Is this possible?

[John Iacoletti]

Moreover, Curry's statement is dead wrong. And Curry (by 1969) had to know it was dead wrong.

Why is it wrong?

Answer: Howard L. Brennan.

Now, Curry might argue that Brennan's positive IDing of Oswald as the sixth-floor sniper came too late (it came during Brennan's '64 WC testimony), but the fact remains: There is most definitely a person who put Oswald in the TSBD with a rifle in his hands---and that person is Howard Brennan.

It depends on what you consider a positive ID.  He certainly didn't make an official positive ID on 11/22/63 when it counted.

[John Iacoletti]

Pretty hard to gauge weight and height when you're witnessing such a traumatic thing and the subject is in a window.

Or a face.  Especially when that shooter is crouched down behind boxes with a rifle next to his face (allegedly).

[John Iacoletti]

Oswald did change his position, for a "kill shot" to the head. Real humanitarian, that guy you're trying to exonerate.

Says who?  Jack Tatum?  LOL.

[Gerry Down]

Plus read calanans testimony. He says there was a delay before the last shot was fired. This matches Tatum's testimony.

[John Iacoletti]

Not based on Tatum. If tTippit's killer stayed on the passenger side of the car and Tippit was still alive laying on the pavement by the driver's door, did the gunman fired the fatal shot through the engine?

Why would you assume that Tippit was lying down when the head shot occurred?

[John Iacoletti]

Plus read calanans testimony. He says there was a delay before the last shot was fired. This matches Tatum's testimony.

Who?

[Gerry Down]

Who?

I mean Ted Callaway.

[Bill Chapman]

Pretty hard to gauge weight and height when you're witnessing such a traumatic thing and the subject is in a window.

Brennan saw him from the belt up prior to being 'crouched down behind boxes' so one might add a few pounds based on the thick neck seen in images on my iPad here recently.