In this thread I will post quotations about Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating John F. Kennedy in 1963.
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On Oswald's lonely childhood
>A teacher, Mrs. Clyde Livingston, remembered, [...] Lee left an empty house in the morning, went home to an empty house for lunch, and returned to an empty house at night. She recalled Lee because he gave her a puppy as a gift. He would come by her home to check on the dog, but she was well aware that he was lonely, friendless, and there to see her. Lee's maternal aunt, Lillian Murret, remembered his visiting New Orleans and absolutely refusing to play with other children his own age."
-from "Lee Harvey Oswald - Another Look" by Joy Boissevain et al.
On Oswald's first encounter with the law
>"The probation officer found him to be a small likable boy who thought school was a waste of time. Lee claimed to like horseback riding, though there was no evidence that he had ever done it. He reported watching television all day, spending most of his time at home alone with no friends. Lee did not appear to miss having friends and had no sense of it being unusual or abnormal to live his life in that way. Residential placement was recommended. His mother was found to be detached and uninvolved, denying any problems and remaining uncomprehending of why others were concerned."
-from "Lee Harvey Oswald - Another Look" by Joy Boissevain et al.
On the assessment of he young Oswald's personality by a social worker [Evelyn Siegel]
>"Siegel found Lee seriously detached and withdrawn. Some ability to relate persisted, which in view of his solitary existence surprised her. Still apparent was a pleasant, appealing quality which grew on her despite his emotionally starved and affectionless state. Lee reported that he believed his mother never gave a dam and viewed him as a burden which she had to tolerate. He also felt rejected by his brothers. [...] Lee told Siegel he had to act as his own father."
-from "Lee Harvey Oswald - Another Look" by Joy Boissevain et al.
I will keep posting quotations from - "Lee Harvey Oswald - Another Look" by Joy Boissevain et al. and will announce any change of source material.
On the young Oswald's feelings of detachment from others
>"Lee described his feeling state as one where it was as if there were a veil between him and others through which they could not reach him. He preferred the veil to remain intact. He told her that tearing away the veil to talk with her was not as painful as he had anticipated. Although he said he was not comfortable talking with her, he was not as disturbed in talking about feelings as he had anticipated."
On the young Oswald's psychological state
>"Psychological testing [...] suggested emotional impoverishment and anxiety with women. On the ward he detached himself completely and repelled any offer of friendship. Self-conscious about his body, he was uncomfortable showering with the other boys in the residence. He was diagnosed as having a personality pattern disturbance, schizoid features and passive aggressive tendencies. Therapy was strongly recommended."
>>27068673
He was framed.
On Oswald's perceived failures
>"To cope with his increasingly lonely early world, Oswald retreated into further isolation and protected himself by creating a fantasy realm of specialness and revenge. The attempt to escape his mother and secure an identity as a man by following Robert into the Marines ended in humiliating failure; Kennedy, by contrast, was a war hero. Oswald's next escape, to the Soviet Union, where in his own mind he should have been hailed as a hero, nearly failed entirely, and then succeeded only briefly and without glory. He returned to the United States only to have his life deteriorate further."
On the Warren Commission's view of Oswald's life
>"For the Warren Commission, the most outstanding conclusions were that Oswald was profoundly alienated from the world, and his life was characterized by isolation, frustration, and failure. They noted his few close relationships and his grandiosity, but they refrained from ascribing to him any single motive or group of motives."
On Oswald's reaction to kindness shown towards him
>"Oswald stayed to himself, read, and showed
no disciplinary problems at school. [...] Puzzled by gifts of clothes and other expressions of love from his aunt, he refused to thank her, and said he didn't need anything from anybody. Lee wanted to be exempted from school because he felt he knew everything they could teach him. When he failed to become a star baseball player, he quickly quit the team."
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>>27068673
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