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[Michael Capasse]

2) Oswald's fresh prints in the sniper's nest, the same window Brennan identified.

Oswald works there, his prints are expected to be anywhere.

3) Oswald's rifle.

"Oswald's Rifle" LOL

4) Oswald's flight from the scene of the crime.

He left the building. Others did too, there was no flight.

5) Special agent Sorrels who testified at the line-up that Brennan told him that man 2, "Oswald" was the closest man.

Sorrels wrote in his notebook: "FAILED TO IDENTIFY"
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6) Brennan's testimony under oath that he was afraid for his family because of a possible Communist connection. A very real worry.

He gave 3 different reason not to choose Oswald. He also gave his name, age, and occupation on television.

7) Brennan stating categorically in his testimony under oath that he could have identified Oswald.

Could have, but didn't.

->> "Mr. H.L. Brennan witnessed this showing with Mr. Sorrells of the Secret Service. Failed to identify."

[Martin Weidmann]

5+6+7) Explained above. The defence could say that it was "Game Over" because of the initial apprehension but when weighed with his first description along with a very real fear of his family being slaughtered, His testimony would sway any jury.

See Tom, you've been smashed! Next time, Try Harder!

JohnM

Isn't this ironic, coming from the same guy who moments earlier said;

Game over? Game over?

Sorry Tom but [sic] but neither you or I are in a position to make that assertion, it would come down to an unbiased Jury to balance the evidence and then they could draw their own conclusion.

[Richard Smith]

Oswald works there, his prints are expected to be anywhere.

"Oswald's Rifle" LOL

He left the building. Others did too, there was no flight.

Sorrels wrote in his notebook: "FAILED TO IDENTIFY"
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He gave 3 different reason not to choose Oswald. He also gave his name, age, and occupation on television.

Could have, but didn't.

->> "Mr. H.L. Brennan witnessed this showing with Mr. Sorrells of the Secret Service. Failed to identify."

Laughable.  A lot of people "worked there" but Oswald was the only employee to leave his prints on the boxes.  So unlucky.  A multitude of different sources link Oswald to the rifle including his prints. No other person has ever been linked to that rifle by ANY evidence.  No other employee left the building and never reported again, got a gun, killed a police officer, and resisted arrest.  At the very least Brennan confirms that a slender, white male fired the shots from the 6th floor window.  That alone debunks many conspiracy theories. Even the most deranged CTer must admit that Brennan's description at least is consistent with Oswald and certainly does not exclude him as the shooter. 

[Steve M. Galbraith]

Laughable.  A lot of people "worked there" but Oswald was the only employee to leave his prints on the boxes.  So unlucky.  A multitude of different sources link Oswald to the rifle including his prints. No other person has ever been linked to that rifle by ANY evidence.  No other employee left the building and never reported again, got a gun, killed a police officer, and resisted arrest.  At the very least Brennan confirms that a slender, white male fired the shots from the 6th floor window.  That alone debunks many conspiracy theories. Even the most deranged CTer must admit that Brennan's description at least is consistent with Oswald and certainly does not exclude him as the shooter.

"Others left the building"? Yes, after they were questioned by the police and told they could leave. Oswald was *the only* person in the building at the time of the shooting who left right afterwards. Without permission. Again, he comes out of the building and shows no interest at all in this chaos going on right outside. Yelling and screaming, police officers with their guns drawn. He has no curiosity about all of this? In fact, he shows no interest at all at anytime *after* the shooting. Not a bit.

This is another example of "lots of people did that" when it comes to Oswald. As if nothing distinguishes Oswald from these "lots of people." See, Oswald was just like everyone else.

A conspiracy involving Oswald as a participant is plausible. One that has him completely innocent requires absurd arguments and explanations.

[Michael Capasse]

A lot of people "worked there" but Oswald was the only employee to leave his prints on the boxes. 

Means nothing. Lee picks books out of boxes. There are also unidentified prints on those boxes. 

A multitude of different sources link Oswald to the rifle including his prints.

Oswald's prints on the rifle are garbage. Found only after Oswald was dead.

No other person has ever been linked to that rifle by ANY evidence.

Conclusively true, and that includes Oswald.

No other employee left the building and never reported again. 

  Here is a list.

Lee was NOT the only employee to leave the building and not return.
The following employees also did not return to work after the assassination.



Jack Charles Cason – President of School Book Depository – left building at 12:10 p.m. and went home (22H 640)
Gloria Jean Holt clerk at TSBD – does not return after shooting. (19H 526 | 22H 652)
Sharon Simmons Nelson, Secretary, does not return after shooting. (Ibid)

Bonnie Richey, Secretary, does not return after the shooting. (22H 671)
Carolyn Arnold does not return after shooting. (22H 635)
Mrs. Donald Baker, Clerk, does not return after shooting. (22H 635)

Judy Marie Johnson does not return after shooting. (22H 256)
Ms. Stella Mae Jacob does not return after shooting. (22H 665)
Virginia H. Brnum – McGraw-Hill employee, does not return after shooting. (22H 636)

Vida Lee Whately – Clerk, does not return after shooting. (22H 680)
Warren Caster, ate lunch in Denton. (22H 641 | 26H 738)
Spaudlin “Pud” Jones, eating lunch at Blue Front with Herbert. (22H 658)

Herbert L. Junker – McMillian employee, (22H 659)
Mrs. Helen Palmer, Clerk, not present as she was at Love Field. (22H 659)
Franklin Kaiser – absent from work on 11/22/63. (6H 342 | 23H 751)

Charles Givens does not return after the shooting; an APB was issued for him.

The following were absent that day

Vickie Davis, employee, was absent.
Dottie Lovelady, employee, was absent.
Mrs. Rudell Parsons, employee, was absent.

Joe Bergen, Scott Foreman, was absent.
Maury Brown, McGraw-Hill, was absent.
John Langston, was absent.

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... got a gun, killed a police officer, and resisted arrest. 

All subject to further proof.

At the very least Brennan confirms that a slender, white male fired the shots from the 6th floor window. 

Did I mention that 3 other people corroborate: more than one person in the window before the president arrived.
Spanish looking men in light colored clothing - a rifle and a man in a brown suit.

[Michael Capasse]

"Others left the building"? Yes, after they were questioned by the police and told they could leave. Oswald was *the only* person in the building at the time of the shooting who left right afterwards. Without permission.

 

Lee was NOT the only employee to leave the building and not return.
The following employees also did not return to work after the assassination.



Jack Charles Cason – President of School Book Depository – left building at 12:10 p.m. and went home (22H 640)
Gloria Jean Holt clerk at TSBD – does not return after shooting. (19H 526 | 22H 652)
Sharon Simmons Nelson, Secretary, does not return after shooting. (Ibid)

Bonnie Richey, Secretary, does not return after the shooting. (22H 671)
Carolyn Arnold does not return after shooting. (22H 635)
Mrs. Donald Baker, Clerk, does not return after shooting. (22H 635)

Judy Marie Johnson does not return after shooting. (22H 256)
Ms. Stella Mae Jacob does not return after shooting. (22H 665)
Virginia H. Brnum – McGraw-Hill employee, does not return after shooting. (22H 636)

Vida Lee Whately – Clerk, does not return after shooting. (22H 680)
Warren Caster, ate lunch in Denton. (22H 641 | 26H 738)
Spaudlin “Pud” Jones, eating lunch at Blue Front with Herbert. (22H 658)

Herbert L. Junker – McMillian employee, (22H 659)
Mrs. Helen Palmer, Clerk, not present as she was at Love Field. (22H 659)
Franklin Kaiser – absent from work on 11/22/63. (6H 342 | 23H 751)

Charles Givens does not return after the shooting; an APB was issued for him.

The following were absent that day

Vickie Davis, employee, was absent.
Dottie Lovelady, employee, was absent.
Mrs. Rudell Parsons, employee, was absent.

Joe Bergen, Scott Foreman, was absent.
Maury Brown, McGraw-Hill, was absent.
John Langston, was absent.



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[Michael Capasse]

"Following the assassination all employees were dismissed from work, and I left the building at about 1:15pm."