Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

Question: How did Frazier not see the bag on the way to Irving?

Oswald supposedly told Frazier that he was going to Irving to get curtain rods and he supposedly built that bag out of shipping paper.

So, theoretically, he must have had the bag with him the Thursday night. So, why didn't Frazier see it then? Is it the official story that Oswald hid it? WHY ON EARTH WOULD HE DO THAT? He knows Frazier is going to see it the next morning anyway, so why hide it the night before? 

And how could he hide it? Do they think he stuffed it in his pants? Where? How? Imagine sitting in a car with that bag stuffed in your trousers while you're sitting there. Imagine how uncomfortable it would be. What could possibly possess him to do that?

And what did he do when he got to Ruth Paine's house? Was the bag still stuffed in his pants when he walked through the door? Because neither Ruth nor Marina said anything about seeing any   bag.

People: the whole rifle-to-work story is so riddled with bullet holes that it is stone cold dead.  For the people who wrote it, it was like Imagination Day at kindergarten. Or, it was like an exercise in script-writing at a script-writing class- by the worst student in the class. It's ridiculous. It's nonsensical. It's not even remotely true-to-life.  

And, if they can't even get Oswald to work with the gun, how can they possibly get him to be shooting somebody with the gun? It's just stupid. Stupid, stupid, stupid.