Then went inside with the curtain rods

[Martin Weidmann]

A perfect example of what I was talking about  - many threads of evidence woven together into a seamless narrative.
The counter-narrative being - all the evidence was faked and all the witnesses manipulated.

Put those two narratives before a jury and see what happens.

To abuse a Frank Zappa quote - I'm not a LNer but there's a whole lotta times I wish I could say I'm not a CTer

A perfect example of what I was talking about  - many threads of evidence woven together into a seamless narrative.

A "seamless narrative" full of assumptions, speculation and witnesses being ignored and/or called "mistaken".

The counter-narrative being - all the evidence was faked and all the witnesses manipulated.

That's not the real counter-narrative. It's what the LNs claim the counter-narrative is. But maybe some people do not understand the difference between faked evidence and manipulated evidence....

[Walt Cakebread]

Ah, but witness after witness said the sixth floor shooter was wearing either a reddish shirt or a white (or white-ish) t-shirt with a collar. You can't seriously be suggesting that the uncanny match here with Mr Oswald's attire is a coincidence? Come on...........

witness after witness said the sixth floor shooter was wearing either a reddish shirt or a white (or white-ish) t-shirt with a collar.

OK Mr F....Present a single witness who described the sixth floor man's shirt as being "reddish"  Just One...

[Alan Ford]

witness after witness said the sixth floor shooter was wearing either a reddish shirt or a white (or white-ish) t-shirt with a collar.

OK Mr F....Present a single witness who described the sixth floor man's shirt as being "reddish"  Just One...

Good grief!

[Martin Weidmann]

Good grief!

What kind of a name is that?   

[Walt Cakebread]

What kind of a name is that?   

Good Grief---- is what is experienced when an uncle who was a pervert, who molested children,  passes away

[Zeon Mason]

The only witness I can think of is Rowland Arnold describing the elderly
“negro” man at SE 5th foot window wearing a plaid shirt , red and green. The man  was probably Bonnie Ray Williams although it’s questionable if the young BRW could appear as elderly to Rowland because of dust fallen on his hair.

[John Iacoletti]

It's 'copy/paste' in the digital age, cowboy.

Thanks for yet another "clever, cut-to-the-quick insight".   

And you can 'supposed' what you like, JudgeJohnny.

Hilarious that you would bestow that moniker on me when it's you who has made the verdict in this case.  And with zero justification.