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If Oswald Was The Assassin, Did He Plan His Escape From The TSBD Very Well?
Dan O'meara:
--- Quote from: Colin Crow on August 06, 2020, 02:51:30 PM ---Dan, if Williams was part of a conspiracy would he have left his lunch behind? If he wasn’t part of a conspiracy and didn’t see anything why try to hide his presence on the sixth floor. The chicken lunch and pop bottle were part of the narrative for days. Surely Hoover would be keen to check them for Oswald's prints as soon as possible along with the rifle. What if the bottle or bag were the only items that had his prints?
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Why leave his lunch behind if he wasn't part of the conspiracy?
Why, after a hard morning laying floor would he leave behind a half eaten chicken piece? Why didn't he finish his lunch?
IMO he was interrupted while he was having his lunch and abandoned it immediately and never had a chance to go back for it.
What caused him to abandon his lunch?
If it was something he wasn't supposed to see or he was told to leave I think he would have took his chicken piece with him.
If he was told to leave why would he go down to the 5th floor instead? Why not flee the scene? Why not warn Norman and Jarman? Why not warn Baker on his way up towards the assassin?
Norman and Jarman weren't supposed to be there. They arrive on the 5th floor minutes before the motorcade arrives. Up to this point Williams and the man with the rifle (Dougherty?) have been on the 6th floor, undisturbed for almost 15 minutes at least. Suddenly there's a noise from the floor below, it has to be checked out and the situation controlled. Williams, stood in or at the SN drops his half eaten chicken on the stack of boxes and races down to the 5th floor. He arrives just as the Presidential limo turns onto Houston. The subsequently strange behaviour of Williams, Norman and Jarman after the shooting seems more explicable in this light, Williams is there to contain the situation.
Or not 8)
Alan Ford:
--- Quote from: Colin Crow on August 06, 2020, 11:29:10 AM ---I wonder why Williams did not just tell the cops this the afternoon he was making his statement when he saw Oswald brought into custody. Would have saved us much anguish. Oswald, the guy who was gunned down in police protection less than two days later....that guy.
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Mr Crow, it's obvious to any fairminded analyst of the case that the reason why Mr Williams did not just tell the cops this the afternoon he was making his statement was that Mr Mytton needs Mr Oswald up there, logic be damned! Thumb1:
Alan Ford:
--- Quote from: Gerry Down on August 06, 2020, 11:31:14 AM ---Prob not deemed relevant. Just like the clipboard.
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(Not wishing to take this excellent thread off-topic, but...) I suspect the clipboard was made relevant (months later) because of the discovery around that time of two curtain rods in the Depository.
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Alan Ford:
--- Quote from: Colin Crow on August 06, 2020, 01:56:17 PM ---Michael these are the facts. The lunch was deemed to be associated with the assassin for days. Why were the items not sent to the FBI for analysis that evening?
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It seems obvious, doesn't it?--------------Lt Day did here what he would do several months later with the curtain rods: check them for Mr Oswald's prints. When a negative result was given, the bones/bottle were deemed suddenly irrelevant and so not sent on to the FBI. It's not like the 'investigating' authorities had the slightest desire to discover that someone other than Mr Oswald had been at the SN! I mean, just imagine if the prints turned out not to belong to any Depository employee... Why, it would only confuse the already traumatized public terribly, and who would want that?
Alan Ford:
--- Quote from: Dan O'meara on August 06, 2020, 02:03:26 PM ---The only real problem with Rowland's description of the black male in the SN is his age.
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Exactly------------Mr Williams had little or no hair, and was wearing a bright plaid shirt that day! And besides, who cares about a 20-year-old man being mistaken for a wrinkled man in his fifties? Happens all the time! Thumb1:
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