Word: oswald
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...shrewish monotone which neither entertains nor shocks, and they fail to distinguish between themselves so that their characters, except for different dresses, might be identical. Regan should be the softer, nicer of the two, but both come on like unsentimental Humphrey Bogarts. William Docken, as the simpering servant Oswald, easily upstages them...
...cited the case of a used car salesman who saw a pistol-carrying man--definitely not Oswald--running from the location where Oswald was alleged by Dallas police to have just shot a patrolman. The salesman, Lane said, was murdered later, and police charged "a local hood" with that murder...
...trial lawyers would have allowed any members of the commission to be on a jury trying Oswald," said Lane. Each would be dismissed because of his connection with the government, since "the government is the prosecuting agent." Lane said that former CIA head Allen Dulles, and not Chief Justice Earl Warren, is "really running the whole show." Warren was appointed by President Johnson to chair the investigations...
Lane criticized the commission for the "absolute secrecy which shrouds the testimony" before it. The result of this policy, he said, is that there are "regular and consistent leaks" of testimony damaging to Oswald, while the commission conceals questions which are raised about Oswald's guilt...
Lane spent most of his three-hour speech asking those questions. Using affidavits, photostats, diagrams, photographs, magazine articles, and tape-recordings. Lane ripped apart charges made against Oswald...