10-12-2017, 01:55 AM
Good point, Larry. It appears that Oswald spent 20-30 additional seconds in the lunchroom thinking things over, after the encounter. Allman's breathless broadcast is on one of Helmar Reenberg's Texas School Book Depository youtubes, and was timestamped by ABC at 12:34- but he had a bit of trouble initially connecting with the broadcast mike at his studio. So when Oswald saw him at the warehouse phone, he wasn't yet broadcasting.
I did a detailed study of Allman's timeline while with Lancer in 2010, and reached the conclusion that he reached the Depository almost 180 seconds after the head shots. Those results are the basics of the 1st section of my mega-essay Inside Job. I'm firmly convinced that he descended the entranceway steps at 12:34- the Commission tried to paint him as leaving at 12:33, thereby avoiding the interactions he had on the landing with Shelley and Welcome Barnett, which were witnessed by Lovelady.
All three of them committed perjury. With Oswald dead they all shut up about it. The assassination investigation would have been fundamentally altered if any one of them had fessed up to this one pitiful detail.
I did a detailed study of Allman's timeline while with Lancer in 2010, and reached the conclusion that he reached the Depository almost 180 seconds after the head shots. Those results are the basics of the 1st section of my mega-essay Inside Job. I'm firmly convinced that he descended the entranceway steps at 12:34- the Commission tried to paint him as leaving at 12:33, thereby avoiding the interactions he had on the landing with Shelley and Welcome Barnett, which were witnessed by Lovelady.
All three of them committed perjury. With Oswald dead they all shut up about it. The assassination investigation would have been fundamentally altered if any one of them had fessed up to this one pitiful detail.