A Rock Solid Alibi.....

[John Iacoletti]

I agree completely.  Oswald did not need access to any real time reports of the motorcade's progress to assassinate JFK.  Just noting that such information was available to rebut the baseless claim that it was not possible to known it was running late.  Remarkably, we know that even in Dealey Plaza itself police motorcycle radios were apparently reporting the motorcade's progress and could be overheard by those in the vicinity.   The motorcade could also be heard as it made its way down Main via the crowd noise and engine noise from the motorcycles etc.

Nice back-pedal.  First it's "live reports were on broadcast radio", then it's "he could have heard the police radio halfway down Houston street", then it's "Mrs. Reid said that Mr. Reid said", then it's "he didn't need to hear any progress reports".  He could somehow hear the lack of "crowd noise and engine noise" from inside the second floor lunchroom where Carolyn Arnold saw him at 12:25 and knew that he didn't need to hurry back up to the sixth floor yet, so he waited a few more minutes for Bonnie Ray to leave (because he could also hear him 4 floors up) and then high-tailed it up there to get himself set up.

Entertaining as always.

[John Iacoletti]

You forgot 2 commas

And your ramblings are still disjointed COMMA and maniacal.

But thanks for your useless contributions.

[Bill Chapman]

Arce didn't go upstairs.  Are you determined to continually embarrass yourself?

Are you determined to continually embarrass yourself, period?

[Bill Chapman]

Smooth move, Ex-lax.... But the debate is not about Arnold Rowland....  It's a rebuttal of the insane proposal that it's possible for a person on the 6th floor of the TSBD to hear  and understand a police radio message from a radio that was a half block away.

Not my claim or interest

[Bill Chapman]

And your ramblings are still disjointed COMMA and maniacal.

But thanks for your useless contributions.

disjointed COMMA
_ Is there a translator in the house?

But thanks for your useless contributions.
_ By all means, sir
   And thanks so much for your always-useful input

[Bill Chapman]

Arce didn't go upstairs.  Are you determined to continually embarrass yourself?

So Arce was a major player in the assassination was he?

[Jerry Freeman]

So Arce was a major player in the assassination was he?

Mr. BALL. Where were you standing when you heard the shots?
Mr. ARCE. I was standing in front of the Texas School Book Depository. I was on that grassy area part in front.
Mr. BALL. You were not on the sidewalk?
Mr. ARCE. No, I was on the sidewalk, then I walked up to the grass to get a higher view. and still couldn't see.
Mr. BALL. Did you hear shots?
Mr. ARCE. Yeah.
Mr. BALL. How many?
Mr. ARCE. Three.
Mr. BALL. Where did you make out the direction of the sound?
Mr. ARCE. Yeah, I thought they came from the railroad tracks to the west of the Texas School Book Depository.

[Jerry Freeman]

  But the debate is not about Arnold Rowland....  It's a rebuttal of the insane proposal that it's possible for a person on the 6th floor of the TSBD to hear  and understand a police radio message from a radio that was a half block away.

The location of the Rowlands [it states] The limo beside them.