If you had presented your "timeline" in a court of law, they would be laughing even harder.
But this isn't a court of law. If LHO had survived to go to trial, and this became part of the evidence, the witnesses would be there and questions would be answered.
If you had presented your "timeline" in a court of law, they would be laughing even harder. Which only tells me that you are clueless about what goes on in a court room. And isn't it a pity that you have been totally unable to discredit the time line in it's entirety and never got any further than questioning parts of it based on highly dubious claims, misrepresentations and warped logic.
But this isn't a court of law. If LHO had survived to go to trial, and this became part of the evidence, the witnesses would be there and questions would be answered.Indeed, and the WC case against Oswald would collapse before the prosecutor's eyes.
The defense would have called Dorothy Garner who would testify that she saw nobody going the down the stairs between the time Victoria Adams went down and Baker & Truly came up. They would establish which shirt Oswald was wearing on Friday morning and what jacket he was wearing to Irving on Thursday evening. They would question where the hole in Oswald's came from, as it does not show in any of the photos taken after Oswald's arrest and they would determine that Bledsoe could not have seen Oswald wear the arrest shirt on the bus. They would destroy Earlene Roberts and establish that Oswald did not leave the rooming house wearing a jacket and they would have a forensic investigation done in the DPD clocks, recordings and transcripts as well as have Bowles on the stand to explain why "official time" is not the same as "real time". Then they would put Bowley on the stand and have him confirm exactly what he did that day and that his watch said 1.10 when he arrived at 10th Street. Next they would put Westbrook on and have him explain how a white jacket became a grey jacket, two hours later, and they would establish the complete lack of a chain of custody for (1) the revolver, (2) the wallet and (3) the jacket. And that would only be the beginning.....
But none of this has anything to do with the fact that you, by using a double hearsay comment by Scoggins, tried to pass off 1.23 as the moment the ambulance arrived and as somehow prove that Bowley's watch was slow. So much for wanting to find the truth, Mr. Collins