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Then you would still hear four shots.

And where could that other sniper hide? It wasn't behind the fence because more than one person would have been able to give the SAME description. It wasn't on the railroad bridge because that's where the small crowd of people were, plus two officers.
Remember that crowd of people that were rushing to find the killer on the knoll? They were going to watch the limo go north on the freeway as it went to the hospital. And that crowd didn't find anyone either. Neither did the motorcycle cop or the bum he walked into behind the fence.

You would still hear 4 shots even if a silencer was used?

What if someone had a high powered rifle with a silencer and was a greater distance away? I have not researched this much, don't know a tremendous amount about rifles and/or silencers, and have never been to, or really looked at the site of the assassination, so am just throwing out random thoughts. but, it seems to me, if you set up Oswald as a patsy, knowing everyone would hear his shots and therefore look to where he was shooting from, someone else with a high-powered sniper rifle, w/ silencer, could fire from somewhere else w/o being noticed. And, in the confusion, it would not surprise me if such a shot went unnoticed by everyone, including those in the limo.