Why are the CT's so obsessed with disproving the innocent Bus and Cab rides?

[Richard Smith]

Look who's talking! Just how would Oswald "have easily smuggled a rifle into that building the day before"?
I know..he hitchhiked to Irving the evening before that and when no one was looking...sneaked into the garage and grabbed the rifle...then somehow got a ride back to downtown [the driver not caring that he had a weapon and has remained silent to this day] where he hid the rifle behind a trash bin at the building then went back to his room [somehow] un-noticed....easy breezy!

Good grief.  HA HA HA. Oswald could have taken his rifle to his boardinghouse at any point in the weeks or months before the assassination.  Just as he kept his pistol there.  All he has to do is carry it to the TSBD on the bus - like he did to the Walker scene - on any day that week.  Hide it somewhere (just as he did on the morning of the assassination) and retrieve it before the assassination.  A very plausible narrative that does not require coercing a random witness into lying.  Of course none of that happened because Oswald brought his rifle to work in Frazier's car but there is a perfectly reasonable narrative for getting his rifle into the building had there been a fantasy conspiracy. 

[Alan Ford]

Good grief.  HA HA HA. Oswald could have taken his rifle to his boardinghouse at any point in the weeks or months before the assassination.  Just as he kept his pistol there.  All he has to do is carry it to the TSBD on the bus - like he did to the Walker scene - on any day that week.

Way to hedge your bets, Mr Smith!   

Of course, all Mr Oswald has to do for the document below to be explained is bring curtain rods to the Depository in Mr Buell Wesley Frazier's car the morning of the assassination

[Alan Ford]

Mr Ford, I would consider your idea ( that Frazier gave Lee I ride to oakcliff after the shooting)  as a possibility except Lee said that he took a CITY cab to the rooming house and he paid a fare of 85 cents.   He knew the taxi fare and that for me clinches his statement that he rode in a CITY cab to the rooming house.

Mr Cakebread, how do you know
a) Mr Oswald actually said this and the "approximately 85 cents" was not put in his mouth?
b) a CITY cab to the rooming house would have cost 85 cents?

[Alan Ford]

Why would Frazier exaggerate the size of Oswald's lunch sack but still insist it was too short to contain the rifle?

Mr Frazier, like his sister, describes a sack the perfect size for holding curtain rods.

This fact is, of course, NOT WHOLLY UNRELATED to the fact that two curtain rods were tested for Mr Oswald's prints eight days BEFORE two curtain rods were extracted on the record from Ms Paine's garage

 

[Richard Smith]

Way to hedge your bets, Mr Smith!   

Of course, all Mr Oswald has to do for the document below to be explained is bring curtain rods to the Depository in Mr Buell Wesley Frazier's car the morning of the assassination

Could Oswald have gotten his rifle into the building prior to 11.22 or not?  The rifle is found there.  As a result, it must have been brought there by someone.  If you don't believe Oswald brought it that morning, then by necessity you are claiming someone (whether Oswald or someone else) got the rifle into the building unnoticed.  Therefore, you must believe that it was possible for the rifle to be smuggled into the building prior to the assassination.  Oswald could do that as well as any fantasy conspirator.  In fact, because he worked in the building he would not arose suspicion and know where it could best be hidden.  All of this to point out only that it was not necessary from a conspiracy perspective to have any witness confirm that Oswald brought his rifle on 11.22.  Only that the his rifle was there. 

[Jerry Freeman]

Oswald could have taken his rifle to his boardinghouse at any point in the weeks or months before the assassination.  Just as he kept his pistol there.  All he has to do is carry it to the TSBD on the bus - like he did to the Walker scene - on any day that week.

You are the one who said "the day before" now it is weeks before? And Oswald kept it under the bed? [Housekeeping would never find it there ] Then why all the brewhaha about Oswald needing to ride out that Thursday evening with Frazier [to supposedly get the rifle]?
Again, Richard Smith has chased his tail into a corner.

[Alan Ford]

Interesting, Mr Freeman, thank you 

I seriously have to wonder did Mr Frazier give Mr Oswald a ride after the shooting? It would help explain
-the horrors he was put through at City Hall that night
-the unconvincing/inconsistent account he has given over the years of his own post-assassination movements.
-his very late telling of a story of having seen Mr Oswald disappear from sight several minutes after the shooting

Is anyone on the record as having seen or spoken to Mr Frazier on the first floor of the Depository after the shooting? Surely, if Mr Oswald had been noticed absent, Mr Frazier (his closest buddy there and the man who gave him a ride to and from work) would have been the obvious person to check in with.................

Just a thought------------and, by the way, one that assumes no necessarily nefarious intentions or activities on Mr Frazier's part

Now---------------------Quiz Time!

All the people, EXCEPT ONE, on the list below either worked in the Texas School Book Depository or were in the building shortly after the assassination:





Question! Which name is the odd one out?

 

[Alan Ford]

Could Oswald have gotten his rifle into the building prior to 11.22 or not?  The rifle is found there.  As a result, it must have been brought there by someone.  If you don't believe Oswald brought it that morning, then by necessity you are claiming someone (whether Oswald or someone else) got the rifle into the building unnoticed.  Therefore, you must believe that it was possible for the rifle to be smuggled into the building prior to the assassination.  Oswald could do that as well as any fantasy conspirator.  In fact, because he worked in the building he would not arose suspicion and know where it could best be hidden.  All of this to point out only that it was not necessary from a conspiracy perspective to have any witness confirm that Oswald brought his rifle on 11.22.  Only that the his rifle was there.

So you STILL, even after many months, can't explain the Crime Scene Search Section document on the curtain rods? Golly, that must be embarrassing for you!