> On May 6, 11:31 am, David Von Pein <
davevonp...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> > It's also funny to note that the conspiracy theorists don't think
> > Oswald had a prayer of getting from the sixth floor to the second
> > floor in 90 seconds, and yet those same CTers don't have any problem
>
> It's so funny that DVP can't say anything issue or evidentiary-wise
> without mentioning Oswald. He can't say, suspects, or shooters....it
> just has to be him.
>
> > at all believing that the two women (Adams & Styles--wearing high
> > heels too, evidently) could go from the 4th floor to the 1st floor in
> > just 60 seconds.
>
> But they weren't potential shooters. A shooter has to wipe down a gun,
> get out from boxes, go to another set of boxes and carefully hide a
> weapon, re-trace his steps, then proceed to the opposite corner of the
> building where shots are said to have come from. Then he has to go down
> two more flights of stairs without being noticed, noise-wise. In fact,
> it's ironic that the fellows below the sixth floor said they heard nothing
> like footsteps after the shooting, and many in the stairwell area after
> the shots heard none either. Perhaps, DVD in his desperation here, is
> trying to make his Oz superhuman and get where people are going to? And
> let's not forget all these moving boxes after the shooting. Who is DVD
> going to be the ones moving them, besides his shooters?
>
> > And the difference in the distance travelled is just one floor (with
> > Oswald needing to travel down four flights--from 6 to 2--while the
> > girls need to go down three flights--from 4 to 1).
>
> Well, again if Oswald is on the sixth floor. Some have him on the first
> and second at this time, but getting back to DVD's 'must scenario', let's
> say Oswald was able to finish his upstairs 'must's' in 35-45 seconds. He
> is ready to go down 4 flights of stairs w/o being heard. That's already
> unlikely, but something that desperate LNT's must 'smooth-over'. He's
> going downhill, so lets give him the benefit of the doubt and give him 10
> seconds a flight of two for each floor. That's 40 seconds and 40
> seconds..say..so that's 80 seconds..and goes through the 2nd floor door,
> which has a 3-5 second close time, and proceeds to the lunchroom
> areas....ok another 10 seconds....I'm at 90 seconds...about re-enactment
> time. S & A have to have been past them, as we know what they had to do
> to get to the stairway and when they took off. No possible way that even
> a super human Oswald could beat them much less have gone past them without
> being heard. It's already assumed that S & A have left their spot (it
> would be interesting to see if any cameras were on the fifth window from
> the end where Adams was perched to see when she no longer would be at the
> window). We know the Z film is 18 frames per second, so from the final
> shots to the Triple Underpass is ten seconds being on the safe side.
> They say they watch til the it gets there and they leave. Five seconds to
> say let's leave, and they have to get around one table to get out of the
> office, so say another 10 seconds...which gets them to the
> storage/elevator/stairway path. 10 seconds to reach an elevator and press
> a button. 5 seconds for no response, and at the beginning of the
> stairwell. We're up to 40 seconds. (Whoever would be on the sixth floor
> would technically but my counts still be there). They have to go down 3
> flights, which Adams says they are running even in heels, so 10 seconds
> per flight...total 3 flights, total 1:10 Another 15 seconds to get out to
> the dock area...where agent Barrett seems them come out the door, and what
> time he would be there, before he would leave to go to the front of the
> TSBD.
>
> > I guess the CTers just can't believe that Oswald could have traversed
> > that ONE extra flight of stairs (and hid the rifle near the stairs) in
> > the 30 seconds that separates LHO's time from the time the CTers like
> > for the girls so much (1 minute flat).
>
> > Ironic, huh?
>
> Not really, and if you read the book, there is more than tossing a rifle,
> boxes had to be lifted and it had to be placed. Of course, let me
> interject, how stupid it would be to go through all that, and leave the
> hulls out in the open where he could have hid them easily. The Girl On The
> Stairs also discovers something more than putting the rifle in some boxes,
> and this something will take even much more time.....oh the irony of it
> all!
>
> > And, yes, I know that Oswald's "90 seconds" timeline starts from the
> > moment the third shot was fired, whereas the girls' time starts a
> > little later (from the moment they left the window).
>
> > But LHO has 1.5 times as many seconds to accomplish his task as the
> > girls do theirs, and 30 seconds can be a lengthy cushion in this
> > discussion. Couldn't most people place a rifle on the floor and walk
> > (or run) down one flight of stairs (the difference in distance I was
> > talking about above) in less than half-a-minute? If not, you're really
> > slow. And there's no reason to think Oswald WASN'T high-tailing it
> > pretty good down those stairs too, in order to put as much distance
> > between himself and the sixth-floor crime scene (and that rifle of
> > his) as he could--and as fast as he could.
>
> But this is moot, as DVD knows now. He was confronted at EF, and was told
> about a document that has S & A's boss seeing Truly and Baker come up
> after the girls went down the stairs. So, an Oswald has to be in back of
> them, as they are outside faster than the WC has foisted their contrived
> scenario upon the American Public and to be unseen by Truly and Baker must
> have made them slower than what was alluded to as they were headed for the
> same stairwell going up as S & A went down. But a descending shooter would
> still have a problem being behind Styles and Adams. They would have to be
> not seen and not heard. How is one going to go down 4 flights of stairs
> and not be heard or seen when S & A's boss, Dorothy Garner is still out in
> the area of the 4th floor storage/elevator/stairwell when we know she sees
> Truly and Baker coming up the stairs (and still beat T and B there)? DVD
> better stick to logisitics than speed at this point, IMO. Logistics have
> LHO down the stairs and coming up to the second floor, and if the 2nd
> floor encounter with Bake is true, coming in the only area that Baker
> could see LHO through a window that would have Oswald coming in a
> vestibule that Baker could catch an eye of Oswald, where as he couldn't if
> he had gone through the door and walked in a straight line towards the
> lunchroom.
>
> CJ