Obviously you can empty a revolver but that makes no sense in this case after you just murdered a cop.
BTW, of the four cartridges found at the scene of Tippetts murder, two were Winchesters and two were Remingtons — but of the four bullets found in Officer Tippit’s body, three were Winchesters and one was a Remington.
Again, several witnesses of the murder didnt describe or identify Oswald. At least one person saw a ‘heavy-set’ man. In fact there was at least one person who saw 2 men flee the scene in opposite directions.
Read the evidence! The Warren Commission released their conclusion but excluded a multitude of contradictory evidence that pointed to someone other than Oswald.
It makes sense if you need to reload. Witnesses said they saw Oswald through them in the bushes as he ran to E. Jefferson Blvd.
I am not an expert on firearms, but how do you differentiate the bullets by brand? Casings, for sure, but I am not sure of the bullets. Did they do a lead composition test on the bullets as they did for Oswald’s bullets found in the sniper’s perch, in order to compare them to the bullets and fragments of bullets found in the assassination of Kennedy?