Did Lee Harvey Oswald kill JFK?

[Frodo]

I actually haven't seen the movie.

That would be hard to believe since nearly everything you have typed in this thread so far can be attributed to that movie. 

[Peter the Lefty]

I actually haven't seen the movie.

That would be hard to believe since nearly everything you have typed in this thread so far can be attributed to that movie. 

I'm dying to see it more than ever now.

[Keystone Phil]

Yes and he was the lone gunman. Time for people to wake up.

[hawkeye59]

Yes. I really don't believe many of the conspiracy theories and feel that they do not hold much ground once you do more research. Realistically, the only plausible one in my opinion might be Oswald's involvement in the Fair Play for Cuba groups based in New Orleans.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Yes (sane).  Just about every historian and scholar acknowledges that.  The only question is whether he was part of a conspiracy (which I doubt.)

[Cryptic]

Yes (sane)

[J. J.]

Short answer: Yes (sane).

Slightly longer answer:  Unless the second shooter was hovering over Dealey Plaza, Oswald did the shooting.

I did some shooting in my youth, and bullets do divert like that when passing through a thicker medium.  Shots from the front would have shattered the windshield.

Yes (sane).  Just about every historian and scholar acknowledges that.  The only question is whether he was part of a conspiracy (which I doubt.)

Longer answer:  Was Oswald acting under orders from and/or with the support of others.  So far, I would say no, but I think that is a more open question.  If he wasn't, the left has as much of being behind it as the right.

[Keystone Phil]

Was Oswald acting under orders from and/or with the support of others. 

Oh, let me answer that one, too: no.

[J. J.]

Was Oswald acting under orders from and/or with the support of others. 

Oh, let me answer that one, too: no.

For now, I would agree, but I would look at evidence to the contrary.

[Boris]

Was Oswald acting under orders from and/or with the support of others. 

Oh, let me answer that one, too: no.

For now, I would agree, but I would look at evidence to the contrary.

It's a definite possibility he was working with Edward Blake, if not Clay Shaw, David Ferrie, and Guy Bannister.