Did Oswald run (rather than walk) to 10th and Patton?

[Charles Collins]

What did she testify under oath before the WC Charles?

You can look it up if you really want to know.

[Colin Crow]

You can look it up if you really want to know.

Why bother with the WC, we could have just asked Hugh Aynesworth to solve the crimes.

[Colin Crow]

You can look it up if you really want to know.

Don’t need to....I already know...Do you? Maybe he was in a hurry because he wanted to catch the bus at the stop she saw him waiting after leaving the house. Or maybe he was waiting for a car to pick him up there.

For those who want to know what she said before the WC.

Joseph Ball: Did he run?

Earlene Roberts: He wasn't running, but he was walking pretty fast - he was all but running.

[Charles Collins]

Why bother with the WC, we could have just asked Hugh Aynesworth to solve the crimes.

Hugh Aynesworth is a journalist. Just because Roberts’ was inconsistent doesn’t mean that she didn’t tell the truth to Aynesworth.

[Charles Collins]

Don’t need to....I already know...Do you? Maybe he was in a hurry because he wanted to catch the bus at the stop she saw him waiting after leaving the house. Or maybe he was waiting for a car to pick him up there.

For those who want to know what she said before the WC.

Joseph Ball: Did he run?

Earlene Roberts: He wasn't running, but he was walking pretty fast - he was all but running.

A fine line between running or “all but running.” The point is that he was moving faster than normal. And that addresses the question that the original post asked.

[Colin Crow]

Hugh Aynesworth is a journalist. Just because Roberts’ was inconsistent doesn’t mean that she didn’t tell the truth to Aynesworth.

Aynesworth's comment is worthless (pun intended). For the reasons quoted above. Maybe he misheard, she testified under oath before the commission that he did not run. Wonder why rush and then wait outside?

[Colin Crow]

A fine line between running or “all but running.” The point is that he was moving faster than normal. And that addresses the question that the original post asked.

Then why not use the official testimony? Seems he was in a rush to get his jacket and pistol to me. Then was waiting for something for an undetermined period.

Can we agree?

[Charles Collins]

Then why not use the official testimony? Seems he was in a rush to get his jacket and pistol to me. Then was waiting for something for an undetermined period.

Aynesworth has said that she told him, on 11/22/63 that LHO ran off the porch to the left (opposite way from the bus stop). I will have to find where Hugh wrote that.