You talk the talk. Now show us exactly what grip & arm position McNeely used. My grip is the one allowing for the greatest extension to the ground of the package carried by your little twerp.
No one has ever called me a little twerp, TapeMeasureLessJohnny. Keep talking the talk. Oh, by the way, did Linnie see Oswald put a package in the car? You know, the kitchen/carport thing.
And Ramblin' Linnie progressively changed the package size from 3'-big-enough-to-hold-a rifle, down to 28.5" and finally to 27"
My tape measure is photogrammetry, which is more accurate than whatever silly experiments you're concocting. Like Mytton, I actually used Oswald's image and known height and even included the MC in my measurements. Unlike Mytton, I know what I'm doing.
You never did answer my question re how many smeared prints were on the MC. There had to be a crapload, after all, since Oswald only had time to smear all the prints. You could have eaten off that rifle it was so clean.
Yet Oswald supposedly disassembled the rifle, placed its parts in the bag (with useless scope) smuggled it into the TSBD, reassembled it, fired it at least 3 times, ditched it and the only smeared print was on the trigger. One smeared print means Oswald wasn't wearing gloves, right? Then where were all the smeared prints on the stock, barrel, scope, strap, clip, ammo and bolt? Surely Oswald didn't wipe them all off in a few seconds, as you suggest.