Sorry CT's, the Mountain of Evidence is Overwhelming!

[John Mytton]

Since when does a guy "fleeing the scene of a crime" offer his cab to a woman who also needed a ride?

Whaley's affidavit from the day after.



JohnM

[Martin Weidmann]

Whaley's affidavit from the day after.



JohnM

What's wrong with you? You are making no sense. This alone confirms that Oswald was not fleeing the scene!

[John Mytton]

What's wrong with you? You are making no sense.

Why am I making no sense?

I see you edited your post.

Martin Weidmann: This alone confirms that Oswald was not fleeing the scene!

John Mytton: Whaley, when his mind was freshest, on the day after in his affidavit says nothing about Oswald offering the cab to the lady. Also worth noting is that between the affidavit and the testimony, Whaley gives a different description for Oswald's clothes.

JohnM

[Dan O'meara]

Because he paid a cab fare in order to avoid paying an extra bus fare? This makes no sense.

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I'm not sure you're reading what I've written John, so I'm not sure how to respond.
Paying a cab fare in order to avoid paying an extra bus fare obviously makes no sense, but I've not suggested anything of the sort. There is nothing in what I've written that can be remotely interpreted that way.

[John Iacoletti]

Huh? The scene of the crime was from the Depository to a point on Elm street and Oswald fled the Depository within minutes and was frantically catching buses and cabs.

What exactly was “frantic” about it?

[John Iacoletti]

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I'm not sure you're reading what I've written John, so I'm not sure how to respond.
Paying a cab fare in order to avoid paying an extra bus fare obviously makes no sense, but I've not suggested anything of the sort. There is nothing in what I've written that can be remotely interpreted that way.

Did I misunderstand what you meant here?

It can be easily argued that the notoriously tight-fisted Oswald splashed out on a cab because he was determined to use the bus transfer.