What was the theory that Lee oswald assassinated John F. Kennedy?

Answer 1

Very simple.

Oswald took his rifle to work that day.

He did absolutely none of his assigned work.

He left his rifle, prints, shell casings, rifle bag, and fiber evidence on the boxes of the sniper's nest and the rifle.

His rifle was matched to both the bullet and shell casing evidence.

He was alone on the floor from which the shots were fired.

He was seen firing on the president.

After he escaped the building, he used his pistol to murder Officer Tippet, who pulled over to talk to him after Oswald's description was radioed to the police. Doesn't sound much like innocence to me!

He tried, but failed, to shoot the arresting officers shortly thereafter.

Evidence found in his belongings prove that he had also tried to assassinate another public figure months earlier (General Walker) but missed.

It is clear from the things he said and did and wrote, that he wanted to be famous and get his name in the history books.

So the obvious theory that best covers the available facts, are that Lee Harvey Oswald, with no sign of, or need for, outside help shot JFK.