Post by Arjan Hut on Jun 28, 2022 6:52:57 GMT -5
Erasing #533 is a post that would fit in the category 'Stones left unturned'. There is no missing document or piece of evidence in the sense that there ever was one---it is more a case of something that could or should have been investigated, but (most likely) wasn't.
An other example that springs to mind is 157 Bogard / Oswald line-up confrontation:
Yet [FBI agents] Clements and De Brueys did not take the elementary and logical step of bringing Bogard to the police building to see Oswald in a line-up and determine whether or not he was in fact the customer of November 9 who had called himself "Oswald." Nor did they inform Captain Fritz, as they should have done at once, of the information obtained from Bogard—information which not only incriminated the suspect but might have been a distinct lead to the source of the money that Bogard's customer was going to receive, the possible conspirators.
An other example that springs to mind is 157 Bogard / Oswald line-up confrontation:
Yet [FBI agents] Clements and De Brueys did not take the elementary and logical step of bringing Bogard to the police building to see Oswald in a line-up and determine whether or not he was in fact the customer of November 9 who had called himself "Oswald." Nor did they inform Captain Fritz, as they should have done at once, of the information obtained from Bogard—information which not only incriminated the suspect but might have been a distinct lead to the source of the money that Bogard's customer was going to receive, the possible conspirators.