Then went inside with the curtain rods

[Bill Chapman]

How is Chapman's wild claim of a "speeding Oswald" (which btw isn't supported by any evidence) "critical of Oswald"?

'speeding Oswald'

'Sped off' would be more precise. Oswald buggered off as soon as Buell started to get out of the car, didn't wait for him. Another twilight zone episode chalked up for the little prick.

Yeah, nothing strange there. But staring into a person's window like some sort of mental case can be invoked here if you want to give him another pass, JudgeJohnny.

[Bill Chapman]

Speaking of Elm Street, I remember Bugliosi stating something to the tune of 'the only thing conspiracy books get right about the assassination is the time and location'

Well, if your cult's high priest says it, it must be true.... 

Note how Weidmann, Cakebread and others always have to pepper practically every response with 'shit for brains' extract your head' 'a functioning brain, and the like.

Truth needs to be told, no matter how often it has to be repeated for people without a function brain, like you!

I rest my case

[Bill Chapman]

You don't know for a fact hat Oswald said to Frazier or to Fritz.

Is that supposed to somehow be evidence of murder?

It is?  By whom?

Gee, some paper used for wrapping book orders was found in a building that wraps and ships book orders.  How odd.

Gee, somebody must have been planning to ship a scroll

[Martin Weidmann]

I rest my case

You have a case?

[John Iacoletti]

Oswald: I confess, I killed Tippit and Kennedy
JudgeJohnny: That doesn't prove that you meant to.
You can go.

This latest exercise in "clever" sarcasm is just as irrelevant as all of your other lame attempts.

[John Iacoletti]

'speeding Oswald'

'Sped off' would be more precise. Oswald buggered off as soon as Buell started to get out of the car, didn't wait for him.

Yet another stunning example of your utter ignorance about the case.

[Richard Smith]

In which we learn that a three foot plus long, homemade bag found next to the SN is just some "paper for wrapping book orders."  LOL.  You make that level of dishonesty up.  Yes, nothing suspicious about that bag!  And Old Lee couldn't catch a break.  His prints are the only TSBD employee whose prints are on that bag.  And it is right next to the SN window from which witnesses confirmed they saw a rifle.  What rotten luck!  And it was a singular bag with no work related purpose.  No one, for example, who worked in the building ever came forward and explained why such a bag was there or suggested it was used for some work-related purpose, or claimed it.  It just mysteriously appeared there for some unknown reason.   A three foot plus long, homemade bag!  Wow.  That is the stuff of a defense attorney who knows his client is guilty.