[larry h]

There was more than just a fingerprint, there were several fingerprints and a left-palm print of Oswalds on one of the boxes stacked in the snipers nest....there were also other fingerprints that were never identified. The problem with
Oswalds fingerprints and palm print is that the 6th floor was Oswalds assigned work area....his prints would have been on many of the boxes there. All the presence
of his prints prove is what is already known....that he worked on the sixth floor.

[Swordmaker]

The one unidentified fingerprint in the sniper's nest has been recently identified as the left pinky finger of a guy named Wallace who just happened to be an LBJ operative who apparently was one of his hired thugs and assassins. 34 points of congruence... to quote the fingerprint expert who did the comparison, "That's a slam dunk!"

[texasbluebell]

....there were also other fingerprints that were never identified.

The History Channel program which is running this week had an interview with someone who was considered very expert in fingerprints.

There was one fingerprint in the TSBD that remained unidentified for many years, until sometime in the 90s when this man worked on it.

He was able to identify it on 34 points, apparently an irrefutable identification, and he said the print belonged to one of LBJ's cronies, who sounds like he was a "fixer" for Johnson.

It was in maybe the final hour of the series, hour 6, which I think will run again tomorrow night.

[mtbopfuyn]

The problem with Oswalds fingerprints and palm print is that the 6th floor was Oswalds assigned work area....his prints would have been on many of the boxes there. All the presence of his prints prove is what is already known....that he worked on the sixth floor.

Exactly. Of course his finger prints are going to be there. It also amazes me how people jump all over there being boxes of books by the window. Hello, it was a book depository so there was little else but boxes upon boxes of thousands of stored books in the whole building.