Walk me through this, curtain rod fans

[John Iacoletti]

It does not matter what you believe or what you assume. This is about what did Linnie see and what did she state.

Indeed.

It does not matter what you believe or what you assume. Linnie Mae said nothing about the left hand.

[John Iacoletti]

Here was your explanation, surprising you even would enter the conversation. You obviously see the ramifications of her testimony. You still haven't explained her statement, just endless rambling.

J Iocalletti: “She could have started to say something like "and the bottom was a few inches off the ground", but interrupted herself to say "he carried it this way", demonstrating a right-handed grip near the top of the package.”

The point being that your hypothetical assumption isn't any more accurate or any more correct than any other.  No matter how definitive you keep trying to make it.

At least try to spell my name right.  It's there for reference in every post.

[John Iacoletti]

That 45 degree angle carry of the bag that was just suggested may be possible, but I’m not sure how easy or difficult it would be over the distance Oswald walked from the car to the TSBD loading dock door.

Perhaps Charles could do an  experiment and video record himself carrying a 35” length bag at a 45 degree angle , since he is 5’9” tall supposedly as he stated when he built that SN window  to show how  a 5’9” man could  sit on the box beside the SN window and then lean over and position the rifle on the stacked box platform.

Doubtful that anybody could do it with one hand, or that it would appear to be straight up and down and tucked in the armpit.

[John Iacoletti]

No. Here I thought all you did was post pictures of BB players holding bats. So informative.

Yeah, because Linnie Mae described a batter carrying a baseball bat to home plate and you tried to twist even that into your two-handed fantasy.  Where are the batters who do that?