Your homework is to read the WCR and report back where the information is about the palm print. Your uninformed arguments just end up as Stundie nominations.
Your homework is to re-read the same. I'll help you.
"Latona then processed the complete weapon
but developed no identifiable prints. He stated that the poor quality of the wood and the metal would cause the rifle to absorb moisture from the skin, thereby making a clear print unlikely"
"...there was no trace of the print on the rifle itself when it was examined by Latona.
Nor was there any indication that the lift had been performed. "
"Day, on the other hand, believed that sufficient traces of the print had been left on the rifle barrel, because he did not release the lifted print until November 26,... The print arrived in the FBI Laboratory in Washington on November 29, mounted on a card "
So Lataona could not find any print, nor any indication that a lift had been performed. But Leut. Day, 7 days later comes up with a palm print on a card -- but only after there had been a visit to the funeral home and LHO palm inked. Thus, all Latona asserted to the Commission was that the print on this card was of Oswald's palm. But if a print lift had been made, and the print still visible, then why could Latona not see it nor any indication of a lift? And why when pressed to make a sworn statement about it why did Leut. Day refuse?? The answer is clear to me. Leut. Day was afraid of swearing to something he knew was not true.
But let's say the print was there, and let's say the parafin test on LHO cheek was positive (which it wasn't) proving he had fired a rifle. And let's further say that LHO was clearly seen at the window firing the rifle (which he was not). All that would only prove is that Oswald was a shooter. It would not prove he was the Lone shooter, nor that there was no one else involved in the assassination plot. Nor would it negate all of the 30 or so Parkland witnesses who observed a large blow-out in the back of the head. Nor shots from the grassy knoll witnessed by Powers, O'Donnell and Clint Hill.