He doesn't have an alibi. Nobody placed him on the first floor at the time of the shooting. If he really did say that he saw Jarman and Norman walk through, which I assume that's what you believe, then that still doesn't place him on the first floor at the time of the shooting. From the sniper's nest window, he would have seen those two standing out on the sidewalk and then he would have seen them as they headed towards the Southeast corner of the building. Then a few minutes later he would have heard them on the floor below as they chatted at the open windows. He would have known that they had passed through the first floor near the Domino room on their way to the elevators.
He doesn't have an alibi. Nobody placed him on the first floor at the time of the shooting.Wow! Your desperation is hangin out a country mile, Mr Snickerson...."Nobody placed him on the first floor at the time of the shooting."
He provided an alibi....That is a fact.... Whether it is true is the question....
At the time Lee told the interrogators that he witnessed Junior Jarman and Harold Norman "come in" he may not even have realized that he was providing an alibi..... He may have simply been recalling his where abouts during the period that Fritz was inquiring about...
Where were you when the parade passed by the building? Lee's reply...
" I was in the first floor lunchroom at that time" Was anybody there with you at that time?....
"No, but I recall two colored employees came in the back door while I was in the lunchroom"....Question for you Timmy.... Can you provide any evidence that Lee knew that the police were treating the sixth floor as the site where the shots had been fired from? There is some evidence that he was astonished to learn that the TSBD was the suspected site from which the shooting had occurred.
A map had turned up among his possessions, and the map had several locations on it marked by an "X" ....An "X" was on the map on the corner of Houston and Elm ( the TSBD) Fritz wanted to know what that "X" indicated, and displayed the map to Lee Oswald...Lee deduced that Fritz thought the shots had came from the TSBD...and he said in sudden realization... something like...
"Wait a minute....Do tell me that the shots came from the Book storage building! Is there one iota of evidence that proves that Lee was aware that the sixth floor was the official "crime scene"?