Notice that Howard Brennan circled only ONE single window on the 5th floor, and put Norman and Jarman in that same single window . And it was a window CLOSED at 12:30pm 11/22/63. His A (sniper) and B (Norman, Jarman) circling is very specific--one window for the latter, TWO for the sniper. Why did he allot two windows to the sniper? It could be the key to the whole shebang...
dcw
Brennan was a terrible witness.
Not only was he wrong about the number of windows, he was also wrong about the location of the window where he saw Jarman and Norman.
Loading Image...He was also wrong about how many men were in the lineup he viewed. He testified there were "possibly seven, more or less one". ( 3 H 147 )
There were four.
He also testified that the man in the window was standing while shooting ( 3 H 144 ), a physical impossibility.
Brennan was so bad a witness that the Warren Commission could not use his testimony to conclude Oswald fired from the window, ( Report, pg. 145-146 )
but that didn't stop them from describing him as "an accurrate observer ". ( ibid., pg. 145 )
What a joke.