LEE HARVEY OSWALD Helped With Her Homework: Patricia Hall 

Should post one today or tomorrow. I will the second it’s done! I’m so glad you enjoy my work.

Hmmm...he was thrown out of his previous boarding house because his landlady, Mary Bledsoe, felt "“there was just something about him I didn’t like or want him- just wasn’t the kind of person I wanted. Just didn’t want him around me". This is a fascinating video though. Madame Morbid has truly excellent people skills! It's good to see another side of Oswald. It confirms what Wesley Frazier said about him being good with kids. People are complex.

@@moonlightbay4814 I have had a couple of landladies like that, she does not sound like a nice person.

@@KennethPoole-y7z No, I think she was right. Oswald was creepy and violent as well as being good with kids. Like I said, People are complex

@@moonlightbay4814 I don't think he was creepy at all, or violent. Ask the people in Minsk who got know him well. They thought he was intelligent, non-violent, a nice guy in fact.

​@@KennethPoole-y7z 1. "I don't think he was creepy at all, or violent." Oh, you are wrong. He was violent against his family (he was thrown out of this half-brother's home in New York for punching his mother and threatening his half-brother's wife with a knife) in the Marines (he was court martialed for violence) and against his wife. This is John Pic's testimony under oath..."It seems that according to my wife’s statement that my mother antagonized Lee, being very hostile toward my wife and he pulled out a pocketknife and said that if she made any attempt to do anything about it that he would use it on her, at the same time Lee struck his mother. This perturbed my wife to no end. So, I came home that night, and the facts were related to me." 2. "Ask the people in Minsk who got know him well. They thought he was intelligent, non-violent, a nice guy in fact." Oswald's violence seems to have been related to his frustrations at not being as significant or as important as he felt he should have been. It's not hard to see how he could be happy on arriving n Minsk, being the center of attention as the only American in town. Think about what you are saying. You are saying that, because one group of people liked someone, that we can totally dismiss that person's long record of violence and threats. People are complex.

You’re welcome!

Thank you so much!

I agree. Oswald was a very complicated individual with some redeeming qualities. Not many, but some.

She was the sweetest and nicest lady. I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks!

@@MMorbid I meant to say U Rock

Rachel was born in October 1963

Yes, he could. He started learning in the states but mastered the language while living in Russia. His coworkers there helped him enormously. It’s covered in this episode. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f98wDYscoU8.html

@@MMorbid you're very good historian every time I say she should go there she should go there so here's our challenge for you

Oswald appeared to have an obsessive desire to learn the language, possibly fueled by his contempt for US society. There are claims that he began teaching himself while in the Marine Corps by obtaining recordings and newspapers; however, it may have been earlier. It will never be known if he attained native speaker level, but he was highly functional.

@@zingwilder9989 Wasn't he sent to the Naval Intelligence language school.

I absolutely agree with you, I am glad he was kind to her but he has become extremely inflated in her mind. While her point of view is interesting I definitely think her memories have perhaps even become tainted by what she WANTS to believe rather than reality. I have the entire unedited interview on my Patreon and she gets into some really bizarre conspiracy stuff to try to make him innocent. It required some real mental gymnastics. If believing that makes her feel better more power to her I suppose. I chose to hide my opinions from her during the interview and they are pretty well documented in my other videos about Oswald.

Oswald. Was. A. Double. Murderer. And. Killed. The. President. Of. The. United. States.

Well said.

What evidence shows that Oswald was innocent and that he worked in intelligence?

@@9Ballr There is tons out there. Just look it up.

@@markrymanowski719 No, there's not. The evidence clearly shows that Oswald was guilty, and it is pure speculation and fancy that he worked for intelligence.

Definitely! I’ll see what I can do. Thanks for watching!