Like you mentioned that things coming out of the garage and like it is quite literally like that like every

anytime there was a question they're like oh funny should mention we have a photo of that or oh

funny should let me just go in the garage because we actually have a record of that happening

just incredible incredible documentation pops out of nowhere to support the biography the official

biography of Oswald that I guess we're dedicating this episode to debunking.

Yeah and I find her what you say about the marriage is probably true that it's some sort of strange

relationship I mean she seems kind of she's depicted in a an Oliver Stone film they give her a

different name but they've really captured this kind of creepiness of her I think and I you know

I've known a lot I've known more Quakers and such as I've been here you know on the east coast

for a while and you know there's a lot of really great wonderful people and the philosophy is

very good I think in agreeable a lot of anti-war activism and a history of opposition to slavery

and so on so there's a lot of things that are great but there's also this you'll occasionally

there's there's old money and you know it's old money that goes way back and very establishment

and so to sort of be a part of this faith that's like going to you know really recognize the

humanity of everyone in ways that are pretty admirable but then you have old money and old money

and money is you know to have that sort of position in society is always you know kind of

maybe corrupting in some ways and so I feel like I sort of know that I'd never met anybody as

much like this as her like put it in her biography but I have a sense of like a a

strangeness about some of these these old money families even when they're you know affiliated

with like a faith that's like on the American spectrum pretty righteous you know they're not like

you know these other right-wing evangelical groups and yet you know this is a pretty those

pretty sinister things that she was involved in. Quakers are still part of the wasp brethren

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