A Rock Solid Alibi.....

[Walt Cakebread]

"Hidden beneath the pallet"? 

Never mind that Day and Studebaker said the rifle as found was as it appeared in Studebaker's high-red Crime Lab photos. That Studebaker himself was filmed taking the photos. That one of the first to spot the rifle agreed with Studebaker's in-situ photo. Nope, you have a cherrypick you can wordspin.

Over at the other Forum, there's a revealing post where JFK Assassination Loons have come out of the closet with their belief that the World Trade towers were brought down by controlled explosions.

"Hidden beneath the pallet"?

Yes that's what Seymour Weitzman said....  Weitzman said that he had his face down on the floor and he was shining his flashlight beneath the pallet when he spotted the rifle lying on the floor.

[Richard Smith]

Are your eyes brown Mr "Smith"?    I would guess that they are, because you're so full of s--t.

That rifle was found hidden on the 6th floor.

You are correct in stating that the rifle was hidden.....It was well hidden, and it was only after the police obtained powerful flashlights and moved some boxes that concealed it that it was found.    That rifle most certainly was NOT hastily jammed in between boxes of books with the entire rear half of the rifle exposed.   

The point is:.... If Lee had been the assassin who was encountered by Baker and Truly in the second floor lunchroom less than two minutes after the FIRST shot was fired, then he would not have had enough time to HIDE  the rifle as you've said.

But It is a FACT (verified by photos) of detective Day picking up the rifle FROM THE FLOOR , that the rifle was well hidden.   And since Lee would not have had enough time to hide the rifle AFTER the shots were fired.... IF he hid the rifle, then he would have to have hid it BEFORE the shots were fired.

Oswald had plenty of time to place the rifle where it was found and make his way to the lunchroom encounter.  But, as I tried to explain, whatever effort you think was necessary to construct this "hiding" place for the rifle could have been before the assassination to hide the bag/rifle there that morning.  All Oswald had to do afterward is return to that place put the rifle back into his hiding location.  An act that might take him 5 seconds.

[John Iacoletti]

You go first

There is no point — got it. You just invoke “Patton gang” as if it means something.

[Walt Cakebread]

Oswald had plenty of time to place the rifle where it was found and make his way to the lunchroom encounter.  But, as I tried to explain, whatever effort you think was necessary to construct this "hiding" place for the rifle could have been before the assassination to hide the bag/rifle there that morning.  All Oswald had to do afterward is return to that place put the rifle back into his hiding location.  An act that might take him 5 seconds.

Pssssst.... Mr "Smith" apparently you're ignorant of the fact that there was a new floor being installed on the sixth floor.....  If Lee had hid the rifle as you believe then he would have run the risk of the rifle being found by the men who were installing the new floor.

[John Iacoletti]

Oswald had plenty of time to place the rifle where it was found and make his way to the lunchroom encounter.  But, as I tried to explain, whatever effort you think was necessary to construct this "hiding" place for the rifle could have been before the assassination to hide the bag/rifle there that morning.  All Oswald had to do afterward is return to that place put the rifle back into his hiding location.  An act that might take him 5 seconds.

“Could have been”
“Might take him”

LOL

[Richard Smith]

Pssssst.... Mr "Smith" apparently you're ignorant of the fact that there was a new floor being installed on the sixth floor.....  If Lee had hid the rifle as you believe then he would have run the risk of the rifle being found by the men who were installing the new floor.

LOL.  If anything, the clutter on the 6th floor would assist in hiding the bag.  No one would have found a rifle since it was hidden in a bag.  There was some risk inherent in assassinating the president.  For Oswald, that included bringing the rifle to the TSBD and hiding it somewhere that morning.  No matter where he stashed his bag/rifle there was some chance of discovery.  That risk would not be limited to the 6th floor as you stupidly suggest.

[John Iacoletti]

Like “Richard” has any evidence that any rifle was ever hidden in any bag.

[Walt Cakebread]

Like “Richard” has any evidence that any rifle was ever hidden in any bag.

If anything, the clutter on the 6th floor would assist in hiding the bag.  No one would have found a rifle since it was hidden in a bag.  There was some risk inherent in assassinating the president.  For Oswald, that included bringing the rifle to the TSBD and hiding it somewhere that morning.  No matter where he stashed his bag/rifle there was some chance of discovery.  That risk would not be limited to the 6th floor as you stupidly suggest.

Mr "Smith's" reply is simply another attempt to prop up the official LBJ approved story, and divert attention away from the fact that Lee Oswald said that he saw Jarman and Norman walk by as he was sitting in the Domino Room at 12:27.