: A Conversation with Buell Wesley Frazier

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  • @gregparker4532
    @gregparker4532 Рік тому +18

    New information and how it falls on the believability scale
    1. That Fritz threatened him and tried to get him to decide a confession. Beleievable. Fritz at one point in his career had "solved" 656 out of 666 murders. Which is absolutely impossible, even with modern forensics, without framing a lot of people. And obviously it is a consideration with the case against Oswald - especially when considering he was kept away from legal assistance, and he was murdered during a police transfer, despite the Dallas Police, the FBI and and Sheriff's Office all receiving threats that Oswald would be killed during that very transfer. Worse still is that the murder happened while Fritz's own plan to protect him was being used. This includeda tight 4 man press around the prisoner. The kill shot only became possible when the designer of this plan - Fritz - broke that formation by a few yards to open the transfer car door - as if no one else could have opened it.
    2. That Oswald was "different", didn't fit in and was made fun of. Believable. Oswald was ,ost likely on the Autism spectrum.
    3. The immaculately dressed man in fedora who put a rifle in the car. Not believable, nor his his story about blocking it from memory until his book. It was an invention used as a hook to sell books. Had there been such a man - he would have stood out like a sore thumb and someone else would have reported him.
    4. Seeing Lee leave from the back. Didn't happen. Lee left from the front and there is a ton of evidence for this.

    • @MrLeslloyd
      @MrLeslloyd Рік тому +1

      Point 4,James Worrell also id him leaving via rear and crossing Houston.But this is only chasing noise to me,he was seen at multiple points to final location in theater and that's that.

    • @JfK--OBJECTivE
      @JfK--OBJECTivE Рік тому

      @@MrLeslloyd Two Oswalds were taken from the Texas Theatre - confirmed by two credible witnesses with zero motive to lie.

    • @KRD11
      @KRD11 11 місяців тому

      @@wallacebell4311I believe he was asked by Robert McNeil for a phone.

    • @AnthonyAnthony-tk4ye
      @AnthonyAnthony-tk4ye 7 місяців тому +2

      @gregparker Actually another guy saw a similar person, if anything Frasier might have gotten the story idea from him…. yeah it felt like it was getting deep there lol…. “The man put the gun in his back seat then closed the trunk”? Am I missing something about old cars lol, you have to open the trunk to get to the back seat? (Sarcasm) And if the trunk was open why not put the gun in there lol?

    • @stewartj3407
      @stewartj3407 5 місяців тому

      @@gregparker4532 do your research, multiple other people saw him and Jim files admitted to it. Pull the wool from your eyes.

  • @ghostsignal
    @ghostsignal 11 місяців тому +8

    One interesting detail I caught I was that the TSBD employees didn't know if they were going to be able to go outside and watch the motorcade until that morning. That certainly makes it hard for Lee or anyone else to plan shots from that building, since most of the employees could have been inside at the time of the motorcade passing.

    • @randyharris3175
      @randyharris3175 10 місяців тому

      Oswald knew people would be on tbeir lunch hour.

    • @ClintSutherland-f7i
      @ClintSutherland-f7i 10 місяців тому +4

      The motorcade was also running 10 to 15min late. The Warren commissions timeline is just so completely fucked I just laugh.

    • @ClintSutherland-f7i
      @ClintSutherland-f7i 9 місяців тому

      @@randyharris3175 how do you know?

    • @randyharris3175
      @randyharris3175 9 місяців тому +1

      But Oswald would have known. Kennedy was coming by the building because he always read the paper from the previous day in the break room. Which would have provided the appropriate time Kennedy would have been there which would

    • @randyharris3175
      @randyharris3175 9 місяців тому +2

      @@ClintSutherland-f7i How do.I know people would be on their lunch.hour? The time was listed the Luncheon had a specific time start. Oswald didn't know he would be able to pull it off when he left that morning

  • @TheMegsie1
    @TheMegsie1 10 місяців тому +4

    I think he's embarrassed himself a bit with the story of the well dressed man with a rifle. Doesn't mention it for 50 years but now he's selling a book " Oh yeah, there was this guy with a rifle in the street. " Sure

  • @techinfusions
    @techinfusions 2 роки тому +13

    Oswald was questioned for a full 12 hours after the assassination, yet we do not see those statements just a few personal memories by some of the police officers that were there, Oswald only got to speak briefly, and he expressed that he had no legal representation, he said that he had killed nobody and that he was just The Patsy, Jack Ruby silenced Oswald forever but how did Jack Ruby actually know that Oswald was guilty of killing JFK, he had not even been on trial and had not presented his defence, so was Ruby really just there to silence him?

  • @iambobfritz
    @iambobfritz 10 місяців тому +3

    This guy is a tragic figure. He was not mentally emotionally robust enough to endure browbeating interviews by Fritz his late memories 50 years later something so enormously consequential is puzzling, best. Still, whatever is motives or memory, he seems like a kind, gentle, simple man.and I wish him the best

  • @FrankCoffman
    @FrankCoffman 2 місяці тому +2

    Oswald is the only person who had access to his rifle. Oswald and his wife are the only people who knew that his rifle was stored in Ruth Paine's garage in Irving,, Texas.. Oswald is the only person who could have brought his rifle into the building. Obviously, he carried his rifle in the long narrow package that he took to work that morning. No curtain rods were found. He lied about the curtain rods to explain away the package. The empty package with his fingerprint was found next to the sniper's window. His guilt is obvious.

  • @morticindavis9410
    @morticindavis9410 2 роки тому +23

    I'm younger than Mr. Frazier yet I remember that day. I was in first grade 7 years old. I remember my teacher crying like she lost something dear to her. My maternal grandparents were living that day, my parents were both alive that day and 3 older siblings were alive that day and our neighbors were directly next door. I list them all because today they are all dead. My father never believed Oswald was in on it alone. Grandpa just puffed on his pipe sitting on the couch saying to my dad “ it's a dead cat on the line somewhere”. At the age of 7yo, I didn't know what that saying meant. We are of Polish descent and grandpa and grandma weren't good at English. But I know today what grandpa meant. He has been dead over fifty years.

    • @paulaharrisbaca4851
      @paulaharrisbaca4851 2 роки тому +3

      I’m not sure what the phrase means. I’ll have to look it up 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @peterfraser9070
      @peterfraser9070 2 роки тому +2

      it doesn't mean they knew anything about the situation.

    • @morticindavis9410
      @morticindavis9410 2 роки тому +9

      @@peterfraser9070 no, it means it was a sentimental remembrance of what happened in my family that awful weekend. It also represents my observance as a child, watching and listening to the expressions of my family. Never, did I try to convey that my parents, or grandparents knew anything about the details of either President Kennedy, or Lee H Oswald’s death. Some of you get behind the safety of an computer or phone and just type slander, most are cowards, and sick lonely people.

    • @dallasbrubaker6054
      @dallasbrubaker6054 Рік тому +3

      @@morticindavis9410 I also have no idea what, "It's a dead cat on the line somewhere" means.
      I've never heard of it before.

    • @tiznaeshnishto2584
      @tiznaeshnishto2584 Рік тому +3

      @@dallasbrubaker6054 it means something suspicious is happening/happened

  • @seank.9764
    @seank.9764 Рік тому +18

    Mr. Frazier has been a fixture in TSBD/Oswald lore since the beginning. He has been seen in many interviews over the years including “The Men Who Killed Kennedy” (essential viewing for anyone interested in the assassination). It would truly be a shame to think he would fabricate an element of his story at this point just to sell a book. However, it is a little hard to swallow his “repressed memory” vision of a dapper mystery man with a rifle who nobody else seemed to notice at the time. As we know, Dealy Plaza was teeming with spectators and law enforcement in the chaotic minutes after the shooting. The sighting of Oswald departing through the loading dock is credible and fits an established timeline. Just hard to imagine a “professional” hit man would jeopardize his position in such a careless and brazen manner! I like the old guy and believe his instincts about Oswald, but this is a stretch. He claims he can’t be sure about the validity of the memory. If it’s false, then I suppose I can afford him the benefit of the doubt. If it’s true, then that’s surely one of the most extraordinary things witnessed that day!

    • @blstewart001
      @blstewart001 Рік тому +3

      Well stated. This was exactly my thoughts. Thanks for the tip on "The Men Who Killed Kennedy".

    • @AbolishFamilyCourt
      @AbolishFamilyCourt Рік тому

      Every person who wants to know the truth should watch “”The Men Who Killed Kennedy.” In addition, they should research how Dr. Oschner’s (so) was the personal doctor of Sid Richardson and HL Hunt … 🤔🤔🤔

    • @phonicwheel933
      @phonicwheel933 Рік тому +2

      Agree. Well stated. My thoughts too.

    • @scottwheeler6958
      @scottwheeler6958 11 місяців тому +1

      The 3 of us obviously agree on it! I'm like you all too- it's hard not to like Buell, he seems like he's lived an honorable life & he's a good man & he's also had a rough time in life. I'm guessing he meant to say he was asked by employers "have you ever been arrested?"- as opposed to "convicted". If so, then yes i find that part of his story not only believsble but sad too & he has my sympathy on thst.
      But all that being said- yes i definitely agree with you totally on the man with the rifle story. I also had trouble accepting the story of Lee's "you're nice youre kind you dont mske fun of me" story too. I could imagine some other less detailed version of that story being the truth but I just can't see Lee saying all that to him. I thought he had trouble getting words outta Lee! Again I can see a version of that, but not those exact words that he told, i just had too much trouble with that.
      Then at the very end, his final words on Lee's relationship with the kids just plain seemed bizarre! Ironically, I believe him that Lee treated the kids very well & obviously I've heard that in the past, but for some reason the way the presentation ended on that note just plain came across is very strange

    • @phonicwheel933
      @phonicwheel933 11 місяців тому +1

      @@scottwheeler6958 Frasier also said that Fritz, I think it was, gave him an admission to sign, He also said Fritz raised his hand to hit him, but when Frasier threatened to give Fritz a good fight, Fritz left the interview room in a huff. All that sounds a bit dramatic too. It's a common factor of character being affected by difficult childhoods in the JFK assassination: Oswald we all know about, but Frasier had a drunken abusive step father, Ruby suffered with strife between his two parents and Vicky Adams was abandoned by her parents.

  • @mkii1964
    @mkii1964 Рік тому +6

    There were so many people out front of the TSBD after the assassination I’m curious why I don’t recall anyone else seeing the well dressed man carrying a rifle. You would think there would be motion film or photographic evidence?

  • @jude999
    @jude999 Рік тому +2

    He's right about guilty until proven innocent 37:55. Even President Biden does not respect that with his comments on Derek Chauvina and Kyle Rittenhouse before their trials.

  • @franklinbolander1916
    @franklinbolander1916 2 роки тому +9

    I KNEW WESLEY WHEN I WAS A 13 YEAR-OLD BOY...AT THAT TIME I WAS LIVING WITH MY DAD IN IRVING TEXAS,DIRECTLY ACROSS THE STREET FROM RUTH PAIN!

    • @janetphillips2875
      @janetphillips2875 2 роки тому

      What did you think of the Paine's, if anything? Did you know Mr. Paines mother was a $$Forbes?

    • @Skiptickle
      @Skiptickle Рік тому

      It's not a good idea to post in all caps. It tends to make one look mentally unstable.

    • @christonefeltzs5149
      @christonefeltzs5149 Рік тому +2

      HOW MANY BOOKS HV U WRITTEN

    • @patricklavelle4615
      @patricklavelle4615 6 місяців тому

      @@christonefeltzs5149 Four.

    • @Fernando-qk2hp
      @Fernando-qk2hp 5 місяців тому +1

      You should know how to spell her name if that was true.

  • @jasonabraham8248
    @jasonabraham8248 9 місяців тому +3

    I believe 90% of his story. I think he's wrong regarding the "package" length and I think he's fabricated the unknown man with rifle.

  • @anastasia2657
    @anastasia2657 2 роки тому +12

    The three witnesses who were the most damaging to Oswald was Marina Oswald, Ruth Paine, and this guy, with his curtain rod story, a package no one else saw, and which Oswald expressly denied.

    • @jackzaccardi1896
      @jackzaccardi1896 2 роки тому +1

      I agree. WBF was a plant

    • @603BudRob
      @603BudRob 2 роки тому +3

      Isn’t like he stood trial, if you’re referring to the Warren circus than yea

    • @dab.
      @dab. Рік тому +3

      The package was seen by Frazier's sister, who testified to the WC. "Mrs. Randle stated that on the morning of November 22, while her brother was eating breakfast, she looked out the breakfast-room window and saw Oswald cross the street and walk toward the driveway where her brother parked his car near the carport. He carried a "heavy brown bag."

    • @simonjames1604
      @simonjames1604 Рік тому +1

      @@dab. a bag she claims was far too small to carry a rifle. i mean its worth mentioning that part.

    • @dab.
      @dab. Рік тому +2

      @@simonjames1604 You can understand it would be difficult for her, glancing out of the window, to estimate whether or not the bag was too small to carry a disassembled mannlicher carcano rifle.

  • @Skiptickle
    @Skiptickle Рік тому +6

    I don't think Mr. Frazier's story passes the smell test. Firstly, It took him all these years to come out with his story because he was scared. Yet dozens of people have questioned the official story, wrote books, made movies etc. He had nothing to fear.
    The man he claims he saw with the rifle wasn't seen by anyone else? How could this be when Dealy Plaza was packed with people. Mr. Frazier claims he was so scared of the man with the rifle he couldn't even observe what direction he drove off in. If I'd see that man, under the circumstances, I'd probably assume he was a member of the Secret Service or FBI. Why did Mr. Frazier assume this guy was the gun man and be so terrified?
    Sounds to me like Buell Frazier simply decided it was time to cash in on the Kennedy assassination and proceeded to tell an interesting story.

  • @zapdunga12
    @zapdunga12 Рік тому +15

    Well if you all think Mr Frazier lost all credibility because he saw a man with a rifle, then he lost all his credibility about his story of seeing Oswald carrying a paper bag containing curtain rods. You can't have it both ways. It's he's credible or not. It's funny he came up with this curtain rods bag with his sister after he was arrested. It's also funny that his mother looked out the window and his mother didn't see anything in Oswalds hands. Hmmmm.

    • @Ben-rh9kr
      @Ben-rh9kr Рік тому +2

      His sister saw it also and stated it was about 24 inches give or take a few.

    • @phonicwheel933
      @phonicwheel933 Рік тому +8

      *_@zapdunga12_* On the morning of 22 January 1963, Mrs. Randle (Frazier's sister) was the first person to see Oswald carrying the package outside her house. She estimated that the package was "approximately 28 inches long and about 8 inches wide" and contained something heavy. Oswald then put the package on the back seat of Frasier's car. Oswald then went to the kitchen window, when Oswald was spotted by Frazier's mother, so obviously she would not see Oswald carrying the package.
      Frazier said the package was "two feet long, give or take a few inches and 6 inches wide", but in 1986, under cross examination in 'On Trial: Lee Harvey Oswald', he said that the package might have been long enough to contain an M91/38 rifle, because when Oswald got out of his car at the TSBD he did not pay much attention.
      Frazier liked Oswald and always denied that he fired the rifle in the TSBD, so Frazier is not likely to make up the story about the package and incriminate Oswald. On the other hand, his later story about the dapper hitman sounds unlikely.

    • @Bamacher59
      @Bamacher59 11 місяців тому

      Not!

    • @Jeff-bz6jp
      @Jeff-bz6jp 11 місяців тому

      That's what she said.​@@Ben-rh9kr

    • @DP-hn6rl
      @DP-hn6rl 10 місяців тому +3

      He’s not credible, because he has a documented association with intelligence agencies. Also, Mr. Shelley had intelligence ties in addition to being a member the gun club in his Dallas high school. There is no configuration of any kind for a 6.5C rifle in which it will break down to comfortably fit under the arm and in the palm of a man who is about 5 foot nine, ignore the testimony of the dockworker that says there was no large oblong package on Oswald’s person as he arrived for work that day. Nothing about what this guy says makes any sense. There also was no 6.5 carcano that would break down to be anything less than 24” long. Oswald was about 5’9…I am 6’4 with long enough arms that I buy custom dress shirts and 24” under my pit is a reach for me.
      The rifle story cannot be ignored because it’s physically impossible if the gun on display is the actual gun , or even if it’s not, and the gun is the shorter version, allegedly ordered by Oswald, neither breakdown in any conceivable way to link that he could fit under his arm and hold the palm-let alone dismiss the contradictory statements of Frazier and the dock worker who arrived before Oswald that day.

  • @chrismasotti8028
    @chrismasotti8028 Рік тому +3

    Why can’t you people take a good honest look at LBJ, Ed Clark, and Mac Wallace.. why so afraid.

  • @tvs3497
    @tvs3497 Рік тому +6

    That had to affect Mr. Frazier quite a lot. I, too, doubt the lone assassin theory. I've been to the museum back in the late '90s. I'd like to go back again someday.

  • @9Ballr
    @9Ballr 11 місяців тому +3

    The package was 38 inches long, the disassembled rifle was 35 inches long.

  • @rongenung
    @rongenung 10 місяців тому +10

    Of all the people involved in the story of this national tragedy, Mr. Frazier is one of my favorite persons. He was and is a man of integrity, honesty and courage. He also puts the tragedy in its proper context as a puzzle still unsolved. I wish him well.

    • @dlcandme
      @dlcandme 9 місяців тому +7

      You need to look at his history in this matter. He has no integrity and has lied and changed his testimony more times than you can count.

    • @ClintSutherland-f7i
      @ClintSutherland-f7i 9 місяців тому

      @@dlcandmetrue that. integrity my ass. look when they show the photo of Lee, Buell cant even look at it. the guilt about the curtain rod lie must be immense.

    • @Lucas.formanek
      @Lucas.formanek 8 місяців тому +1

      I highly recommend some deeper research, you might even posthumously apology to Lee for what you just said. :)
      He also did put his bricks in the wall of critical lies about poor Lee Harvey...

    • @randyharris3175
      @randyharris3175 7 місяців тому +1

      Thats true but the latter years he has changed went for the money. He could have wrote a book without making up stories 50 years after the fact.

    • @randyharris3175
      @randyharris3175 7 місяців тому +3

      @@dlcandme Not so pretty well the same story till.now with new revelations. Probably trying to cash in before he dies. But why not every CT and their mommy has written a book why not him.

  • @randyharris3175
    @randyharris3175 10 місяців тому +3

    😂in the mock trial Frazier told Bugliosi Oswald could have been carrying the rifle in front.of him regardless if he had it cupped in his hand. Frazier says he only glanced at the package. So how.is he so sure the package wasn't long enough? Oswald got out of the car first so Oswald in all likelihood was trying to disguise the length of the package. Also why did Oswald show up at Frazier early that morning putting the gun in the car. Knowing Frazier car would be unlocked. Frazier said he was running late in all likelihood Oswald was early.

  • @Pihasanddunes1
    @Pihasanddunes1 Рік тому +3

    Damn, Buell Wesley Frazier himself. Can't help thinking that he and Lee Harvey Oswald are the two most famous order fillers in history.

  • @electricwally
    @electricwally 2 роки тому +3

    What exactly did Buell Frazier mean by "angled parking" in regards to the man with a rifle that he said he witnessed (starting at 26:22)? Was it angled parking as in a remote parking lot to the right as one would view it while walking out of the front of the building (walking out of the TBDB)??

    • @anthonyrobinson6590
      @anthonyrobinson6590 2 роки тому +4

      I think he means the southwest side of the TSBD . The access road in front of the TSBD doesn't connect to ELM, so maybe thats how cars can park and exit the premises by going around the rear of the building. My best guess🤷‍♂️

    • @electricwally
      @electricwally 2 роки тому

      @@anthonyrobinson6590 Thank you Anthony.

    • @wandajames6234
      @wandajames6234 2 роки тому +5

      angle parking is just the opposite of parallel parking, you guys must be young-- it was big in the 50s and 60s, each space was on an angle in front of a store, it was easier to get in and out of.

  • @armysaber
    @armysaber 2 роки тому +17

    I believe what he has to say. Many other witnesses withheld information out of fear. From all outward appearances I believe he is a good man.

    • @leemoore9933
      @leemoore9933 2 роки тому +2

      he might seem like a decent dude but he embelishes his story way to much. Him like some others trying to make a buck from it.

    • @svendhansen5427
      @svendhansen5427 2 роки тому +4

      @@leemoore9933
      Hi Lee, if anybody deserves to make a buck on information from those times, when Big Brother USofA regrettably, lost it's innocents in plain veuw, surely it is Wesley. He could have gained so much more if denounsing your namebrother. He never did. I should be proud to be his friend. I see a lot of caracther and decency comming across in this man, that no one can take away. You ourght to appriciate him comming forth in writing too. I'm sure you can find someone else in the assasination story that will be more worthy an accusation of capitalizing.

    • @svendhansen5427
      @svendhansen5427 2 роки тому +7

      I believe him too,
      He could have withheld Oswalds curtain rod story and saved himself a lot of trouble. A rifle man coming out the backdoor of TBD building and driving away, is Wesley not the only one not daring comming forth with in 1963. Some young mother saw the same from her car and choose to stay safe for many years.
      They were probably both very wise to not add there names to the list of strange departures from this world.
      Dallas had +100 murders a year in at the time, I've heard.

    • @peterfraser9070
      @peterfraser9070 2 роки тому

      it's highly unlikely he saw what he claimed he saw - but even if there had been someone else with a gun in the area, they didn't shoot anyone.

    • @svendhansen5427
      @svendhansen5427 2 роки тому

      @@peterfraser9070 So Peter, you know who shot Kennedy and Conorlly. Are you in the CIA?

  • @neileddinger6863
    @neileddinger6863 11 місяців тому +3

    Thank you, Buell Wesley Frazier, for your life of integrity and wisdom and for sharing your honest thoughts and remembrances of that event you were at the center of 68 years ago. I, too, grew up in Dallas and was 15 years old when I saw the President and First Lady arrive at Love Field. Bt the time I got back to school to tell everyone I had seen the President the news of his death had been announced and the buses were lined up to take us home. Nothing since has had as great an emotional impact on me as the events of November 22, 1963 even though, as an adult, I lived only blocks from the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The assassination of JFK changed everything and nothing will ever be the same again. You and I have had 60 years to ponder the causes and meaning of that event. I think we both have come to realize that it was a conspiracy and, whatever role Lee Oswald might have played, he was not an assassin. When you describe that oak tree at Ruth Paine's house and the delight of your nieces and the other children playing with Lee my heart feels like it will burst. Like you, I still hope that the puzzle will be solved and someday we all will know the truth.

  • @mikev4621
    @mikev4621 Рік тому +4

    The police searched his room after the shooting and he had a Lee Enfield 303 . One of his teenage after-school jobs was in a curtain rail factory

    • @stddisclaimer8020
      @stddisclaimer8020 Рік тому +2

      @mikev4621 Your "facts" are really factoids picked up from a $1.99 conspiracy book at a swap meet.

  • @twhelostl61
    @twhelostl61 День тому

    Mr. Frazier was just 19 yrs old at the time. He's 78 in this presentation. Thats 59 yrs passed and his memories are clear. His story has truth. He is still alive because they don't percieve him to be a threat.

  • @josephforest7605
    @josephforest7605 2 роки тому +20

    Poor guy , that morning all he did was give a fellow employee a ride to work . It turned out to be a personal disaster , for the poor guy.

    • @ryanwilliams6206
      @ryanwilliams6206 2 роки тому

      Lol. Don't feel sorry for the guy. He is a professional bullshitter

    • @charlybrown3812
      @charlybrown3812 Рік тому +2

      not really that " poor guy" he'll go down in history books, videos, and im very sure he has made a decent amount of money in interviews and tv appearances

    • @frederickbowdler8169
      @frederickbowdler8169 Рік тому

      Buell i guess knew that lee Oswald was going to shoot at the president or the parade but sat on the front steps to distance himself .note Mr truly and another went to see what had happened but Buell stayed put why ? did he already know what had occurred? Just conjecture but Buell was an adolescent and probably easily led by lee.

    • @frederickbowdler8169
      @frederickbowdler8169 Рік тому

      i dont think that Buell was part of the conspiracy but he knew Lee was going to take a shot at the parade why would he sit on the steps it wasn't a great vantage point .

    • @randyharris3175
      @randyharris3175 10 місяців тому

      But why not admit the truth? He obviously carried the rifle in the building. He obviously doesn't want to be that guy.

  • @TEXASdaughter
    @TEXASdaughter Рік тому +3

    What make and model of car was it that the man with the rifle got into?

  • @yiranimal
    @yiranimal 2 роки тому +13

    I think the most important thing to nail down about Mr Frazier is how he ended up with the job at the TSBD. Because if that was innocent then I think the following sequence would likely be innocent as well.
    Ruth Paine said she heard about the possibility of a job for Lee through her neighbour, Linnie Mae Randall. Linnie Mae was Buell Frazier's sister. Ruth Paine then took the initiative to call to get Oswald an interview. If Frazier really did land the job in September via a hiring agency, as he testified for the Warren commission, then it's hard to believe there was any conspiracy involved there. And if that was innocent then Ruth Paine learning of the possible job there for Oswald, THROUGH HER NEIGHBOUR(!), highly suggests an innocent sequence.
    Hopefully my reasoning is clear. I'd appreciate any feedback on this. There's so much that's strange as hell in this case, but a conspiracy theory would, I think, have to find a way of interpreting this sequence nefariously and I just don't see it.

    • @MrLeslloyd
      @MrLeslloyd Рік тому +2

      Buell got job through a labour hire company.

    • @frederickbowdler8169
      @frederickbowdler8169 Рік тому

      i feel Buell was not part of the conspiracy but he may have known that lee Oswald was going to take a shot.Notice he says mr truly and others went to see what happened but he stayed put why ? he already knew?

    • @phonicwheel933
      @phonicwheel933 11 місяців тому +2

      *_@yiranimal_* _"There's so much that's strange as hell in this case"_
      You have nailed it, but there is not much strange, unless you go down the conspiracy route. Oswald was a lone nut killer. That is it.
      If Oswald had shot somebody not famous, he would have been tried and convicted without any debate, and if that isn't enough there is also the policeman Tippit murder too.

    • @yiranimal
      @yiranimal 11 місяців тому

      ​@@phonicwheel933 If you look closely enough you'll find some incredible coincidences. Like the fact that Ruth Paine's mother in law was tight with CIA director Allen Dulles' mistress; that Dulles and his mistress used to holiday on the same island compound as Ruth and Michael Paine, owned by Paine's family.
      Or that the person who introduced Oswald to Ruth Paine, George de Mohrenschildt, had serious intelligence connections. And just as he was starting to open up about these connections in 1977 and was being subpoenaed to testify in front of congress as a star witness (that Dallas CIA agent, J. Walton Moore, had told him to befriend Oswald) de Mohrenschildt died of a shotgun wound to the head.
      And here's a crazy one just for fun: de Mohrenschildt used to bounce little Jackie Bouvier up and down on his knee when she was a child, and referred to him as "Uncle George." I mean you can't make this shit up.
      Most people don't know any of this. They watched the Oliver Stone film and thought one way or the other while focused on goofed autopsy notes and witness testimony, and so on.
      But when you consider the facts that I just laid out, you really can't blame someone for thinking there is really too much going on for there not to be some connection. These conspiracy theorists are not necessarily all crackpots.
      I could easily offer a plausible scenario to explain how the CIA got Oswald the job at the book depository. It would involve a CIA agent posing as a hiring agency worker. That's it. And then you have a believable conspiracy, bringing back into play all these weird facts to be considered as something other than fluky coincidences.

    • @yiranimal
      @yiranimal 11 місяців тому

      ​@@MrLeslloyd I know. I wonder how solid that is. Do they have the names of the people he spoke to, an application, etc? If that's the case and there are people to testify to that then I'd believe it.

  • @StephenSchnee
    @StephenSchnee 2 роки тому +18

    I've watched many interviews with him and I've been hoping he'd write a book. I was on the SixthFloorMuseum's website just about ready to order an autographed copy of the book... and then he mentioned the 'new' story about seeing the man with a rifle. Which sounds like it was made up to sell the book... (my opinion, NOT fact)... so I backed off of buying the book. I'm sure I'll change my mind cuz I really like Buell... but that new 'story' just doesn't feel credible.

    • @gregory6003
      @gregory6003 2 роки тому +6

      Considering he was harrassed by police and later people were being killed like Roger Craig. It is possible that he kept that to himself especially since he could not trust the Dallas police Dept.

    • @StephenSchnee
      @StephenSchnee 2 роки тому +3

      @@gregory6003 I can't disagree with that, Gregory!

    • @dlcandme
      @dlcandme 2 роки тому +3

      Good decision! Don't support this liar!

    • @MrLeslloyd
      @MrLeslloyd Рік тому +3

      I watched Buell in another video,not this one and he reeked of guilt,to me at least,before i'd read all these comments.Riveting stuff,i was a boy of 11 and have only really got into all these stories in the last 3 months due to UA-cam videos.

    • @JfK--OBJECTivE
      @JfK--OBJECTivE Рік тому +1

      @@gregory6003 Roger Craig committed suicide after a few attempts at killing him.

  • @weakling334
    @weakling334 2 роки тому +23

    I find it hard to believe he never told anyone about the man with the rifle. Don't believe Oswald acted alone, but this guy sounds like someone trying to sell something.

    • @dlcandme
      @dlcandme 2 роки тому

      Yes he is selling! I have researched the JFK Assassination for most of my life and this person is the most unreliable witness of all interviewed. He has changed his story more times than I can count. He is just trying to make a buck at every turn. Also, He doesn't want to be known as the man who took the assassin to the building. That's why he says the package he saw could not have held the gun.

    • @bradrook3919
      @bradrook3919 Рік тому +4

      He is...his book

    • @bradleyholt9805
      @bradleyholt9805 Рік тому +6

      Indeed. This wasn't his story back then.

    • @johnhoward3271
      @johnhoward3271 Рік тому +2

      Follow the $$ ( Whom has a vested interest in Lee Harvey Oswald being the " Lone Gunman " )

    • @radar0412
      @radar0412 Рік тому +1

      ​​@@johnhoward3271 Bigger money in Conspiracy theory. Ask Oliver Stone and Mark Lane. Multi millionaires

  • @frederickbowdler8169
    @frederickbowdler8169 Рік тому +2

    Does any body know what was written on Buell s shirt when.he entered the police interview room?

    • @prinzessindianavonbaden787
      @prinzessindianavonbaden787 Рік тому +1

      „TEXAS HUNTSVILLE“ …and a symbol between, which I cannot identify…

    • @Jeff-bz6jp
      @Jeff-bz6jp 11 місяців тому +2

      ​@@prinzessindianavonbaden787My guess is FFA, or Future Farmers of America. It was a legit organization when I was a kid in school. Still may be.

    • @tholmes2169
      @tholmes2169 10 місяців тому +1

      Yeah it’s a FFA emblem.

  • @mrmargni7108
    @mrmargni7108 2 роки тому +5

    Did Truely not bring a hunting rifle to TSBD prior to assanation?

  • @gerryquinn5578
    @gerryquinn5578 2 роки тому +16

    Seriously, a recovered memory after all these decades, just in time for his book. He has lost all credability. He was caught on film on the steps of the TSBD. He mentions 'doorway man' is Lovelady. What about 'Prayerman'? Fame by association indeed.

    • @leemoore9933
      @leemoore9933 2 роки тому +5

      @The Tom Wassell Show Did anyone else notice a man with 200 dollar shoes and expensive clothing holding a rifle Im sure there were many in the area, he makes it sound like a mob hit, but then again most wise guys didn't dress for the occasion. I think it a bit odd he zeros in on shoes, fadora and clothes more then the long gun he was holding.

    • @gerryquinn5578
      @gerryquinn5578 2 роки тому +6

      @The Tom Wassell Show : This is not the first time Mr Fazier has given a talk at the museum. It is pretty much the same talk except for the recovered menory of the man with the gun. Seriously? No ine else saw him. He is in no photos or film. You decide if perhaps a publish er helped Buell 'remember; something.

    • @myronhelton4441
      @myronhelton4441 2 роки тому

      @@gerryquinn5578 You are right, Dallas had cameras all over the place! More cameras in Dallas in 1963, than smartphones taking pictures in Dallas today.

    • @gregory6003
      @gregory6003 2 роки тому +2

      @@myronhelton4441 if your talking about Kodak...and Polaroid and 8 mm movie cameras then maybe there were a few. But not any surveillance type like we have today. Most of those camera pics and film have already been studied.

    • @gregory6003
      @gregory6003 2 роки тому

      Chauncey Holt [ one of the tramps] also said that he had seen a number of assassins and members of organized crime all over
      Dealey Plaza that day. So where are those pictures????

  • @DanC-go9lc
    @DanC-go9lc Рік тому +9

    Poor Buell Wesley Frazier. Honestly I feel sorry for this man. He alone could have easily solved the Crime of The Century. The sidewalk was packed with people like sardines in a can. Instantly Cops were combing every foot of Dealey Plaza. And ALL Frazier had to do was tell someone, Anyone "HEY there is the killer, the cool, calm, well-dressed professional man with a rifle wearing a fedora." Case Closed. No need for his buddy Lee to flee and go kill Tippit. No reason for Ruby's rage and his murder of Oswald. Pooof, just like that the rifle-fedora man vanished and not even ONE other person noticed him. To hear him tell it, sounds like this invisible killer was so brazen as to even park in the "angled-parking" right in front of the TSBD ! Yet no one saw that either. Very Sad.

  • @michaelharrison7072
    @michaelharrison7072 Рік тому +2

    Eye witnesses saw oswald on lower floor of book depository getting a coke when they heard shots .Warren whitewash doesnt mention anything that would be reality !

    • @stddisclaimer8020
      @stddisclaimer8020 Рік тому +1

      @michaelharrison7072 Oswald was spotted on the 2nd floor at least 90 seconds *_after_* the shooting stopped. And he drank Dr. Pepper (never Coke). Your implication of conspiracy is a "whitewash" of the truth, which is Oswald-alone.

  • @philmickey7247
    @philmickey7247 2 роки тому +3

    22:49 Buell asks Mr. Shelly
    29:47 'puts the rifle in the back seat...' 'he closes the trunk.' 🤔
    49:40 Person in 'man in doorway' photo isn't on 'down the very bottom', 'holding up the wall' sidewalk level.(7 steps)

    • @philmickey7247
      @philmickey7247 Рік тому +1

      @july3410 Here's a question to think about.
      Buell Westley Frazier repeatedly makes the comment of the police motorcycle's engines being turned off and on, causing them to 'backfire'.
      But...how many 'backfires' were there before he decided it was instead actually gunfire?!

  • @rockin323-c8z
    @rockin323-c8z 6 місяців тому +2

    Man- some of these witnesses made this there lifes work didnt they. Zillion years later He writes a book ofcourse and decides he saw a man with a rifle that day but completely forgot about it cuz of fear but he was sucha brave young lad he threatened to beat up the Dallas Officer trying to force him into a false confession of which also didnt jog his memory to tell Fritz about this man he saw. UGH. Lee made them all famous didnt he

  • @Gershwin48
    @Gershwin48 2 роки тому +14

    When this museum is willing to listen to people who don’t hold their viewpoint, I’ll watch these.

    • @janetphillips2875
      @janetphillips2875 2 роки тому +7

      I give you a hundred thumbs up on that!!

    • @kjnest
      @kjnest 2 роки тому +5

      That’s why they had out cards for questioning! They can censer what is adked!

    • @TheHeavensFellen
      @TheHeavensFellen Рік тому +1

      for that you have to go thru their old archived audio, like the one with Jean Hill and then Gordon Arnold.

    • @TheHeavensFellen
      @TheHeavensFellen Рік тому +1

      A guy named Bob Hays was their executive director, He was brilliant and caring.. and then came Gary Mack!

    • @jackgriffin4893
      @jackgriffin4893 Рік тому +9

      One man. One rifle. Three shots. Eleven seconds. Oswald acted alone. Ruby acted alone. No conspiracy. Case closed. Get a new hobby.
      The reality is this: The JFK Assassination started with Oswald and ended with Ruby. No one else was involved.

  • @barryirvin2417
    @barryirvin2417 6 місяців тому +1

    Was at Dealey Plaza 2 days ago .Oswald was obviously carrying his rifle which Frazier saw . . Frazier may have not known the motorcade was coming by TSBD but Oswald did . Frazier mentioned Junior Jarman . Jarman was Oswald alibi for eating lunch together in the lunchroom. Jarman said he eat alone on the first floor .

    • @apointofinterest8574
      @apointofinterest8574 6 місяців тому +1

      Yes, Jarman ate alone on the 1st floor, but it was a good 10-15 minutes *_before_* the shooting, not during it...and it goes without saying, Oswald ate no lunch at all that day (if you don't count his "curtain rod" sandy).

  • @ath7616
    @ath7616 Рік тому +3

    His whole man with a riffle story and seeing Oswald coming down from the loading dock sounds extremely dodgy to say the least. Sad as he is actually one of the key people from that day. Him coming out with these porkies so many years later is disappointing.

  • @DDEENY
    @DDEENY 10 місяців тому +1

    I never remember hearing that Marina Oswald had made the alleged curtains that Lee Oswald said that the curtain rods were for. That appears to be a total lie if Oswald said that.

    • @scottodonnell7121
      @scottodonnell7121 3 місяці тому

      His room already had curtains.

    • @DDEENY
      @DDEENY 3 місяці тому

      @@scottodonnell7121 True.

  • @MTGrad1
    @MTGrad1 2 роки тому +14

    He’s right about one thing…if the government needs a guilty party bad enough, they will create one.

  • @johnhoey4605
    @johnhoey4605 2 роки тому +10

    The fondness with which he speaks of LHO almost makes me forget he tried to kill General Walker earlier in the year…almost. Not quite though 😒

    • @johnhoey4605
      @johnhoey4605 2 роки тому +2

      And the fact that he slaughtered Officer JD Tippett in the street 45 min after the assassination? No-LHO wasn’t the sort of gentlemen and friends of children type of guy who’d do something as dastardly as kill JFK 😞. I often why conspiracy theorists insist on insulting the intellect of people who are capable of thinking and reasoning.

    • @johniac1
      @johniac1 2 роки тому +2

      “fact”. lol

    • @johnhoey4605
      @johnhoey4605 2 роки тому

      @@johniac1 ahhh…so are you daring to suggest he didn’t kill JDT? Surely you aren’t that much of a fool; say it ain’t so.

    • @jeremiahseip9281
      @jeremiahseip9281 2 роки тому +1

      @@johnhoey4605 The best researcher (detective) to have obcessed over this case for fifty years believes LHO never fired a shot - 1,
      And 2, the evidence, eye witnesses, political sh*tshow, and obvious rot surrounding nearly every aspect of the case suggests the actual conspirators (Comintern rats inside CIA counterintell - Angleton for starters) intended to kill Oswald on the street then and there. BUT because he managed to get the hell out of dodge, they needed another crime to pin on him quickly. (Or they were toast.) Hence the decision to kill Tippet.
      Also, by the sounds of it, seems like Tippet wasn't exactly the kind of guy they could trust with the extra scrutiny of a suddenly screwed up 'perfect murder' : so even more reason to make him the short straw.
      (i.e. Tippet was ostensibly just a shady local cop -??- presumably a MILLION MILES from the Leninist kid-mole 'true believers' whose hubristic asses were then a hundred miles out in the wind.)
      Speaking of which, between Oswald's ostensible (tragic) double-agent status, KGB fam wife (Marina straight from Minsk), and Terminal-Cancer Strip-club Ruby ('volunteered'?$$? for a Walter White legacy suicide mission) ... You'd probably have to be dumber (wetter behind the gills / more naïve) than a tuna sandwich to see Oswald as the chief suspect on a two-timing ± mob-adjacent cop (?) then and there.

    • @jeremiahseip9281
      @jeremiahseip9281 2 роки тому

      (Review the shifting witness testimonies - witness intimidation, tampering, etc - and facts on the ground re Tippet, Oswald, the acoustics, ballistics... and particularly the rot around Angleton, , and one or two other ostensible CIA 'Kim Philbys' / US 'Cambridge Fives' : It was clearly a set-up that went eight-hundred miles sideways,
      And ?? if not for the brutal discipline of folks like Johnson and McNamara - knowing the risk of full blown nuclear war (from any proper investigation, if allowed) ... Yada yada:
      A lot of folks - TENS OF MILLIONS - might easily have died / never been born to read these words.
      And that ... Kremlin + Comintern MOLES GALORE - is the key to unravelling the stench.)

  • @elainejohnson6955
    @elainejohnson6955 2 роки тому +14

    Many witnesses said there were 3 shots. One happened. Pause. Then two quickly together. Impossible to happen if done with only a manlicher carcano rifle.

    • @justaguy2365
      @justaguy2365 2 роки тому +3

      No it's not lol. They've proven it was possible.

    • @banjohombre7252
      @banjohombre7252 2 роки тому +1

      @@justaguy2365 The spacing of the shots was made known by the Z film.

    • @ryanwilliams6206
      @ryanwilliams6206 2 роки тому

      @@justaguy2365it's not possible with that rifle you meat head

    • @Skiptickle
      @Skiptickle Рік тому +3

      The shooting sequence has been repeated in tests and proved to be possible.

    • @elainejohnson6955
      @elainejohnson6955 Рік тому +2

      @@Skiptickle It is only possible if the shots fired were evenly spaced out.

  • @ericanate3155
    @ericanate3155 2 роки тому +5

    Hmmm funny that Jim Lavelle had a brand new brightly colored suit for the day Oswald was shot. I'm sure he wasn't worried about Ruby hitting him.... Smh

    • @Jeff-bz6jp
      @Jeff-bz6jp 11 місяців тому

      That's always been one of those glaringly obvious details to me.

    • @frederickbowdler8169
      @frederickbowdler8169 9 місяців тому

      Jim Lavelles suit was made with Oswald's curtain material and this incensed Ruby who needed it for the backdrop at his club.

  • @zapdunga12
    @zapdunga12 Рік тому +3

    He owned a British Enfield rifle. An Enfield was found on the roof. He was arrested and they wanted him to sign a confession and he refused. He left the building.
    You are under the mistaken impression that no one other than Lee Harvey Oswald left the Texas School Book Depository at the time of President Kennedy’s assassination. The following persons who also worked at TSBD left the building without notifying building supervisor Roy Truly:
    Danny Arce, 18, left at 1:00 pm, accompanied by the police, to go to City Hall.
    Carolyn Arnold, 20, left at 12:25 pm and did not return.
    Virgie Rachley, 18, left at 11:45 am and returned at 12:40 pm but was denied entry.
    Jack Carson, 56, president of TSBD, left at 12:10 pm and did not return.
    Betty Drago, 27, left at 12:20 pm but found the door locked when she returned. She stayed outside TSBD until 2:30 pm before going home.
    Buell Wesley Frazier, 19, famously gave Oswald a lift to work that day. He left TSBD between 1:00 and 2:00 pm, about the same time Truly claims he made his roll call.
    Charles Givens, 38, returned to TSBD after the shooting but was refused entry by a Dallas policeman. An APB was put out for him, and he was later interviewed at City Hall by Captain Will Fritz.
    Truly was aware of Given’s absence, having seen him prior to the assassination. Truly also saw Oswald prior to his encounter with him in the second-floor lunchroom.
    Using that logic, Oswald should have been exonerated as well.
    Gloria Holt, 18, left at 12:10 pm and did not return.
    Stella Jacob, 20, left at noon and did not return.
    Judy Johnson, 20, was standing outside TSBD when the shooting began.
    She remained in the area until 2:00 pm then went home.
    Dolores Kounas, 32, left at 12:15 pm and stayed outside until 3:00 pm.
    Sharon Nelson, 19, left at 12:20 pm and never returned. She lived at 409 East 9th Street, near the site where Officer J.D. Tippit was gunned down.
    Roberta Parker, 55, left at a time unknown, and said she wasn’t allowed back in until 3:30 pm.
    Bonnie Richey, 20, left the building at 12:20 pm and never returned.
    Lloyd Viles, 41, left at 12:15 pm and returned at 2:55 pm.
    Vida Whatley, 45, left at 12:15 pm to go shopping. She tried to re-enter TSBD at 1:00 pm but was denied entry by the police. She went home.
    Bonnie Ray Williams, 20, accompanied Arce to the police station at 1:00 pm.

    • @stddisclaimer8020
      @stddisclaimer8020 Рік тому +3

      @zapungda12 There was no Enfield rifle found on the roof, nor anywhere within the TSBD. That's a long-discredited myth.

    • @howardlawrence541
      @howardlawrence541 Рік тому

      Nearly no mention anywhere of the floor crews. The first time I learned of them, and the big holes in the floor was in the film JFK, and, during a Hemming interview.

  • @gazza1196
    @gazza1196 Рік тому +1

    I’d like to ask all researchers out there..if Oswald had planned to shoot jfk before Thursday.why didn’t he take his revolver with him on that day..I do believe he killed Kennedy but some things don’t add up..I think if marina had indicated she still wanted a reconciliation with him he wouldn’t go gone through with it.
    Anyone agree.

    • @DanC-go9lc
      @DanC-go9lc Рік тому

      I agree --- believing if Marina had accepted his offer to reconcile that he would not have killed JFK the next day. Though unjustified we can only imagine Marina's feelings of guilt.

    • @scottwheeler6958
      @scottwheeler6958 11 місяців тому

      I think he simply made the decision on Thursday after he had already left the rooming house that morning where his pistol was... he probably thought about it, but decided he would go to Irving that night instead of the rooming house because he felt getting the rifle was more important than the pistol that day

    • @DanC-go9lc
      @DanC-go9lc 11 місяців тому

      @@scottwheeler6958 As crazy as it is to think JFK would have lived past November 22, 1963 had Marina agreed to keep trying to hold the marriage together -- I believe that was the tipping point. It is all eerily almost impossible to imagine --- especially with Oswald's 2nd daughter, Rachel, being born on October 20,1963.

  • @donaldgleason2830
    @donaldgleason2830 11 місяців тому +3

    I like this guy ...very sensible.

    • @kencampanile548
      @kencampanile548 8 місяців тому +2

      Seems like a nice man BUT he's naïve to think the package LHO put into his car that morning wasn't Lee's carcano rifle. The paper container he saw Lee carry into work was found on some boxes on the sixth floor of the TSBD after the shooting. Fairly obvious what what lee was carrying...

  • @boztos6025
    @boztos6025 Рік тому +2

    As if anyone could reconstruct a step-by-step replay of every moment and sentence from a day 60 years ago…

    • @roland7584
      @roland7584 7 місяців тому

      So many people believe a book that was written centuries ago that took a hundred years to write.

  • @anastasia2657
    @anastasia2657 2 роки тому +5

    Something really fishy about his curtain rod story.

    • @ryanwilliams6206
      @ryanwilliams6206 2 роки тому +1

      That was made up by him and his sister. Never existed.

    • @mikehoffman3131
      @mikehoffman3131 Рік тому

      He never thought to ask Oswald why he was bringing the curtain rods into the building with him when he was his ride after work.

    • @Jeff-bz6jp
      @Jeff-bz6jp 11 місяців тому

      Something really kirt about his fishing rod story.

    • @Akh4428
      @Akh4428 4 місяці тому

      ⁠​⁠@@mikehoffman3131Frazier said he asked Oswald if he was going back to his wife for the weekend, to which Oswald said no. So no, Frazier wasn’t going to be his ride back after work.

  • @fredk9999
    @fredk9999 5 місяців тому

    Where were the curtain rods found? And, packaging? Did LHO’s too have curtains already in place?

    • @scottodonnell7121
      @scottodonnell7121 3 місяці тому

      Why in the hell would Lee bring the curtain rods into work anyway? They were for his little room in Oak Cliff which already had curtains. And the man who actually opened the doors in the morning for the workers to enter the building said he is positive that Lee had nothing in his hands that morning.

    • @fredk9999
      @fredk9999 3 місяці тому

      @@scottodonnell7121 good question. A lot of loose ends making no sense

    • @fredk9999
      @fredk9999 3 місяці тому

      @@scottodonnell7121 conflicting reports like everything else in the story.

    • @9Ballr
      @9Ballr 3 місяці тому

      @@scottodonnell7121 Who said he was positive that Oswald had nothing in his hands that morning?

    • @scottodonnell7121
      @scottodonnell7121 3 місяці тому

      @@9Ballr it's in the WR and I don't know his name offhand. But he was the man who unlocked the doors to the building in the morning. He said he remembered LHO coming into work and he was carrying nothing.

  • @leemoore9933
    @leemoore9933 2 роки тому +10

    So let me get this right, you have this mafia looking hit man all decked out holding a rifle with 100's if not a few thousand people in the area and no one else seem him....... ok sure whatever you say Buell.

    • @paulaharrisbaca4851
      @paulaharrisbaca4851 2 роки тому +2

      I couldn’t find the place where you told me to give it a rest, sister, where Trump was concerned, so I don’t know what I was referring to exactly, but anyway the point’s taken. Thanks. I just have a case of BidenApathy. 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @leemoore9933
      @leemoore9933 2 роки тому

      @@paulaharrisbaca4851 It's all good. Have a great day.

  • @tigerbeforyou181
    @tigerbeforyou181 2 роки тому +4

    This guy is a liar. He was in on setting up Oswald. The package he claimed Oswald brought to work that day, never existed. He’s the only one who claims this package was real!

  • @malcolmwarrilow
    @malcolmwarrilow Рік тому +4

    After 58 years suddenly informs us he saw a man with a rifle when his book is due out. Pardon my cynicism.

  • @jt-ff3yx
    @jt-ff3yx Рік тому +1

    Man, I don't know. He seems like a good dude who was placed by fate in the middle of a pivotol event in national/world history, and he's never quite been able to make sense of it. He was buddies with LHO, and I'm not sure he's ever come to grips with Lee's place in all of it (regardless of his account of a well-dressed man with a rifle). Lee left the TSBD minutes afterward. Why? If he was innocent, why leave at all? But I will say that Lee's face when the reporter tells him he's been charged with the POTUS's murder is one of the most haunting things about it. If he actually did it and acted alone, that was one of the most convincing acting jobs in history. Poor Buell was over his head from the beginning and ever since.

  • @davemojarra4734
    @davemojarra4734 2 роки тому +9

    My fav character of the whole situation.👍

    • @bradrook3919
      @bradrook3919 2 роки тому

      @Phil Silverman of course!
      Buell Westley Frazier was the first to be accused and arrested for the assassination of Jack..he and Dallas Detective Guy Rose made up the whole curtain rod story...Buells supposed British Enfield 303 was found at the TSBD...they told him...they told him he was going to the electric chair.
      There are even pictures of Buell In Interrogation with Fritz and Rose...
      Burried in the WCR are two FBI 301 reports from Buells mother and TSBD foreman Jack Dougherty stating they saw Lee carrying nothing from Buells car onthe morning of November 22...

  • @williamwells1862
    @williamwells1862 Рік тому +1

    Did she ever tell the FBI where Oswald woiked? The Dallas FBI did not have him as a target so probably did not ask. The FBI said the Secret Service told them Marina was a credible threat. She barely spoke English, and had one small child and another on the way.

  • @lancewright2518
    @lancewright2518 2 роки тому +7

    If it was curtain rod for his house..why did he bring it from his house... to the book depository???

    • @howardlawrence541
      @howardlawrence541 Рік тому +1

      I have found in my desire to learn what really happened,that the best way to learn, is to throw everything the Warren Report said “out the window”. Then start over.
      As an example, the Dallas Police went to Paine’s home, why? Paine was asked of her whereabouts at the time of the shooting. She replied “here.
      She then turned to Marina, who spoke no English,and then, Paine said, Marina says I was here! The cops, who didn’t speak Russian believed her!
      You got to laugh at that one😄.

    • @billshank6266
      @billshank6266 10 місяців тому

      Because it was the gun. PERIOD

    • @howardlawrence541
      @howardlawrence541 10 місяців тому

      Did the employees clock in and out at a time clock?
      Did Oswald clock in and out that day?
      Where are Oswalds IRS records.

  • @Elemental1977
    @Elemental1977 2 роки тому +23

    I'm having a hard time buying this story. Its so fantastical it just doesn't sit right. I feel bad for what he went through, but when I heard that, I was thinking "aww man, don't go down that road..."

    • @scottburns2600
      @scottburns2600 2 роки тому +3

      unfortunately it does sound like a little added "spice" for his book. But then again, how he was treated afterwards, I could see him tucking that away, not knowing if he'd trigger some dangerous backlash. Tough to swallow though

    • @figgybass
      @figgybass 2 роки тому +7

      Yeah, not buying it either.

    • @Elemental1977
      @Elemental1977 2 роки тому +4

      @@scottburns2600 my problem is, he supposedly saw the shooter, and the shooter saw him... so, in this grand conspiracy, everyone who had information was "killed off", but for some reason, the ONLY LIVING HUMAN BEING IN THE WORLD WHO SAW THE REAL KILLER, they said about him "well, you know, this guy could identify me, let's just hope he doesn't say anything in the next 50 years, or he's a dead man!" Sorry. Doesn't pass the smell test to me... he would have been dealt with shortly thereafter.

    • @leemoore9933
      @leemoore9933 2 роки тому +4

      @@Elemental1977 Yep.that and nobody else seen this man with all the people there.

    • @peterfraser9070
      @peterfraser9070 2 роки тому +3

      @@leemoore9933 It sorta seemed like the reason he said LHO's 'curtain rod' package was only about 2 feet was bcuz he'd look suspicious or dopey or something if it had looked long enough to be a (disassembled) rifle, yet he wasn't suspicious and didn't tell anyone. It's sorta safer to say it was shorter than it was so he wouldn't be blamed for that. I think it's understandable, though.

  • @dustyflair
    @dustyflair 2 роки тому +17

    When Frazier mentioned Lavell as his good friend, this story went to pot.....

    • @Jamie2Rock
      @Jamie2Rock 2 роки тому +5

      Frazier calls loads of people connected to the tragedy his good friend. I'm sure none of them felt that way about him including Oswald. Frazier was nothing to Oswald but his driver and early teacher of how to do the job. Oswald NEVER (tho it would have been so easy and convenient) even introduced Frazier to Marina or the kids, did anything outside work with Frazier, talked very little with Frazier. Frazier is in denial about Oswald's guilt probably cuz Oswald fooled him, wants to think no friend of his could do the crimes, etc. Now this genius Frazier is the latest to try to capitalize on the conspiracy theory nonsense. Another great job by this very competent curator!

    • @leemoore9933
      @leemoore9933 2 роки тому

      @@Jamie2Rock That might be dead on correct. He was just a co-worker and ride nothing more.

    • @maxsmith695
      @maxsmith695 2 роки тому +3

      @@Jamie2Rock Oswald was innocent

    • @Jamie2Rock
      @Jamie2Rock 2 роки тому +1

      @@maxsmith695 idiocy is SOO rampant

    • @ryanwilliams6206
      @ryanwilliams6206 2 роки тому

      I don't know who is a bigger bullshitter frazier or lavelle. It's pretty close

  • @214jef
    @214jef 2 роки тому +17

    Very interesting interview. Only question is did Frazier tell the DPD at any point that he saw a well dressed man carrying a rifle and putting it into a car?

    • @boblackey1
      @boblackey1 2 роки тому +3

      No he didn't. Didn't tell the Warren Commission either or the FBI. Maybe he didn't see one or is was some months earlier.

    • @tsbonner
      @tsbonner 2 роки тому +9

      He said he only told his sister who is now deceased. They kept it to themselves as Wesley was afraid to say anything to anyone else.

    • @boblackey1
      @boblackey1 2 роки тому

      @@tsbonner Oswald and Frazier also went together to a rifle range to practice firing a rifle. That is also just a rumor. Just as is someone seeing Oswald run to a green car after the shooting and drive away or that the rifle found on the 6th floor was clearly marked Mauser. There is a lot of smoke without fire in this case. Don't believe it.

    • @hunterliggett
      @hunterliggett 2 роки тому

      @@boblackey1 The most fascinating thing about the entire assassination from November 1963 to today is the propensity to believe "facts" or testimony reinforcing preconceived notions, and to absolutely discount that which challenges those notions. Human nature has always been that way, it was so then, and remains so now.

    • @boblackey1
      @boblackey1 2 роки тому +6

      @@hunterliggett Yes your point is well taken. It seems to me when one considers how the very earliest reports of the assassination that were phoned in just seconds to minutes all claimed to hear three shots. Merriman Smith of UPI using the mobile phone in the press vehicle " THREE SHOTS WERE FIRED AT THE MOTORCADE!!! MAKE IT A BULLETIN PRECEDE!!" And the others the same. Three shots. Now it is true most of those early reports came from newsmen. But that enhances my confidence in those reports. Merriman Smith thought the three shots came from the grassy knoll. Bob Smith of ABC News couldn't tell so he reported live to ABC News New York from Dallas " when three shots suddenly were fired from somewhere in the crowd". Then in just minutes the police learned from employees IN the Depository the shots came from that building. Then Depository employee Harold Norman, whom one can see waving out of the corner 5 th floor window at the motorcade on the Hughes film, says to the police the three shots were fired just over his head out of the 6th floor corner window. Norman said "BANG CLICK CLICK...BANG CLICK CLICK...BANG CLICK CLICK". Three shots and a bolt action sound after each of the three shots, then a bolt action rifle indeed is found that was traced to Oswald. That is the heart of the case right there. Very unlikely more than three shots and almost impossible any could have been fired from another location. Connelly in the motorcade just one seat forward of JFK said the shots came from the rear just over his right shoulder. Also after Connelly was hit he said he was hit hard in the back and looked down and his chest was covered in blood and his wife pulled him down and the third shot sounded and suddenly the valour, the Connellys and the rest of the interior of the President's car is covered with blood and brain tissue, the obvious is the Warren Commission and other investigations such as ABC and CBS News and New York Times and the 1978 House Committee on Assassinations ARE CORRECT! The case is that simple and is solved. Then we get 50 eyewitnesses heard more than three shots, 25 eyewitnesses said they came from another location, Dr. Crenshaw and Dr. McClellan said the head shot came from the front and the back of the head is blown out, and witnesses saw Lee Harvey Oswald meeting with Jack Ruby and others at Jack's nightclub, and one deputy said he saw the rifle up close and it had 7.65 stamped on the barrel making it a Mauser so the rifle was switched or the limo stopped for the kill shot which was fired from the front so the Zapruder film has been doctored. And on and on. There are so many wild theories out there that go well beyond the actually facts of the case which are three shots, one shooter on the 6th floor and the weapon was a bolt action rifle that was an Italian Carcano bolt action rifle which belonged to Oswald. The murder was just to simple for many people to accept. If it had been your average Joe Schmoe shot from that window we wouldn't have heard about outside of Dallas. It was the President so that makes a big difference. Perhaps too big for just one little looser Marxist to have killed with a 19 dollar gun. But that is what happened.

  • @Steve-nm9qy
    @Steve-nm9qy 2 роки тому +3

    They're trying to make more out of this man's story than was really there. He was a hapless chauffeur to a brazen assassin. There's really not much more to make of it but they're milkin this for all they can.

    • @bobdecarlo7778
      @bobdecarlo7778 2 роки тому +1

      Thank you.

    • @ryanwilliams6206
      @ryanwilliams6206 2 роки тому

      Lol. Pull your head out of your rear end and feel free to get some fresh air

    • @dianawalker1622
      @dianawalker1622 Рік тому

      Laughing so much over the wording you used.

    • @Ligerpride
      @Ligerpride 9 місяців тому

      Well he was obviously reasonably trusted by Oswald. I generally agree with your point but he's still a valuable contributor to what happened in that building and the people there.

  • @DDEENY
    @DDEENY 11 місяців тому +2

    What a gentleman. How refreshing. I'm writing Buell Wesley Frazier in for President of the United States.

  • @edgy0499
    @edgy0499 Рік тому +5

    He’s making that up to sell books. BS

  • @ADAMSIXTIES
    @ADAMSIXTIES Рік тому

    2:20 I went there for the 50th before this "fragments" exhibit was added. They removed the Hertz sign in 1979 due to it was acting as a sail on the roof, and causing structural damage. But I thought only the metal frame was saved; are they sure these letters are the originals? 42:30 Looks like Buell fell down the Alex Jones Conspiracy rabbithole . But I look at it like this: had he not unwittingly helped Ozzy (helping at work, driving him and his rifle to TSBD, etc. ) there would have been no assassination. So after 58 years he's rationalized due to guilt that he had nothing to do with it and now saw he saw someone else with a rifle and he kept it secret for 58 years...just in time for his book.

  • @darylmartinez3055
    @darylmartinez3055 Рік тому +3

    First rifle they found was a Mauser... well documented. 4 shooters and Lee was not one of them!

    • @stddisclaimer8020
      @stddisclaimer8020 Рік тому +2

      @darylmartinez30 No "Mauser" was ever found. The misidentification by some of the murder rifle as a Mauser (and also the “discovery” of other rifles) were part of early-on and erroneous reportage during the frantic search of the TSBD, amplified in the chaos of the immediate aftermath of the killing of a president. There were never any "4 shooters," well-documented or documented at all. Keep your head buried in hogwash pro-conspiracy books if you *_don't_* want to know the truth.

  • @dougkidd4799
    @dougkidd4799 2 роки тому +1

    Were you changed with the assassination?

  • @paulaharrisbaca4851
    @paulaharrisbaca4851 2 роки тому +7

    BTW, can't you get Hertz to allow you to put the sign back up??? They could use the publicity, as bad as it might seem to be. I think I'll contact them and "ax" them, as Lee Oswald would say. ("when the reporters in the hall axed me that question.")

    • @RandallHodge
      @RandallHodge 2 роки тому +1

      I think that’s a NOLA influence on his accent.

    • @benjaminrealy5661
      @benjaminrealy5661 2 роки тому

      Hertz is being associated with the Murder of the Century back in 1963. 30 years later, they are associated with the Trial of the Century because of their biggest spokesperson OJ Simpson. 2023 will be another 30 years. What does Hertz have up their sleeves this time around?

  • @603BudRob
    @603BudRob 2 роки тому +2

    So if Lee was so connected to the intelligence community why is he needing a meaningless job?

  • @markcolvin5234
    @markcolvin5234 2 роки тому +7

    I take it those "curtain rods" were never found....

    • @morganthompson9957
      @morganthompson9957 2 роки тому +5

      Yeah they did,, very strange, curtain rods shaped like a rifle

    • @Autshot20
      @Autshot20 2 роки тому +5

      If they had been, the government certainly couldn't let anyone know, it would destroy their version. Maybe they were.

    • @Elemental1977
      @Elemental1977 2 роки тому +5

      They were found... in his house... holding up curtains... in every room... there was no need for him to be bringing "curtain rods".

    • @Fernando-qk2hp
      @Fernando-qk2hp 2 роки тому +2

      Never found. He didn’t need them

    • @DennisFTowle-gi3gf
      @DennisFTowle-gi3gf 2 роки тому +1

      He stated that LHO walked further ahead of him (Buell) after they arrived at a distant parking lot from the TSBD (they routinely walked closer together, previously). That 11-22-63 morning, LHO was seen by Buell carrying that bagged set of "curtain rods" to the TSBD. And, Buell never actually saw what was inside the bag; he just believed what LHO told him was in it. 😳😬
      Hmmmmm...
      🤔
      💥 💥 💥

  • @aaronpaterson1615
    @aaronpaterson1615 2 роки тому +4

    Ruth Paine also called the company and spoke directly to Roy Truly. Lee was 24 and Buell was 19. Buell also owned a British .303 rifle. I only mention this because Fingerprint Bureau Lt. Carl Day exited the building carrying the Carcano and told waiting press the assassin weapon was a British made .303 military rifle and lo akd behold thats what was reported to us Australians and New Zealanders via newspapers and radio who knew the .303 as our standard weapon in both world wars and Korean war.
    Many a kangaroo was dropped by a British made .303

  • @marklindeman9428
    @marklindeman9428 Рік тому +6

    I don't believe his new twist on his story. Never reported it until now? After all this time? Most likely a fabrication.

  • @williamwells1862
    @williamwells1862 Рік тому

    Did you drive Oswald to the Rifle range?

  • @JFreeze714
    @JFreeze714 2 роки тому +3

    My comments were made too briefly into the interview. I have heard some new things from Buell. Please disregard the beginning of my first comment. I apologize.

  • @kjnest
    @kjnest 2 роки тому +5

    I don’t like when the pass out cards for question! That way they get pick and chose the questions! A form of censorship!

  • @tinysteelorchestra
    @tinysteelorchestra Рік тому +6

    Reading the comments section of any YT video on JFK makes me feel depressed about the state of the human reasoning. I really should have learned by now! 😂

    • @chuckleezodiac24
      @chuckleezodiac24 Рік тому

      you should've learned by now... it was the Babushka Lady.

  • @anastasia2657
    @anastasia2657 Рік тому

    When they called Truly, Paine said that Truly said he would have to "check" if there were jobs.. When Frazier asked him he said "yes".

    • @howardlawrence541
      @howardlawrence541 Рік тому +1

      Quite a claim. H Paine.
      She despised Oswald, yet she went out of her way to find him a job?

  • @thelmatucker7598
    @thelmatucker7598 2 роки тому +6

    Lee claimed that the package he carried into work was curtain rods. Why bother to carry the curtain rods into work. If the package contained curtain rods why bother to conceal them. Why not leave them in the trunk of the car. When he left work that day he forgot his ( concealed curtain rods). And he forgot his rifle up on the sixth floor. He wasn't aiming a curtain rod out the window that day. Curtain rods don't leave spent cartridges laying around. And when he went inside the movie theater that day he forgot to buy a ticket but he did remember to bring his pistol.why did he bring his pistol into the movie theater?. Were he going to demand extra butter for his popcorn at gunpoint?. When lee left work that day he forgot his ( curtain rods ) up on the sixth floor.

    • @terrymeadows1827
      @terrymeadows1827 2 роки тому +4

      Not too many years earlier, he claimed that the package Oswald had put into his car could not have possilby been big enough to be a rifle, even if it had been dismantled. Not buying this at all.

    • @thelmatucker7598
      @thelmatucker7598 2 роки тому +2

      @@terrymeadows1827 it's also possible when lee walked away the package wasn't under his armpit but higher and in front of him where Frazier couldn't see it. He may also be mistaken as to how long the package was. Lee were due to ride home with him after work so why bother to bring the curtain rods inside the building. They would be safe and hidden inside the trunk. What were he going to do with them inside. Look at boring curtain rods on his lunch break?. If the curtain rods were more important than a presidential assassination why did he leave them at work?. When they searched the building they found the package stained with gun oil the rifle itself but no curtain rods. When mr. Oswald were seen leaving the area no curtain rods were seen on his person.

    • @johniac1
      @johniac1 2 роки тому +2

      No, Frazier said Lee wasn’t planning on going back to Irving that night.

    • @thelmatucker7598
      @thelmatucker7598 2 роки тому +2

      @@johniac1 having murdered two people that day I guess not.

    • @banjohombre7252
      @banjohombre7252 2 роки тому

      @@johniac1 a very portentous statement

  • @pallhe
    @pallhe Рік тому +1

    I like Mr Frazier and there's a certain beauty to his faith in his erstwhile friend, Oswald, but I nevertheless think he's mistaken, given all the evidence. Oswald's wife and brother, who knew him well, appear to have thought he was guilty. You don't have to be a purely evil monster to do this sort of thing, just very troubled.

  • @nomikes4392
    @nomikes4392 2 роки тому +6

    Wesley should be informed that he was the "victim" of a common police technique

  • @billtracy8774
    @billtracy8774 3 місяці тому

    interesting interview! I was not expecting the open-minded approach, defending Oswald as only "alleged" assassin. Especially moving in final comments whereas Buell recounts Oswald as *seemingly* honest friend with great joy playing with children around the old oak tree which is apparently still standing.

  • @aethanfriday3568
    @aethanfriday3568 2 роки тому +11

    Good ole' Wes, towing that line 🙄....no wonder he was "allowed" to live a long full life along with a ms.payne

  • @kerrylangman214
    @kerrylangman214 26 днів тому

    Frazier may have seen the Oswald that exited the loading dock to be picked up by the Nash Rambler on Elm Street...
    The Oswald that made an unexpected visit to his wife curtesy of Frazier on Thursday evening - was not the same that Ralph Yates gave a ride to on Wednesday morning also carrying curtain rods to the TSBD...

  • @paddle_shift
    @paddle_shift 2 роки тому +16

    Very sad that a generally decent man like Wesley has succombed to the intense pressure he has been under the past 58 years to make up this rifle story. If he needed the money, i wish someone would make up a gofundme page to help him out. He deserves better.

    • @jmaxs77
      @jmaxs77 2 роки тому +5

      I agree. Looks like he really needs to sell his book.

    • @josephneighbors2186
      @josephneighbors2186 2 роки тому +1

      Very good. It good did not talk about it in public. Because he could been kill and he family could been put in a bad way . That my belief. And I don't talk about in public. I read some good . Books and I here good interviews . The government . don't play .

    • @Fernando-qk2hp
      @Fernando-qk2hp 2 роки тому +2

      Who helped him right this book? GRODEN. ?

    • @sarahmark8092
      @sarahmark8092 2 роки тому +3

      I doubt that he just made it up. At the time he may have thought that the well dressed man was in some official capacity, as were many uniformed policemen bearing rifles in the area, after the incident. There was a similarly well dressed man who told a young guy with a camera that you cannot be here ahead of the incident on the grassy knoll. It may have been the same man.

    • @Fernando-qk2hp
      @Fernando-qk2hp 2 роки тому +1

      @@sarahmark8092 riiiiiiight

  • @patricklavelle4615
    @patricklavelle4615 Рік тому +1

    What he never talks about is he worked closely with him for 6 weeks and he never talked about defecting to the Soviet Union..

    • @stddisclaimer8020
      @stddisclaimer8020 Рік тому +2

      @patricklavelle4615 So? That was by that time, a distant period in Lee's life.

    • @patricklavelle4615
      @patricklavelle4615 Рік тому

      Hogwash. It was only 2 years. Your're just being argumentive. Or just silly.@@stddisclaimer8020

    • @stddisclaimer8020
      @stddisclaimer8020 Рік тому +1

      @@patricklavelle4615 Two years is a long time to one who's only twenty-four. You're being contentious clod.

    • @patricklavelle4615
      @patricklavelle4615 Рік тому +1

      Struck nerve did I. Gee Lee what did you do before this job? Oh I worked for a CIA controled coffee co. and ran guns on the side. What about you Buell? Oh I worked for the department store down town. I was in charge of shipping and reciving curtain rods. Keep drinking that kool-aid.@@stddisclaimer8020

    • @patricklavelle4615
      @patricklavelle4615 11 місяців тому

      So you like to name call. That makes you sound ignorant. Frasier trained Lee to do his job. He was 19. He would have aked him what his exsperice was.@@stddisclaimer8020

  • @paulaharrisbaca4851
    @paulaharrisbaca4851 2 роки тому +4

    I am looking at the hard to see (on my pc) schematic of where Buell Frazier was parked and it looks like (just as at many of my jobs) he had to park a couple of blocks away (I worked in a car dealership and our back lot was usually only for customers and new car deliveries and the employees had to park in a partially paved field which used to be a peewee golf course about the time JFK was in office.) You can totally get why Lee wouldn't have waited for Frazier to walk with him as Frazier was running his car to get the battery charged up (which I also have had to do with the various used cars I drove in the late 1980's-early 1990's. Even though I worked with nothing but technicians, mechanics most people say, but at our union dealership, they were called "technicians", anyway, it was a pain in the butt to get a friendly coworker to pull the jump starter down the street to give me a jump start.) 😌

    • @peterfraser9070
      @peterfraser9070 2 роки тому +4

      Yes, I totally get why Lee didn't wait for Frasier to walk together; he was carrying a rifle in that package and just wanted to get in the building as soon as possible so that as few people as possible could see him carrying that package.

    • @paulaharrisbaca4851
      @paulaharrisbaca4851 2 роки тому +4

      @@peterfraser9070 Well, of course, that's one of the many reasons he could've been doing it. Still have to wonder why the package was the wrong size. And whether he was being used as a "patsy" by carrying the package which didn't seem to have much weight although carrying it vertically seems strange, most people would carry curtain rods differently, but it just seems like his package didn't seem to fit either item, a broken down Carcano or a set of curtain rods. But I used to carry boxes on my head like an African water bearer, to the embarrassment of my mom, so who can say why he almost carried it like a soldier with the package in the palm of his hand. I think he was tricked into playing a role he didn't even know what it would be. He was just a kid, after all, otherwise he wouldn't have bought a cheap rifle that was for nothing but show, because for sure you couldn't do much else with it. Like a gangsta these days. Holding his gun sideways to look cool.

    • @peterfraser9070
      @peterfraser9070 2 роки тому +2

      @@paulaharrisbaca4851 except it IS known that he was carrying a rifle in that package - not something else, and it was the right size for a disassembled rifle. He brought that rifle in so he could shoot Kennedy. Oswald had in his own words been wanting to do something big that people would be talking about for a long time. So what if he said he was a patsy - he lied about LOTS of things.

    • @vernpascal1531
      @vernpascal1531 2 роки тому +6

      @@peterfraser9070 We don't know we weren't there,but he has always maintained the Bag was a maximum of 27 to 28 inches, not the 35 for a broken down Carcano. I try to be fair if Ruth Paine for example says paraphrasing" Oswald was a nut who shot the president" Who am I to argue? She knew him. But so did Frazier, and our own personal opinions can't top those who were there. So it goes both ways.

    • @randyharris3175
      @randyharris3175 Рік тому

      Do you really believe he never ever run his car to charge his battery before? He said they always walked together.

  • @leemarsh6887
    @leemarsh6887 Рік тому +2

    This so called man he saw wit the rifle lookin all immaculate he puts the rifle on the backseat then he closes the trunk🤯 why would u put it on the backseat? Wouldnt u put it in the trunk? He keeps goin on about he was a professional so what sort of car was it i bet it was a nice lookin car pfffttt ive never heard anyone talk about seeing someone with a rifle until this guy

  • @HawklordLI
    @HawklordLI 2 роки тому +5

    This guy is a liar, his own mother stated she saw Oswald that morning and he had nothing in his hands, so did the foreman on the dock of the SBD building who opened the doors for employees he testified that Oswald had nothing in his hands.

    • @maryann9226
      @maryann9226 2 роки тому

      I heard he was threatened by authorities that's why he lied. They told him he would be arrested for the assassination and get the death penalty.

    • @anastasia2657
      @anastasia2657 2 роки тому +1

      I agree. The curtain rod story is baloney

    • @MrLeslloyd
      @MrLeslloyd Рік тому +1

      @@maryann9226 good point.

  • @frederickbowdler8169
    @frederickbowdler8169 Рік тому

    was a very busy day for him drop off the assassin, work, see the assassination .did the role call? when lee was missing? go to the hospital

  • @gillesgrosdoit-artur196
    @gillesgrosdoit-artur196 2 роки тому +9

    This is a valuable testimony from a man who has always been honest and sincere about this brush with history of his. A piece of information such as the one he conveys here, 60 years after the fact seems of course much less trustworthy then a November 22nd 1963 affidavit, but the way he was treated by the authorities, as a 19 year old, makes the fear he invokes to explain his silence seems very credible. His depiction of Lee Oswald's character, as a kind, intelligent, considerate young man matches that of many people who have known him.

    • @bradrook3919
      @bradrook3919 2 роки тому +4

      Have you read his biography? It starts off with him stating he doesn't lie...a suspicious and weird beginning...his nickname was weasel...as a kid...bc he says he always got away with things...
      He mentions all his childhood jobs in his book...that btw he states he didn't write... except one job....it's the job he had wrapping curtain rods In a store...he tells this to the Warren Commission... But never was it listed in his Biography..
      Buell Westley Frazier made up the curtain rod story to save his own life...
      He was 19 years old and scared to death after a second threatening interrogation by Dallas Police Detective Guy Rose...and was told they had his British made Enfield 303 which was found at the TSBD...and he was going to the Electric chair...that's when the curtain rod story came to be..Buell was the first man arrested and accused for killing JFK...don't take my word for it...dig into it, past the obfuscation of the Governments version...
      I believe Buell is actually a good man..
      He did what he had to to survive...but is racked with guilt...
      Everything and more about that ride to work is documented Facts...but it's not in the Warren Commission Report...FBI 302 reports taken from Buells mother and TSBD foreman Jack Dougherty stated they saw Lee carrying nothing to work the morning on the 22nd Nov.

    • @MrLeslloyd
      @MrLeslloyd Рік тому

      @@bradrook3919 Easy for me to see why this guy was questioned so intensely by the D's,why did he leave the car door unlocked overnight for the bag to be left on the back seat?Also he makes a big thing about the sort of divine view he was afforded standing on the top step,no photo's showing him there but that must have been 20 yards from the car turning left when a much better view would have been from standing behind the employees (scarves) only one row from the curb which would have been like only 8-10 feet from the president.I think he should have acknowledged Oswald was a creep,after what subsequently occurred and a policeman was shot dead,and witnessed by an ordinary woman out walking on the footpath,who gave a clear statement that it was Oswald.I think the fix was in, have the committee who worked on the route been cleared?

  • @clemente4299
    @clemente4299 Рік тому

    But aren't you curious about the fact that this gentleman's surname is Frazier as one of the first FBI agents who went to the scene after the shooting? Is this Robert Frazier a ballistics expert?

  • @ctv2940
    @ctv2940 2 роки тому +4

    He mixes his story up a bit. At 29:50 Buell says this “pro” with the $200 shoes puts his rifle in the back seat of his car and then closes the trunk. Which was it? Was the rifle in the trunk or on the back seat of his car? Perhaps Buell is thinking of somebody else that day putting a rifle on a back seat?

    • @sarahmark8092
      @sarahmark8092 2 роки тому +1

      When he says a 'pro' I think he's referring to his impression as a 19 yo. I think he means that he appears slick and confident, a little like secret service agents themselves. But he would not have know who he was or what side he was on, in a way who he represented.

    • @ctv2940
      @ctv2940 2 роки тому

      @@sarahmark8092 Good point. But I guess whether he’s a “pro” or not, he’s an excess rifleman. There was already a rifleman on the 6th floor that fateful day named Lee Harvey Oswald. Lee used the rifle he purchased by mail order and then left behind 3 spent cartridges near that 6th floor window. Cartridges that workers on the floor below heard hit the floor as Lee fired on the President.
      I feel sorry for Buell. He’s seems like a nice man and was certainly well meaning when he agreed to give Oswald those rides to work. I of course don’t blame him in any way for JFKs assassination, but don’t you know things might have been different if he had just asked to take a look at those “curtain rods” in the brown paper wrapped package?

    • @louf7178
      @louf7178 2 роки тому

      I took that as both; placed the rifle in the back seat and then additionally closed the trunk - as in finishing from when it was opened (not sure why it was returned there except that would look more susicious).

  • @paulaharrisbaca4851
    @paulaharrisbaca4851 2 роки тому +7

    I always wonder what that word was that Buell Frazier had to look up. I have wondered if it was "asinine" because my brothers, who were about 8 years younger than Lee and 5 years younger than Frazier, loved to use to describe each other and then, regarding our mom, my oldest brother also frequently used the term "senile". (our mom was 40) I was two, and I was always wondering what those 2 words meant.

  • @jgunther3398
    @jgunther3398 2 роки тому +4

    Would be interesting to know how the heft of the package under his arm looked. You can tell if somebody is carrying something that weighs a pound or if it weighs closer to ten pounds. Also -- if you were carrying in parts of a rifle over a few days it would be easier to explain if caught than a whole rifle at once, especially in those days, which might have explained the shorter package. No curtain rods were found to my knowledge.. But often LHO doesn't seem to have thought ahead like that...

    • @tvs3497
      @tvs3497 Рік тому

      Oswald was being set up by someone in the CIA. His only phone call from the jailhouse was blocked. He was trying to call his life line handler but the men in the suits told the operator to tell Oswald that no one answered. Damning evidence against the Feds.

  • @Borella309
    @Borella309 Рік тому

    WHO EXACTLY CONTACTED ROY TRULY ABOUT EMPLOYING OSWALD? Ruth Paine said she phoned Roy Truly to enquire about work for Oswald. At the Warren Commission, Roy Truly testified that Ruth Paine phoned him regarding potentially employing Oswald - BUT, In both of Wesley's talks at the SixthFloorMusuem, he states that it was he who talked to Bill Shelly, who then spoke to Roy Truly who then advised that Oswald should turn up for an interview. Wesley never tells this version of the story at his Warren Commission testimony in 1964. So did Ruth Paine or Wesley Frazier make Truly aware of Oswald needing a job? Cannot have been both.

    • @SixthFloorMuseum
      @SixthFloorMuseum  Рік тому

      Although the firsthand recollections of eyewitnesses and key players in the assassination often evolve over time, according to testimony and sworn statements taken shortly after the assassination, Ruth Paine called Roy Truly to inquire about potential employment for Lee Harvey Oswald.

    • @Borella309
      @Borella309 Рік тому +1

      @@SixthFloorMuseum Thank you for your reply - It might have been appropriate for Stephen to respectfully have brought this to Mr Frazier's attention during his talks, so as to clear up confusion, and also to keep Mr Frazier's credibility in tact. I do appreciate that Wesley is getting on in years, but he does tell the incorrect version with clarity and conviction which (to me at least) seems to just muddy the waters of the facts a little bit more. At any rate, again, thanks for your reply.

  • @timchadwick8364
    @timchadwick8364 2 роки тому +3

    Does anyone know where that angled parking area was? Surely if your going to throw the riffle into a car you'd park right next to the fence?

  • @40yearoldgum
    @40yearoldgum 9 місяців тому +1

    Missed opportunities with questions. What type of car. How long, per his recollection was the package? Carcano is 40 inches assembled.

    • @9Ballr
      @9Ballr 6 місяців тому +1

      The package was measured at 38 inches long, the disassembled rifle is just under 35 inches long.

  • @stevefrake8922
    @stevefrake8922 Рік тому +4

    If only Frazier's car had had a flat tire that morning. Oswald and his rifle may have arrived too late to kill the President and change history.

    • @9014jayvictor
      @9014jayvictor 8 місяців тому

      Gianconnas boys would have suceeded any way

    • @stddisclaimer8020
      @stddisclaimer8020 7 місяців тому

      @@9014jayvictor The mob was not involved. Your theory has a "flat tire."

    • @9014jayvictor
      @9014jayvictor 7 місяців тому

      Marchello said they were traficanti said they were and the CIA said they hired the mob. Better take your meds

  • @robertmiller2104
    @robertmiller2104 2 роки тому +2

    So interesting I got to get this book