[Patrick C]

(11-29-2016, 03:27 PM)Ben Holmes Wrote:  (20) Oswald had the cab drive past his residence, dropping him off down the road. 

This is sheer speculation that isn't based on the evidence... chances are quite good that Oswald never even took a taxi. Indeed, this particular evidence would tend to show that it wasn't Oswald who took the taxi.

Once again we see the presumption of guilt, then an attempt to force the evidence into supporting this 'guilt'.

I am not aware of any credible evidence to suggest that Oswald did not take a cab. However I accept that it is possible that Whalley gave a ride to another white male, who resembled Oswald. But then how did Oswald get back to his rooming house?

It is  a bit like saying we can't rule out three ice bullets being fired in Dealey Plaza - all missed and melted. Sure you can't prove that did not happen, but I think we know that did not happen.

This is just one of those things that defies logic......of all the places that Whalley could have taken his passenger - it just happens to be right by Oswald's rooming house and right before when the housekeeper says Oswald comes into the property in a rush.......what a coincidence.....