The Simplest Conspiracy Theory

[John Iacoletti]

If I was a conspirator I would have half a dozen people "positively identify" Oswald in the Sniper's nest, then it's game over and we wouldn't be here!

Silly argument, and yet another lame attempt to have it both ways.

If half a dozen people positively identified Oswald in the Sniper's nest, would you then believe in a conspiracy?

[John Iacoletti]

The evidence against the former sharpshooting Marine and self-described Marxist, Lee Harvey Oswald, may seem contradictory and problematical at times, Iacoletti, but how is it weak?

Because there is no direct evidence.  It's mostly speculation with a few unsubstantiated claims about the evidence.

[Tom Graves]

Because there is no direct evidence.  It's mostly speculation with a few unsubstantiated claims about the evidence.

Iacoletti,

Given the layout of the TSBD, the fact that the motorcade route incorporated a near-hairpin-turn virtually in front of it, and the fact that the Secret Service follow-up car had just completed its turn onto Elm Street when the first (missing-everything) shot rang out (half-a-second before Zapruder resumed filming at Z-133), etc, what kind of direct evidence would you expect to find if, indeed, the assassin had fired all three shots at JFK from the sixth-floor Sniper's Nest?

Adam's and Styles' encountering him or her on the way down the stairs?

Truly's and Baker's encountering him or her on their way up the stairs?

Anything else?

[John Mytton]

Silly argument, and yet another lame attempt to have it both ways.

If half a dozen people positively identified Oswald in the Sniper's nest, would you then believe in a conspiracy?

As usual you miss the point, the fact that your conspirators couldn't organise a p*ss up in a brewery is virtually conclusive evidence that Oswald all by himself decided to take his rifle to work and assassinate the President.

JohnM