How'd He Do That?

[Walt Cakebread]

Why would anyone lie about what those in the crowd where doing?  When all else fails suggest everyone is lying even when they had no apparent reason to lie.  You should be ashamed.

"Why would anyone lie about what those in the crowd where doing?"

Oh , Thank you so much for displaying your obtuseness....  Even a elementary school kid can answer that question....

They would lie to fool the unwary into thinking that the crowd knew exactly what was going on, and the crowd knew that Lee Harrrrrrvey Osssssswald ( Boooooo Hissss) was a arch villain and a maniac who had murdered President Kennedy and Officer JD Tippit...When in reality the photos that were taken outside the theater, show the looks on the faces of the crowd, and it's clear that the crowd is bewildered and puzzled about what's going on.   

[Richard Smith]

"Why would anyone lie about what those in the crowd where doing?"

Oh , Thank you so much for displaying your obtuseness....  Even a elementary school kid can answer that question....

They would lie to fool the unwary into thinking that the crowd knew exactly what was going on, and the crowd knew that Lee Harrrrrrvey Osssssswald ( Boooooo Hissss) was a arch villain and a maniac who had murdered President Kennedy and Officer JD Tippit...When in reality the photos that were taken outside the theater, show the looks on the faces of the crowd, and it's clear that the crowd is bewildered and puzzled about what's going on.   

LOL.  That is tinfoil hat nonsense.  There was no reason to lie about what the crowd was doing.   Those who were present confirm that folks in the crowd believed Oswald was linked to the assassination.  That was a logical inference based on what they knew.  The president had been assassinated a short distance away.  The police were looking for the assassin.  A large number of officers could be seen responding to the TT.  Anyone with a functioning brain could have made the connection. 

[Jerry Freeman]

  There was no reason to lie about what the crowd was doing.   Those who were present confirm that folks in the crowd believed Oswald was linked to the assassination.  That was a logical inference based on what they knew. 

Based on...being mentioned by policemen that were there...proof that Oswald was set up.

[Walt Cakebread]

Based on...being mentioned by policemen that were there...proof that Oswald was set up.

On page 152 & 153 of THE SEARCH FOR LHO  there are a couple of photos that show the countenance of the crowd that had been attracted by the police cars at the Theater, ....  They clearly are gawking and wondering what the hell's going on.....  If Dickie "Smith" had his head on his shoulders he could also see the pictures.... 

[Paul May]

Why would anyone lie about what those in the crowd where doing?  When all else fails suggest everyone is lying even when they had no apparent reason to lie.  You should be ashamed.

Ashamed? Walt? You jest.

[Richard Smith]

On page 152 & 153 of THE SEARCH FOR LHO  there are a couple of photos that show the countenance of the crowd that had been attracted by the police cars at the Theater, ....  They clearly are gawking and wondering what the hell's going on.....  If Dickie "Smith" had his head on his shoulders he could also see the pictures....

Wow.  You realize there is no sound in a still photo and that it captures only a brief instance of time?  You don't think people in that crowd had any reasonable basis to suspect that the person being arrested by a large police presence might be the assassin?  That doesn't mean the suspect had to be the assassin just that it could be presumed based on the theater being only a couple of miles away from the assassination site and the large police presence.  If not, what do you think those in the crowd believed was going on to create such a scene?  This is all rabbit hole nonsense.  The original point was that the FBI agents had an understandable interest in the manhunt for the assassin.  Their presence along with the DPD during that manhunt is completely understandable and not the subject of any mystery as Walt stupidly suggested.

[Walt Cakebread]

Wow.  You realize there is no sound in a still photo and that it captures only a brief instance of time?  You don't think people in that crowd had any reasonable basis to suspect that the person being arrested by a large police presence might be the assassin?  That doesn't mean the suspect had to be the assassin just that it could be presumed based on the theater being only a couple of miles away from the assassination site and the large police presence.  If not, what do you think those in the crowd believed was going on to create such a scene?  This is all rabbit hole nonsense.  The original point was that the FBI agents had an understandable interest in the manhunt for the assassin.  Their presence along with the DPD during that manhunt is completely understandable and not the subject of any mystery as Walt stupidly suggested.

There are several photos, .... They all show the crowd with puzzled and bewildered looks and body language.   I know that you can't see that because of your acute case of cranialrectalitis.....