[texasbluebell]

Take this into account with how Oswald was discovered - getting a coke out of a machine afterwards on the second floor. If he was on the sixth floor, after the shooting he would have had to run to the back of the room, then down 4 flights of stairs, then race across the lunch room to the front of the floor where the coke machine was. Then appear very calm - no hints of running and/or shooting someone. No way.

Not only did he have to do all you mention, but there was one other thing that I had not heard before, that was mentioned in the History Channel program.

I didn't realize that the rifle supposedly used by Oswald was found hidden behind some boxes on the opposite from the windows, so he had to also hide that rifle and then race down those stairs, all in 78 seconds apparently. How could he have done all that and still not be out of breath, as was reported by someone who saw him at that time?

Another interesting tidbit, the rifle which was found a short time after the shooting didn't test positive for Oswald's fingerprints until 3 days later, after his death, despite being tested for prints before that.

[Shooter 2.5]

Why don't you try it instead of making statements like that?

I tried it at a Hospital after leaving a cardio-heart rehabilitation class. If anyone should have been out of breath it was me.

Going down six flights of stairs, even with raised ceilings and double stairways is easy to do in 90 seconds.

Tossing a rifle you will never own again is pretty easy too. It may have accounted for the misaligned scope.