Who was on the sixth floor?

[ChristophMessner]

Is he wearing tramp clothes under his coat?

[Bob]

ChristophMessner wrote:Is he wearing tramp clothes under his coat?No. Hunt was NOT a tramp. Neither was Frank Sturgis, but they were both in Dealey Plaza. Jimmy Files saw Sturgis in fact. Please see this..http://www.jfkmurdersolved.com/lois3.htmChauncey Holt was the older tramp IMHO.Hunt was wearing the same fedora hat that he always wore. See both photos that I posted. The close up and the one walking towards the knoll.

[ChristophMessner]

Yes, I believe the old tramp was Chauncey Holt, too. But Hunt seems to come from Main Road and he seems to be packed. Maybe he can be detected on some earlier photos and films, too, when the motorcade just turned into Houston.

[ChristophMessner]

Morales was directly below D.A. Phillips in the chain of command in the CIA, as Hunt was saying. If really a dark-complected man was seen in one of the 6th floor windows by Euins and others, was Morales a good shooter? And if rather the Cuban-anti-Castro-assassination-group was used on Dealey Plaza, too, for an assassination, why should they cooperate with mobsters like McCain or McWallace or Nicoletti or James Files? Jack Dougherty was also on the 6th floor some time. Would they allow anybody to watch them shooting and getting in and out at all? Obviously they needed someone in the 6th floor who watched their backs and held the elevators and staircases free from accidental incomers, for they stayed there their for a while from 12:15 to 12:30. Was Oswald called by Phillips at around 12:00 and told, it would be aborted? Is this the reason why Oswald left his clipboard so carelessly?

[ThomZajac]

I don't think Oswald was on the sixth floor at the time of the shooting.Here's some wild speculation: part of the shooting team in the Book Depository Building (6th OR 5th floor), Richard Cain and Mac Wallace.

[Bob]

ThomZajac wrote:I don't think Oswald was on the sixth floor at the time of the shooting.Here's some wild speculation: part of the shooting team in the Book Depository Building (6th OR 5th floor), Richard Cain and Mac Wallace.I agree Thom. And I think Cain would have been the shooter. Wallace if he was there (and we know he was at some point as his fingerprints were found on the 6th floor near the sniper's nest), he would have been a spotter. Wallace was a point blank type of killer. I also think it could have been David Morales and Cain. Wallace's job might have been just to arrange things to frame Oswald near the window.

[ThomZajac]

Teams of three, David Morales as the third in depository- he had to be SOMEWHERE. Works for me.

[NickMarinich]

If Billy Estes is to be believed that Cliff Carter told him that Wallace was a shooter, he might have well been. Also, Wallace was a former marine so he might have been pretty useful with a rifle.

[ChristophMessner]

Don't forget that it was not that easy to bring 3 strangers into the TSBD without begin detected by any employee and to bring them out undetected afterwards. Maybe the Truly-Caster-Dougherty-Arce-Williams-group achieved to smuggle them in, but the getaway with all those incoming police and SS and FBI? That needed a plan. Is it accidence that there was a floor-repair-team on 6th floor that day? Probably all those, who were not regular TSBD-employees in that team, are potantial shooters. Or maybe the shooter(s) were escorted by Jack Dougherty in the west elevator down to the basement and appeared as "searching ss-men" then. And ... the same planning as in the DalTex building?