Whose Target was General Edwin Walker?

[Walt Cakebread]

Why?  Did they somehow know that only one weapon was involved?

When they found the spent shells Clairvoyant Captain Will Fritz told the police officers to search the sixth floor because the rifle "had to be there somewhere" ( How did he know that???)  The men searched the sixth floor and did not find the rifle....Captain Fritz told them to spread out and keep looking because that rifle "Had to be there" ... So when the 6.5 Carcano was found well hidden beneath heavy pallets of books the search was over.....

Is this too difficult for you to comprehend??

[John Iacoletti]

How does any of that indicate that only one weapon was involved?

[Walt Cakebread]

Why?  Did they somehow know that only one weapon was involved?

Did they somehow know that only one weapon was involved?


Show me one single instance where anybody suggested that there was more than one gunman in the TSBD at the time they were searching ....   

[John Iacoletti]

Did they somehow know that only one weapon was involved?


Show me one single instance where anybody suggested that there was more than one gunman in the TSBD at the time they were searching ....

How would they have known anything about it, one way or the other, at the time they were searching?  It's not like they interviewed all the Dealey Plaza witnesses first...

[Walt Cakebread]

How would they have known anything about it, one way or the other, at the time they were searching?  It's not like they interviewed all the Dealey Plaza witnesses first...

I've never heard of anybody suggesting that there was more than one gunman and one gun in the TSBD at the time of the Coup d e'tat.      And the police had been lead to believe that there was a single gunman in the building because Howard Brennan told them he saw a LONE (single) gunman standing and aiming a hunting rifle out of a sixth floor window... Likewise Arnold Rowland told the cops that he'd seen a LONE man with a HUNTING rifle behind a sixth floor window and Amos Euins told them he saw a "pipe like thing" sticking out of a sixth floor window. 

There isn't a single report of anybody seeing more than one gunman and one rifle in the TSBD at the time of the coup d e'tat.    So there would have been no reason to search for another rifle after they found the Mannlicher Carcano....

[John Iacoletti]

I've never heard of anybody suggesting that there was more than one gunman and one gun in the TSBD at the time of the Coup d e'tat.      And the police had been lead to believe that there was a single gunman in the building because Howard Brennan told them he saw a LONE (single) gunman standing and aiming a hunting rifle out of a sixth floor window... Likewise Arnold Rowland told the cops that he'd seen a LONE man with a HUNTING rifle behind a sixth floor window and Amos Euins told them he saw a "pipe like thing" sticking out of a sixth floor window. 

How do you know what Brennan, Rowland, and Euins told the cops before they searched the building?  And even so, how would that have ruled out another possible shooter at that time?

[Walt Cakebread]

How do you know what Brennan, Rowland, and Euins told the cops before they searched the building?  And even so, how would that have ruled out another possible shooter at that time?

On what ?are you basing the idea that there was more than one gunman and one gun in the TSBD at the time of the shooting?

[John Iacoletti]

On what ?are you basing the idea that there was more than one gunman and one gun in the TSBD at the time of the shooting?

I'm saying that at the time the police searched the building, they had no way of knowing that they could just stop looking for a weapon after finding one rifle.  What kind of crime scene investigation would that be?  If they had found another weapon would they have just ignored it because "there was only one shooter"?