Mr. Mytton,
First, explain to the rest of us here reading along how one of the witnesses you cited observed someone he thought was the wrongly-accused emptying his revolver while also, quote, was standing in a raised pistol position akin to a Marine with both arms extended forward in a firing position? You cannot do both at the same time, Mr. Mytton, unless of course the magic-bullet leaped out of Governor Connelly's thigh and somersaulted over to 10th & Patton to aid in defying physics once again...please excuse the eyeroll sir.
It's this kind of

that continues to plague yours and all LNs in general when it comes to your self-professed, quote, " the mountain of evidence is conclusive!" A mountain exists alright...a mountain of "evidence" amid a hastily contrived script mired in the stench of horse manure to frame an innocent party.
Now, a quick question for you, since I noticed you and all the other LNs are cowering away from the obvious truth (the wrongly accused remained in Dealey Plaza well after Mr. Tippit's demise amid an ambush by two assailants, one even drove away from the scene in a grey car in erratic fashion taking down a stop sign in his wake)
Rather than cower away from the obvious, go ahead and dare to shed your parroting back agenda, and explain away the multiple sequences of the wrongly accused still in Dealey Plaza post-assassination time well past 1:12PM CST...
You can't do it, Mr. Mytton, can you?
There's a reason for that...the hastily contrived script mired in the stench of horse manure is unable to stand amid much closer examination. Scripted lies always crumble or need revision unlike the plain simple truth that is more than capable of standing all on its own. Moreover, you like so many other LNs often say the wrongly-accused said
this, the wrongly accused said
that...but's what's interesting is that none of you have ever shared any 1st person authentic details of anything you folks cite as evidence that he did say
this or say
that.
Go ahead and prove me wrong sir...You can't do it, can you? There's a reason for that too ---->
The wrongly-accused did Not shoot anybody. Anybody.