The rifle was ordered by mail order by a Mr. Hillel....or it could have been anyone using any name.....if someone wanted to frame Oswald the first they would need would be some kind of evidence that he had bought the rifle....but that evidence could have been easily manufactured.
Or someone could have told him to order the rifle...and then taken it from him.
One must understand that if Oswald was not the triggerman then someone went to a lot of trouble to set him up as the fall guy. It was a sophisticated operation and who would be capable of such planning?
To believe Oswald was the triggerman....then he would either have had to be suicidal or very stupid....no evience of him being in either category.
All his actions after the killing appear to be those of a very frightened person who understood all too well at this point he had been set up and hung out to dry.....the perfect patsy.
No money, nowhere to go....and if he had been the shooter why didnt he have his pistol with him? Why would he have to go back home to get his pistol? This from a fellow who allegedly had a very intelligent plan to shoot Gen. Walker....??? No plan? or just a patsy?
Alex Hidel was an alias used by Lee Oswald (it would make a good forum i.d.). But the problem is the US Post Office does
not deliver packages to P.O. boxes for people other than the name under which the box is rented, Lee Harvey Oswald.
Also at the time Oswald was allegedly filling out a money order for the rifle he was supposedly working at the TSBD.
So where was he? At work or at the post office?
Also why would Oswald buy a carbine rifle, a weapon with a relatively short barrel and notoriously unreliable at longer distances, when a rifle, like the Mauser 7.65 found in the shooter's nest when Dallas police first got there, would have been much better at firing down from the sixth floor of his workplace on a limousine that was moving away from him?
Doesn't make sense does it?