Instead of having to forge a microfilm, they only need to forge an order form and than photograph it.
Yep, as I stated, you're only looking for reasons to question the evidence.
Your claim above is false.
The paper copy now in existence came from the microfilm. We have the evidence for that in the testimony of Waldman. So the microfilm would have to be forged.
But again, from the testimony of Waldman, we know it wasn't, because he vouched that he marked it when he gave it to the FBI, and he vouched that it was the original microfilm when the copies were made. So the original microfilm wasn't forged, and the paper copies are sufficient.
Why aren't you accepting the photocopies in evidence, made by Waldman in the presence of Belin and entered into evidence at that time?
There is also potential additional info on the microfilm on another sold Carcano which could illuminate the alleged purchase from an alleged A. Hidell.
So no info that you know of? Right? And what more info do you need? We know what Oswald ordered (6.5 Carcano), we know what he paid for it ($21.45), we know what Klein's shipped (6.5 Carcano w/S# C2766), we know where it was shipped (PO Box 2915), and we know when it was shipped (March 20th). Do you need something else?
And then you have the evidence from Crescent Arms who allegedly sold the alleged murder weapon to Kleins. All records have disapeared.
Crescent Firearms doesn't exist anymore. And if they did, I doubt they would retain records from 55 years ago last month.
And if we had the originals, you would just claim they were faked, right?
And why does it matter WHERE Klein's got the weapon? All that matters is where Klein's shipped it -- to Oswald's PO Box 2915.
Only photographs was shown by the FBI to the Commission and are now archived among its collections at NARA.
Photocopies are admissible evidence under the Federal Rules of Evidence.
Why settle with photographs of evidence instead of the evidence? The assassination of the Century. No need for evidence. Photographs of it will suffice?
Photocopies are admissible evidence under the Federal Rules of Evidence.
The microfilm itself is a microcopy of the original paper documents, so even if we had the microfilm, wouldn't you just complain we don't have the original paper documents?
Why aren't you accepting the photocopies in evidence, made by Waldman in the presence of Belin and entered into evidence at that time?
Oh, that's right, you're a conspiracy theorist, and you can't accept evidence pointing to Oswald, by definition. Otherwise you'd risk being drummed out of the CT Union.
Complain about being called a conspiracy theorist again, and the negative connotations thereof. But in your posts we see exactly why conspiracy theorists have such a bad reputation. You reject any evidence pointing anywhere except a conspiracy, you post suspicions, and hearsay, and innuendo, you don't document your claims, you repeat your claims even after they are shown to be wrong.
If 'conspiracy theorist' has a pejorative context, it's easy to understand why.
Hank