Not a conspiracy theory.....

[Alan Ford]

Some storytelling going on....

Yep! And then there's the remarkably tense moment in the 'London Trial' when Mr Gerry Spence shows Mr Baker the Altgens photograph-------------although we know the man shown in the doorway is Mr Lovelady, Officer Baker obviously does not. He says the man looks like Mr Oswald------and gives no impression that such would be a strange thing. Because he knows the front entrance was where he really encountered Mr Oswald.

And that's the key to the fictitious second-floor lunchroom story: the location chosen was somewhere Mr Oswald COULD physically have reached in time from the front entrance. CYA insurance in case photographic or eyewitness proof should emerge that Mr Oswald really did go outside to watch the P. Parade and was at the front entrance when Officer Baker went running up those front steps.

 

[Alan Ford]

After Calvary came up, about 3 minutes.

2-4 minutes after shots.

Mr. PIPER. I don't know whether it was a policeman or FBI or who it was, but another fellow was with him.

Lobby count equals zero confirmed.

 

Thank you, Mr Beck. It seems Mr O'Meara is still struggling with those reading comprehension issues of his!

[Jerry Freeman]

 

OSWALD stated that at the time of the search of the Texas School Book Depository building by Dallas police officers, he was on the second floor of said building, having just purchased a Coca–cola from the soft-drink machine, at which time a police officer came into the room with pistol drawn and asked him if he worked there. MR. TRULY was present and verified that he was an employee and the police officer thereafter left the room and continued through the building.
"At the time of the search..." - this is a mighty odd way of saying "Just after the shooting".

Why? Maybe Oswald didn't actually hear any shooting. He see's a cop and presumes some kind of search is underway. Simple.
 Like the Commission...you are trying to reach a conclusion that can't be proven.

[Alan Ford]

Why? Maybe Oswald didn't actually hear any shooting. He see's a cop and presumes some kind of search is underway. Simple.

So how do you explain this in the Bookhout-Hosty interrogation report, which covers the same interrogation session?-----------------

"OSWALD claimed to be on the first floor when President JOHN F. KENNEDY passed this building"

And how do you explain this in Agent Hosty's draft report for the selfsame session?---------------



Via the phrase "At the time of the search...", Agent Bookhout's later solo report skirts around the relationship between Mr Oswald's claimed movements and the time of the assassination, and with good reason---------------the report is putting into the now dead Mr Oswald's mouth confirmation of a post-assassination lunchroom encounter invented by the 'investigating' authorities desperate to pin the shooting on Mr Oswald

[Dan O'meara]

So how do you explain this in the Bookhout-Hosty interrogation report, which covers the same interrogation session?-----------------

"OSWALD claimed to be on the first floor when President JOHN F. KENNEDY passed this building"

And how do you explain this in Agent Hosty's draft report for the selfsame session?---------------



Via the phrase "At the time of the search...", Agent Bookhout's later solo report skirts around the relationship between Mr Oswald's claimed movements and the time of the assassination, and with good reason---------------the report is putting into the now dead Mr Oswald's mouth confirmation of a post-assassination lunchroom encounter invented by the 'investigating' authorities desperate to pin the shooting on Mr Oswald

Oswald is in the domino room having his lunch when Jarman and Norman enter the TSBD
Minutes later the assassination takes place while he is still in the domino room
Oswald goes up to the 2nd floor to get a Coke to have with his lunch
Has the encounter with Baker
Goes down to the domino room to finish off his lunch
Heads outside to watch the parade but misses it
That's why, when asked by Inspector Kelley if he'd actually seen the parade, Oswald answers that he didn't see it.
When he gets to the front lobby he talks with Bill Shelley
As a result of that conversation Oswald decides to leave the TSBD.
On his through the lobby Allman asks where the phone is
When he gets to the door an officer confronts him
Bill Shelley vouches for Oswald
Away he goes

 

[Alan Ford]

Oswald is in the domino room having his lunch when Jarman and Norman enter the TSBD
Minutes later the assassination takes place while he is still in the domino room
Oswald goes up to the 2nd floor to get a Coke to have with his lunch
Has the encounter with Baker
Goes down to the domino room to finish off his lunch
Heads outside to watch the parade but misses it

 

So when an officer sticks a gun in his stomach he thinks what exactly, Mr O'Meara?

And when Mr Oswald hears Ms Reid tell him someone shot the President he thinks what exactly, Mr O'Meara?

[Dan O'meara]

So when an officer sticks a gun in his stomach he thinks what exactly, Mr O'Meara?

And when Mr Oswald hears Ms Reid tell him someone shot the President he thinks what exactly, Mr O'Meara?

He thinks it's time to get the f%ck out of Dodge.

[Alan Ford]

He thinks it's time to get the f%ck out of Dodge.

So the way he gets the f%ck out of Dodge is, according to you, as follows:

"Goes down to the domino room to finish off his lunch
Heads outside to watch the parade but misses it"