Another great example of logic fallacy. If Oswald was part of the conspiracy, then why not as the shooter on the 6th floor? LOL. At the very least, the conspirators would have kept Oswald on the 6th floor under some pretext to avoid the very real risk that he otherwise might have been in the presence of someone in the building at the moment of the assassination. Providing him with an alibi. You honestly think the plan was to frame Oswald for the crime but allow him to roam about the building to be seen by anyone? Good grief.
If Oswald was part of the conspiracy, then why not as the shooter on the 6th floor? The conspirators knew that they couldn't force Lee to do anything....They knew that he had to believe that it was his idea....and Lee knew that was a very real danger of actually being at that window with a rifle....He knew that he might get shot by a Secret Service agent if he was actually at that window...So he said he would leave the shells and the rifle as evidence that it was he who had taken a potshot at the president.....( just as he had at Walker's) and he would be out of sight in the first floor lunchroom and toilet and shower facility.
At the very least, the conspirators would have kept Oswald on the 6th floor under some pretext to avoid the very real risk that he otherwise might have been in the presence of someone in the building at the moment of the assassination. They may have tried to get Lee to be on the sixth floor at the time JFK passed by....But Lee wasn't a complete idiot, he didn't want to be completely isolated from the crowd who could see him if they tried to shoot him, as they would have done if he had been on the sixth floor.
You honestly think the plan was to frame Oswald for the crime but allow him to roam about the building to be seen by anyone? Lee thought that it was basically the same ruse that he had tried at Walker's ....He thought that he would be welcomed to Cuba for attempting to shoot JFK, just as he had thought when he fired a bullet through Walker's window.....