Does Hiding a Rifle You Plan On Leaving Anyway Really Make Sense?

[Richard Smith]

Indeed.

What you now claim was responded was not what you actually said originally.

Rookie mistake.

Whew. 

[Richard Smith]

Indeed.

Nice little swap you have going there, "found" - > "recovered".

Who do you think you're fooling?

How about just spelling out whatever point you are trying to make for once instead of playing a thousand questions?  There is no ambiguity about the clipboard.  Kaiser confirmed that he had made it and that Oswald used it.  Kaiser found it on the 6th floor after the TSBD employees were allowed to return to work.  He brought it the attention of his supervisors and FBI.  What about this are you taking issue with?  Are you suggesting there is doubt about this being the clipboard that Oswald used and/or that Kaiser's story is false?  This is not a trick question.

[Sean Kneringer]

Makes perfect sense. The longer it takes the authorities to find your rifle and trace it back to you, the more time you have to escape.

[Gerry Down]

Makes perfect sense. The longer it takes the authorities to find your rifle and trace it back to you, the more time you have to escape.

Correct.

[Sean Kneringer]

Except it wasn't actually hidden according to the crime scene photos.

He stashed it between boxes instead of leaving it in plain sight. That's "hidden" by any conventional definition of the word.

[Richard Smith]

His story is definitely fake, no doubt about that.

But Let's brake this down:

If the clipboard is evidence where in evidence are the orders that came with it when found?

Why is Kaiser's story "definitely fake"?  Kaiser confirmed that he made it.  Is that a lie?  He confirms that he found it.  Is that a lie?  He confirms that Oswald used the clipboard.  Is that a lie?  And why would he fake this story?  It is undisputed that LHO worked in the TSBD on 11.22.  It is not disputed that his job entailed his presence on the 6th floor.   None of that requires finding his clipboard. 

[Walt Cakebread]

I don't suppose that other book cartons on the sixth floor having ink marker scrawls would sway you in the least.

BTW, teachers were allowed to "shop" in person and the asterisk might signify a popular item.

I concede that the large asterisk that was scrawled on the north side of the location where the rifle was hidden beneath the pallet may have indicated something entirely different.....   But you can't deny that the asterisk signified   SOMETHING 

[Bill Chapman]

@High school drop-outs:

FrankieK both found AND recovered that particular clipboard, which was rightfully his in the first place. Just who do you lot think you're fooling?

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BONUS TIP for
HIGH SCHOOL
DROP-OUTS (aka
OSWALD ARSE
KISSERS) 
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Quote OT#OB:
'Lets brake this down'
> brake break