I'm from Dallas and I've heard every side of that story my whole life. I've been to the old School Book Depository and looked out the same window Oswald did. For an expert marksman of his caliber, that was not a hugely difficult shot for him to make. His military records revealed he was able to hit targets at twice the distance 98% of the time. It was never as far-fetched as Oliver Stone wanted to believe.
In fact, my 8th grade science teacher was completely obsessed over the subject
His father was the news reporter that was scheduled to interview JFK after that parade. His family has an exhibit in the JFK museum and he's practically the most knowledgeable person on the subject I've ever met. Not only does he completely dismiss the conspiracy theories, but he debunked the entire JFK film scene-by-scene in our class and even conducted shooting experiments outside with a pellet gun to demonstrate how much easier it was from Oswald's angle than from a grassy knoll gunman's angle. Almost everyone made the shot from Oswald's and only a couple people hit it from the grassy knoll angle.
So yes, I accept the lone gunman theory and without question.
