How exactly did the shooter get down from the sixth floor?

[Royell Storing]

  MASON - I have proven via Image Evidence that those Huge Gates were Open/Ajar. (Towner Film & Couch Film Reverse Negative). This means at least 1 Man on those Huge Gates during the shots being fired. Probably also a Spotter + The Shooter on the TSBD 6th Floor. And then comes Oswald cooling his heels inside the 2nd Floor Lunchroom. This means 4 guys minimum. This was a well planned operation, with Oswald being the "inside man". Oswald knew the TSBD connected to the Huge Gates, and he knew about that 2nd Floor window being right next to the stairwell, leading to the roof top. Oswald collecting book orders up and down the 6 floors of the TSBD, means he would have known every nook-n-cranny inside and outside of that building. 

[John Iacoletti]

Oswald's alibi was that at the time of the assassination, he was in the Lunch room.
The following report says that during the time Oswald claimed that he ate his lunch, two negro employees walked through the room.
And outside of the lunch room on the first floor was as you say was the shipping area, which as your terminology rightfully points out is not a room.

Of course it's a room.

Norman and Junior got in the elevator and went straight from the first floor to the fifth floor, which rules out any encounter on the 2nd floor and the lunchroom there.

Who said anything about the second floor?

Oswald also told Fritz that he ate lunch with Junior. Bzzzzztt, wrong!

Fritz, Kelly, and Bookhout are all talking about the same interrogation session.  You don't know which account (if any) is accurate.

[John Iacoletti]

For example Oswald reached for his revolver(which BTW was the same revolver that killed Tippit and a reason they were there)

LOL

and according to McDonald, Oswald was drawing it, but erroneously you argued that carrying a concealed weapon wasn't a crime

I didn't argue that.  Speaking of quoting people incorrectly.

(it actually was according to Belin) and that basically you implied that the Police should have let Oswald draw his revolver out into the open and kill them all!

What you want to pretend I "implied" is irrelevant.

[Zeon Mason]

@STORING: Euins, Couch ,Jackson, and Brennan were 4 of the closest witness to observe a rifle in the hands of someone at the SE 6th floor TSBD window , agreed?

Why do NONE of them see a scope on the rifle?

Arnold Rowland, however, who was a block away and looking diagonally across that block at  distance of 250 ft ( 2x farther away) at the SW 6th floor TSBD window DID see a scope on a rifle held by someone at 12:15pm.

Euins said the rifle barrel  he saw at the SE window looked like a pipe about 15” long by 1/2 inch in diameter. And he thought he could see about 3ft of the rifle sticking out the window. And yet he saw no scope even though from his perspective the left side scope of the MC rifle would have been easy to see. Euins was far sighted so how he was unable to  see the left side mounted  scope of the MC rifle is a mystery from a distance of only about 100ft away (distance includes looking up the 72 ft height side of the TSBD to 6th floor level)

Jackson and Couch from their car position still on Houston st and not far from turning on Elm st (judging from the W-film, ) saw no scope either.

What about 2 shooters on the 6th floor of TSBD as a theory? The SE window shooter got the Z313 shot and then he could have been able to
Run to the rear staircase in 10 secs ( only 80 ft away). He could have tossed his rifle out the 6th floor west  window beside the staircase just before he starts down the stairs.

The rifle in about 3 secs would fall and land on the roof of that adjacent annex building which is at the 2nd floor level of TSBD.

Somebody waiting on that 2nd story high roof hides the rifle somewhere?

[Royell Storing]

 I have seen the "No TrueFlags Here" You Tube presentation regarding the dropping of a rifle out of the 6th Floor window and the rifle being retrieved from the Huge Gates Roof Top. That's a 4 story free fall that the rifle is taking. I do Not believe that is much of a "plan". If I am thinking about retrieving a dropped rifle from the Huge Gates Rooftop, how about just putting a shooter on Top of that Roof Top to begin with? He fires from that 2nd Floor Height, walks along the roof, goes through the window near the staircase, down the staircase, and then walks out the Huge Gates onto the Elm St Ext. Very Quick, Very Clean Escape. Those Huge Gates were Open on the Towner Film as the JFK Limo was making the turn from Houston St onto Elm St. Those Huge Gates were still Open on the Couch Film. This was a well thought out "plan". The dropping of a rifle 4 stories down onto a roof top is minor league compared to having those Huge Gates wide open for a quick exit. 

[Frank Beard]

Exactly how he told the Dallas Police.
He said he took the elevator.
The elevator exits directly behind the lunchroom he was spotted in.
That’s why he was not out of breath.
He may have sent the elevator back up.

[Tom Graves]

How exactly did the shooter get down from the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository?

He walked down the stairs (with the "prop" bottle of Coke-Cola he'd bought before he killed JFK) while Vicki Adams and Sandra Styles were conferring with their supervisor on the 4th floor. He then ducked into the 2nd floor lunchroom's "vestibule" just as Roy Truly was reaching said floor, and all three of them (Truly, Baker and Oswald) happened to be inside it when Adams and Styles finally arrived on the second floor and spent a total of about two seconds on it as they navigated the arc between the down-coming and down-going stairs. When Truly and Baker were finished "accosting him" in the "vestibule," he walked through Mrs. Reid's office with his "prop" bottle of Coke-Cola, walked down the front stairs to the first floor, and exited the building through a rear door.

[Frank Beard]

Why this fascination with the stairs.
The elevator could have been parked at the sixth floor.
They all took the elevator to go down?