Why was Oswald walking west on 10th street?

[Gerry Down]

What "overwhelming" evidence would that be?

The witnesses at the barber shop. That was Dale Myers conclusion anyway.

[Martin Weidmann]

The witnesses at the barber shop. That was Dale Myers conclusion anyway.

Myers' opinion can hardly be called "overwhelming". 

He claims there is a preponderance of evidence for his conclusion but he fails to provide any of it, for one simple reason; it doesn't exist.

It's not even sure that the witness at the barber shop actually saw Oswald and not somebody else.

[Gerry Down]

Myers' opinion can hardly be called "overwhelming". 

He claims there is a preponderance of evidence for his conclusion but he fails to provide any of it, for one simple reason; it doesn't exist.

It's not even sure that the witness at the barber shop actually saw Oswald and not somebody else.

If you have evidence that he had been walking east for some distance, i'm all ears.

[Martin Weidmann]

If you have evidence that he had been walking east for some distance, i'm all ears.

I have no idea if he was walking east or west. I don't even know if he (Oswald) was even there.
But then, I am not the one making such claims. Others do, and it's up to them to support those claims with evidence.
When they don't you need to question whatever it is they are claiming.

[John Iacoletti]

Your tired-old-contrarian 'no evidence whatsoever' rant never fails to conjure up the sight of you taking a knee at Oswald's graveside.

Says the guy with no evidence whatsoever.

[John Iacoletti]

Which only tells us what is in your head.... I saw the picture too and couldn't care less about it.

He never did explain what the problem was.

[John Iacoletti]

Its a very odd route from Oswalds rooming house to then, 15 minutes later, be walking west on 10th street. But the evidence is overwhelming that he was indeed walking west.

I'm talking about the "spotted Tippit’s approaching squad car and spun around" claim.  What's the preponderance of evidence for that?