CT's, how did Oswald's rifle end up on the 6th floor?

[Walt Cakebread]

Let's get this straight. You think Oswald shot that rifle from the 6th floor SE corner window very slowly because that is what Steve Austin's(Brennan) bionic eye-witnessed. And then you think Oswald ran as fast as Steve Austin across the 6th floor slowing down to calmly placed the rifle in that awful awkward spot and then raced down the stairs undetected like the invisible man, reappearing for Baker and all like it was a walk in the park. That is crazy. So he must have been the invisible man when leaving the building too, right?


                                                                         

slowing down to calmly place the rifle in that awful awkward spot

Of course you're referring to the 1 inch wide crack in which he placed the 4 inch wide rifle ....   and left no finger prints on the rifle while wrestling that rifle into the crack.....

[Peter Kleinschmidt]

slowing down to calmly place the rifle in that awful awkward spot

Of course you're referring to the 1 inch wide crack in which he placed the 4 inch wide rifle ....   and left no finger prints on the rifle while wrestling that rifle into the crack.....

I am surprised they remembered to leave a rifle.   

[Walt Cakebread]

I am surprised they remembered to leave a rifle.

Oh they wouldn't have forgotten the rifle ....It was THE instrumental piece of evidence in the framing of Lee Oswald.    Lee really tossed a monkey wrench into their plot when he wasn't on the sixth floor at the time of the murder.     If he had been there then it would have been a snap open and shut case....With the spent shells, the rifle, and Lee's corpse all right there as mute evidence that the Castro lovin commie had shot JFK, and he'd been shot and killed by an alert law enforcement   officer ( The 175 pound man who was dressed like a deputy sheriff in a khaki uniform and who was armed with a hunting rifle with a scope)   

The carcano had been hidden beside the logical escape route, beneath the boxes of books before the murder, but nobody would have asked any questions about when the dead commie had hid the rifle..... As the events unfolded ...they had to wait about 48 hours before they could silence that no good Castro lovin commie.   

[John Iacoletti]

With the spent shells, the rifle, and Lee's corpse all right there as mute evidence that the Castro lovin commie had shot JFK, and he'd been shot and killed by an alert law enforcement   officer ( The 175 pound man who was dressed like a deputy sheriff in a khaki uniform and who was armed with a hunting rifle with a scope) 

Wouldn't the alert law enforcement officer have had a difficult time explaining what he was doing on the 6th floor of the Depository building?

[Walt Cakebread]

Wouldn't the alert law enforcement officer have had a difficult time explaining what he was doing on the 6th floor of the Depository building?

Nope...He was on the roof as security for the Pres.....and he moved down to the sixth floor where he thought he would find the patsy.   But when he got to the sixth he found Bonnie Ray Williams and no patsy....He ordered BRW off of the sixth floor and then moved around behind the windows ( and probably tried to signal  the team leader that the patsy wasn't there).....

[John Iacoletti]

Wouldn’t it have been kinda conspicuous that no other building had “security for the president” on the roof?

[Walt Cakebread]

Wouldn’t it have been kinda conspicuous that no other building had “security for the president” on the roof?

What do you think??

[John Iacoletti]

What do you think??

I think that if Oswald had been shot and killed in the TSBD by an “alert law enforcement officer”, that officer would have had a lot of ‘splaining to do.