Those pictures show nothing of the sort. Nor do the extremely dubious eyewitnesses of LHO being in the window nor do any pictures of the scene show anything of the sort.
Granting that he was shooting from the window does not exclude his participation in a conspiracy at any rate.
I believe the Warren Commission used a technique which gathers a huge amount of data much of which is irrelevent to the issue. Since you have read many of the interviews of witnesses I don't believe you can deny that much of the time was wasted through delving into areas of insignificant information while leaving important veins of questioning unexplored. This I found very disturbing.
It is also disgeneous to claim that because I don't believe this theory I have to be able to provide an alternative theory as though I have millions of dollars and hundreds of people to do the legwork and investigation.
I will change my terminology and drop the hundreds of lies claim. Posner did not have to lie to accomplish his purpose
it is easy enough to deceive with half truths. Watching MOOre's movie shows clearly that you can stack hundreds of half-truths without getting to one truth.
Do I believe Brennan saw someone shooting from that window? Yes. Do I believe him capable of seeing WHO that someone was? No. His testimony is unconvincing particularly since his initial answer was only that Oswald in the lineup "most resembled" the man he saw in window compared to the others in the lineup. Then, after being reassured that he would not be killed by the Communist Conspiracy, he decided that he could make a positive id. This is pretty weak stuff.
Oswald did not go hunting frequently or even occasionally. The is no proof that he used that gun. His hunting trips in the USSR were apparently so unproductive that (with a shotgun) that his companions felt bad enough for him that they gave him game.
I believe you just proved the Carcano was used in the assassination. Three shots made with two shot hitting isn't the sign of a marksman. Two shots hitting approximately eight inches from each other at 44 and 88 yards is the sign of a inaccurate rifle.