Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[Dan O'meara]

But Reid wouldn't have known that he came from the lunchroom.

Where else would he be coming from with a full bottle of coke in his hand?
Think it through John.

[John Iacoletti]

Agreed. They were not in lockstep.

Running back to the TSBD from the site of the assassination would get you there in well under 30 seconds. Probably half that time.

Sigh.....none of them said that they ran back to the TSBD immediately after the assassination.

[John Iacoletti]

How very tricky of you.
The 'evidence' I was referring to was Scranton's corroboration of Reid telling the story of her encounter with Oswald  before Oswald was even arrested.

How is that "evidence" that prayer-blob is not Oswald?

[John Iacoletti]

Where else would he be coming from with a full bottle of coke in his hand?
Think it through John.

So that would be an assumption, right?  Just so we're clear.

[Dan O'meara]

So that would be an assumption, right?  Just so we're clear.

Just so we're clear John, it is an assumption.

[Dan O'meara]

Sigh.....none of them said that they ran back to the TSBD immediately after the assassination.

In the interview Westbrook Scranton describes running back into the TSBD.
Both Lovelady and Shelley describe Calvery as running back to the TSBD

[Dan O'meara]

How is that "evidence" that prayer-blob is not Oswald?

Reid's eye-witness account is evidence Oswald was in the second floor office with a full bottle of coke in his hands seconds after the shooting finished.
In Darnell we see prayer-blob in position 20-30 seconds after the shooting.
Reid's account places an incredible strain on the credulity of the idea that, if prayer-blob was Oswald, he could get from that position, up to the second floor lunchroom, get a full bottle of coke and appear nonchalantly strolling into the second floor office in the time allotted.
It stretches that credulity to breaking point.