Really?
And who was this encounter with?
A man other than Mr Oswald, and not a Depository employee. On Mr Truly's word, Officer Baker let a member of the assassination team go.
Marvin Johnson, the man who took Baker's statement, is clear that Baker recognised Oswald as soon as he saw him.
And yet the affidavit statement does not even mention this absolutely crucial fact (which would have been golden from a DPD perspective). If you weren't a 95% Warren Gullible, what would you make of this amazing circumstance, Mr O'Meara?
Det. Johnson is also clear that Officer Baker said he started to search this man. Do you therefore think it's clear that Officer Baker started to search the man (contrary to his WC testimony)?
"If proof emerges that Mr Oswald was at the front entrance at the time of the shooting"
It's refreshing to hear a Prayer Man fanatic admit there is currently no proof that Oswald was on the front steps at the time of the shooting.
~Grin~
You have misunderstood my use of the present tense, Mr O'Meara
PS: It's not going to happen
'I really really really don't want Oswald to have been on the front steps for the P. Parade' is not an argument, Mr O'Meara, just an expression of irrational (actually froth-at-the-mouth) bias.
By the way, have you come up with an explanation for this shadow down Mr Lovelady in the Wiegman film yet?
Even a 95% explanation would help here, Mr O'Meara. Actually no, strike that-----------a 5% explanation would be a start, and certainly 5% more than you've given us before!