Why did Oswald go to the movies?

[John Iacoletti]

He didn't have to, but you're excused anyway.

Just as I thought.  Another misrepresentation of the evidence.

Maybe on Planet CK it would be rational to ignore someone someone ducking into the alcove of your store as police cars go by and not have your suspicions aroused

[John Iacoletti]

How does anyone know for sure that Oswald didn't have his hand gun at work that day?

They don't.  The people who made up the narrative just decided that he picked up a handgun at the rooming house, even though there is no evidence of such.

  I doubt that he did, but there is no conclusive way to know for certain.  To get his handgun to the TSBD on Friday, Oswald would to have taken it to work with him on Thursday, hid it all day, smuggled it with him on his trip to Irving, hid it at the Paine home that night, taken it back with him on Friday morning.

Sort of like what he would have to have done with the alleged paper sack?

Oswald has no real need for a handgun that morning.  He has his hands full pulling off the assassination.  He has a loaded rifle as he escapes the 6th floor.  If he needs to shoot anyone, he does so with his rifle.

And just hope that he didn't need more than one bullet.   

  Once he is off the floor, he is just another employee in the building.  And in the end, we don't need to know why to accept his guilt in the assassination.  The evidence proves he did it.

The evidence doesn't prove diddly-squat.

[John Iacoletti]

scared     
fearful, frightened, panicky, panic-stricken, petrified, scared sh*tless, shaken, sh*t scared   

1. funny haha

2. funny strange, odd, unusual, especially in such a way as to arouse suspicion.
eg: ?there was something funny going on'

Ever useful as always.

[Bill Chapman]

That's the whole problem.  The prosecution "constructs a narrative" first, and then desperately tries to shoehorn the evidence into that narrative.  There's nothing logical about it.

Where does this false bravado that all LNs seem to possess come from?  Do you really think that makes your argument more compelling?

Actually, it's sceptics that come with their preconceptions, find that those preconceptions don't fit the facts, and then declare the facts faked.

[John Iacoletti]

Actually, it's sceptics that come with their preconceptions, find that those preconceptions don't fit the facts, and then declare the facts faked.

Who would that be, pray tell?  "You lot", again?

[Howard Gee]

Hurts that Brewer's alert and swift reaction resulted in Saint Patsy's apprehension, eh Johnny ?

Has you spinning like a top trying to explain why Brewer suspected your client.

Sucks being you.

[Rob Caprio]

scared     
fearful, frightened, panicky, panic-stricken, petrified, scared sh*tless, shaken, sh*t scared   

1. funny haha

2. funny strange, odd, unusual, especially in such a way as to arouse suspicion.
eg: ?there was something funny going on'

So even if this is true, and I doubt it, he could have been reacting to bad news he received at work, from family or his doctor. Only Brewer, a very early LNer, associated everything that LHO did to him murdering someone.