Your blurry film clip reveals that Day was bending down long enough to both move the box out of the way and pick up the rifle.
The WC overhead photo reveals that using the word 'jammed' to describe the placement of the rifle against the box is yet another sample of the desperate exaggeration you lot employ in your madcap attempts to cast doubt on LNer claims.
And you are the fool:
You are a damned simple minded fool Lil Chappie..... It's not "MY" Film Clip... it is from Tom Alyea's film of the activities that took place on the sixth floor that afternoon.... Unfortunately most of his film was destroyed ( deliberately to destroy the evidence)
If you didn't have your head inserted you may able to see that the photo of the rifle jammed between the boxes is a fake....
But asking you to open your eyes and SEE is akin to trying to get a jackass to drink. You can lead the jackass to water but you can't make him drink.
Now... returning to the topic of the thread.....
"Was Lee Oswald questioned about the murder of JD Tippit?"And the answer is:..... No, he was not questioned about the Tippit murder during the Friday interrogation session. And here's why Fritz never asked him about the Tippit murder.....
"The first news flashes out of Dallas on the Tippit shooting said that he had been shot to death when he and another policeman pursued a suspect in the assassination into the Texas Theater following a tip. The suspect -Lee Harvey Oswald- had shot Tippit. He was subdued and arrested by other policemen.
By the next day , newspapers reported that Tippit had actually been shot and killed some blocks away from the theater and that Oswald had been arrested for Tippitt's murder, not for the assassination of the President." So Fritz assumed that Lee had shot Tippit at the Texas Theater,,,,So there was no need to ask Lee any questions about that.
Lee had told Fritz that he had rode in a bus to the theater and that confirmed that Lee was in fact at the theater when Fritz assumed that Tippit was shot.
So we have Lee telling Fritz that he had rode in a bus to the theater, and we have Fritz assuming that Lee had shot Tippit at the theater. Case closed...no need to ask questions about that....And that's why Fritz did not ask Lee about the Tippit murder.