Oswald's sack in the Sniper's nest.

[Colin Crow]

From the very FIRST post in this thread.

This is the very reason I haven't been posting very often. The majority All of the CTs here are so blinded by their paranoia that they lack the ability for rational debate and instead of making this about the evidence they keep attacking the messenger, and the way this thread has descended into chaos is ironically the perfect example.
After half a century not 1 conspiracy theory has been proved, not 1 person has come forward and claimed responsibility for any of these wacky theories, it's just accusation after accusation and a plethora of innocent people are just thrown onto the fire. Whereas all of the official investigations time after time, come to the same rock solid conclusion, go figure.

JohnM

Asked from early on. Your assertion that is was Oswald's bag. When was the photo taken and who took it? Maybe you missed my post.

[Walt Cakebread]

Bottom line is that it would be dumb to be carrying a sizeable package around that day.
Especially shortly after the assassination, and especially a duffel bag.

Don't you think so?
 

The 40 " Carcano will not fit in a duffel bag......

[Colin Crow]

A simple question for the LN proponents. Who discovered CE142 on the sixth floor of the TSBD?

I would ask members for a measure of thread discipline (I know.....but I’m a glass half full guy).

Who will be the first to help me out? After all it’s your narrative.

[Charles Collins]

The 40 " Carcano will not fit in a duffel bag......

You are correct. But no one said that it would. One end would stick out of a partially open top. More details are available if you want to read the earlier part of this thread.

[Walt Cakebread]

You are correct. But no one said that it would. One end would stick out of a partially open top. More details are available if you want to read the earlier part of this thread.

That information is intended for those who believe that Lee transported the Carcano to New Orleans.     IMO Lee no longer had possession of the Carcano at the time he rode the bus to New Orleans.

[Charles Collins]

That information is intended for those who believe that Lee transported the Carcano to New Orleans.     IMO Lee no longer had possession of the Carcano at the time he rode the bus to New Orleans.

Okay

[Bill Chapman]

The 40 " Carcano will not fit in a duffel bag......

Now there's a blanket statement. Anyway, Charles reeled me in as I somehow found myself wandering around the OP.