Oswald in the TSBD just after the shooting

[Walt Cakebread]

There's nothing in her testimony that would raise doubts about her truthfulness.

Of course not...imbecile!   Because they NEEDED her testimony.... And they were a hell of a lot smarter than you....Belin knew that Mrs Reid's word wasn't worth much , and he also knew there would be no defense attorney to challenge anything they proposed.

[John Iacoletti]

Seeing that Mrs. Reid saw Oswald walking the opposite direction of the NW stairs I think it's fair to conclude that Oswald left the TSBD via the front entrance.

That doesn't follow at all.  Once on the first floor, both front and back entrances are easily accessible.

[Walt Cakebread]

Peter, you started this juggling act....  with the loon's presentation of "Weatherford" climbing into that second floor window on the west side of the TSBD....Let's focus on that for just a bit..... ( and forget about the silly idea that objects were being dropped from the fifth floor)

In the short film of "Weatherford" climbing into the window .....It looks like there is a man wearing a dark jacket white shirt and tie behind the window just to the right of Weatherford....

First step.... Is the man climbing into the window Weatherford?    Can we determine a time by looking at the shadows being cast?

Weatherford's tale about climbing out onto the roof to look for spent shells is a lie....  I don't believe he went looking for shells. ....UNLESS... he knew that there was at least one spent shell out there that needed to be retrieved and destroyed.....

At the 5:55 point of the film the Loon points out that there is someone behind the fifth floor window @ 12:40 pm......And the Loon thinks it's Jarman & co.  And that's an incredible idea because Jarman & co were down on Elm Street in front of the TSBD at 12:40.   However The Loon is right.... There is someone behind that fifth floor window....and that "someone" is probably officers who are searching the building.....

Have you studied the photos, Peter?

[Peter Kleinschmidt]

Have you studied the photos, Peter?

It is Weatherford. When looking at just that film clip of Old Harry Weatherford climbing in the window. He could have been on the roof the whole time because he definitely did not come with the 4 other officers as he states, but looney tunes found an exhibit where another officer says he met up with Weatherford at 12:50 at the back door. Watch this other part I found. More entertaining than deciding if there's a "prayer woman" in a photo when there is not

[Oscar Navarro]

That doesn't follow at all.  Once on the first floor, both front and back entrances are easily accessible.

With the front entrance being a few feet away while the back entrance is about 90-100 feet away the front entrance is the easiest available exit.  If you're trying to get the hell out of Dodge I would assume you would choose the quickest way out so the front door makes the most sense. Besides that Oswald could see there were people coming in and out of the building and there's evidence that Robert McNeil actually ran into him and asked where there was a phone.

[Walt Cakebread]

It is Weatherford. When looking at just that film clip of Old Harry Weatherford climbing in the window. He could have been on the roof the whole time because he definitely did not come with the 4 other officers as he states, but looney tunes found an exhibit where another officer says he met up with Weatherford at 12:50 at the back door. Watch this other part I found. More entertaining than deciding if there's a "prayer woman" in a photo when there is not

I was Under the impression that Harry Weatherford was a plainclothes officer....I don't believe he wore a uniform like the man climbing into the window....

[John Iacoletti]

With the front entrance being a few feet away while the back entrance is about 90-100 feet away the front entrance is the easiest available exit.

It's also where the most people are.

  If you're trying to get the hell out of Dodge I would assume you would choose the quickest way out so the front door makes the most sense. Besides that Oswald could see there were people coming in and out of the building and there's evidence that Robert McNeil actually ran into him and asked where there was a phone.

It was probably Pierce Allman.  MacNeil didn't have a crewcut.  But the phone in question was closer to the rear door.