Dan, are you saying that there's no *single* piece of credible evidence showing Oswald was the assassin - he was at that window at 12:30 - or that the totality of evidence that's been presented - the physical, circumstantial and eyewitness evidence - is, as a whole, "not credible"? Every single piece - each of it - of the ballistics evidence is tainted? The recovery of the fragments? All of this is not credible, tainted, corrupt?
Hi Steve, I'm saying there is not a single piece of credible evidence that puts Oswald in the SN around the time of the assassination and plenty of circumstantial evidence that he wasn't.
Oswald was in the building at the time, his behaviour before and after the assassination very strongly suggest he was involved with the assassination in some capacity, the backyard pics are real, and lots more that indicate guilt.
However, multiple eye-witnesses describe the shooter wearing clothes that Oswald didn't wear to work that day and didn't own at the time of the assassination. This fact alone should have alarm bells ringing.
As for the ballistics, the only fragments of bullets that appear to have an acceptable chain of custody are the ones taken from JFK's head. Every other piece of ballistic evidence is tainted - Fritz picking up the shells, Tomlinson discovering a pointed bullet on the stretcher which was swapped for CE399, the sorry saga of the Q9 fragments etc.
And one two more: I really don't understand your focus on the Shelley alibi. No one - not a single co-worker - said they saw Oswald after the shooting. Not a single person on the steps, et cetera. Were they all lying?
I'm surprised you're asking about this as I had to correct you on this very issue in the "Vicki Adams: The Lost Interview" thread [Reply#442]
Oswald leaving the TSBD on the day of the assassination was a massive indication of guilt. When questioned about it he said that he left because of a conversation he had with Bill Shelley after his encounter with Baker in the second floor lunchroom.
Why did he bring Shelley into it when he knew it could so easily be checked out whether that was true or not?
It's important because the only rational explanation is that Oswald viewed Shelley as an accomplice who would back him up.
For anyone interested I go into this in detail in the "3 Minute Lie" thread [Reply#75]
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Second: You've suggested, if I read you correctly that Oswald's defection to the USSR and his pro-Castro activity in New Orleans that summer were actions directed by others? He was under control/orders of someone else? These were not independent acts? Correct?
Honestly, I'm not sure how you've interpreted this into what I wrote in the post you are replying to.
Just out of interest, what was it in the post that gave you this impression as I'm totally baffled.