Oswald's sack in the Sniper's nest.

[Bill Chapman]

  A sack on a broom handle was walked out the door like no one had touched it..... 

A sack ----walked out of the door ...That must have been a startling sight!

Really??   The sack had legs??       Sorry Colin.... couldn't resist.

But seriously .... Any intelligent person can know that the bag was ALLEGEDLY  found doubled over and lying on the floor in the corner of the imaginary "Sniper's Nest" .... And the paper bag that Montgomery carried from the building most certainly is NOT doubled....

Question:.... I know the bag in the photo can't be directly measured from the photo.....  BUT....If the width of the bag at the midpoint could be ascertained....Would that provide a scale to determine the length of the bag Mongomery is carrying??

'Any intelligent person'
You used to say 'any idiot'
Congrats on learning a lesson here today.

Nobody said 'the bag walked out the door'
(Sigh.. yet another Fakebread Moment)
You need to try harder to 'resist'

The bag was carried at full length in order to limit any further smearing of prints.
You need to try harder to connect the dots.

[Walt Cakebread]

'Any intelligent person'
You used to say 'any idiot'
Congrats for learning a lesson here today.

Nobody said 'the bag walked out the door'
Sigh. Another Fakebread Moment.
You need to try harder to 'resist'

The bag was carried full length in order to limit any further smearing of prints.
You need to try harder to connect the dots.

You used to say 'any idiot'    No, I did not.... KMA....Do not attempt to put words in my mouth!.

The bag was carried full length in order to limit any further smearing of prints. 

Duh!!....The bag was allegedly found double in half.....  Would it have had to have been handled to unfold it??   And what kind of idiot would carry that  piece of evidence with the open end down ....which would allow any evidence that might be inside the bag, to fall out??

[Colin Crow]

Colin meant do you have motion-picture 35mm film of the discovery or can you arrange for time-travel.

The collective tortoise-like shrinkage by supporters of the WC narrative from this probe is obvious for all to see. We were told repeatedly that this was an exhaustive investigation. CE142 is a crucial piece in the puzzle. It links the accused to the murder weapon and crime scene. Yet analysis of contemporary written reports and statements along with the testimonies a few months after the event leave us with this confused position.

Let’s try another question that might shed some light. Who first dusted CE 142 for fingerprints?

[Bill Chapman]

You used to say 'any idiot'    No, I did not.... KMA....Do not attempt to put words in my mouth!.

The bag was carried full length in order to limit any further smearing of prints. 

Duh!!....The bag was allegedly found double in half.....  Would it have had to have been handled to unfold it??   And what kind of idiot would carry that  piece of evidence with the open end down ....which would allow any evidence that might be inside the bag, to fall out??

Bill the Thrill: You used to say 'any idiot' 
Wallyburger: No, I did not.... KMA.

You just replied "And what kind of idiot
LOL. I rest my case

KMA
Sorry, not on my bucket list

[Walt Cakebread]

Bill the Thrill: You used to say 'any idiot' 
Wallyburger: No, I did not.... KMA.

You just said (...) And what kind of idiot (...)
LOL. I rest my case

KMA
Sorry, not on my bucket list

Since there are many idiots in this group....I have used the word...but I don't recall ever saying "any idiot" can see such and such.

[Bill Chapman]

Since there are many idiots in this group....I have used the word...but I don't recall ever saying "any idiot" can see such and such.

WOW

You just used 'idiot' yet again in relation to the carrying of the bag method. Unbelievable. The hits just keep-on-a comin'

And try to keep your whataboutisms confined to your 'group' where they clearly belong.

[Tim Nickerson]

Let’s try another question that might shed some light. Who first dusted CE 142 for fingerprints?

Robert Lee Studebaker.

[Colin Crow]

Robert Lee Studebaker.

Did Studebaker fingerprint CE142 before the rifle was found?