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Author Topic: If Oswald Was The Assassin, Did He Plan His Escape From The TSBD Very Well?  (Read 407631 times)

Offline Colin Crow

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I can believe that one lonely chicken bone could have been on top of one of the outer boxes of the west end of the sniper’s nest. But nothing supports your claim that BRW was IN the sniper’s nest until 12:25.

Perhaps we can start on when you think he vacated the 6 floor and the evidence for it.

Offline Charles Collins

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Perhaps we can start on when you think he vacated the 6 floor and the evidence for it.

No. It makes no difference to me. I believe that LHO sat in the nest hidden from view and silent while BRW ate his lunch further west. And if BRW had remained on the sixth floor, he most likely wouldn’t have known LHO was there until the shooting began. Then, after the shooting, LHO could have used the remaining bullet in the rifle to shoot BRW if he tried to stop his escape.

Offline Colin Crow

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No. It makes no difference to me. I believe that LHO sat in the nest hidden from view and silent while BRW ate his lunch further west. And if BRW had remained on the sixth floor, he most likely wouldn’t have known LHO was there until the shooting began. Then, after the shooting, LHO could have used the remaining bullet in the rifle to shoot BRW if he tried to stop his escape.

So we have established that the accumulated evidence means nothing and your opinion is based on "belief" of an unsupported narrative. Missing fingerprints that you don’t know of is part of your rebuttal. Not much else but acceptance of a proven liar by his own statements.

Williams was eating in the SN until about 12.25pm. There is ample evidence evidence in the assembled documentation that establishes that. You simply need to adjust your Oswald alone theory to accomodate for it. Or just continue to ignore the obvious inconvenient conclusions. I think we both know the route you will choose.

Offline Charles Collins

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So we have established that the accumulated evidence means nothing and your opinion is based on "belief" of an unsupported narrative. Missing fingerprints that you don’t know of is part of your rebuttal. Not much else but acceptance of a proven liar by his own statements.

Williams was eating in the SN until about 12.25pm. There is ample evidence evidence in the assembled documentation that establishes that. You simply need to adjust your Oswald alone theory to accomodate for it. Or just continue to ignore the obvious inconvenient conclusions. I think we both know the route you will choose.

The evidence supports my belief.

Offline Colin Crow

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The evidence supports my belief.

Well you will have no trouble laying it out then. You can copy and past if you wish. I'm ready......let’s have a discussion.

I gather you now accept that at least a piece of chicken was close to the SN.

Offline Colin Crow

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On the same note, you believe in Oswald's gun sack in the SN corner?

I think his logic flaw has been noted Otto.  :)

Offline Charles Collins

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Well you will have no trouble laying it out then. You can copy and past if you wish. I'm ready......let’s have a discussion.

I gather you now accept that at least a piece of chicken was close to the SN.

I said:

I can believe that one lonely chicken bone could have been on top of one of the outer boxes of the west end of the sniper’s nest. But nothing supports your claim that BRW was IN the sniper’s nest until 12:25.

I didn’t say that it definitely was.
Just that I can believe that it could have been.


Howard Brennan said that he saw a man who resembled LHO in the sniper’s nest window at 12:22.

Edited to correct time.
« Last Edit: June 22, 2020, 04:49:27 PM by Charles Collins »