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Highly, highly unlikely.

One "tell" that LHO was part of a larger conspiracy are his actions following the assination. IF he acted all in his own, he would have had some sort of plan but his actions are one of somebody that was expecting and depending on help to get away from the scene of the crime.

If you read the account in the story it is completely plausible. His "ride" arrived right on schedule but since his shot missed and someone else took out JFK, he knew he was being set up and if he got in the car he would be killed. He then ran around like someone without a plan, because he didn't have a plan for how things turned out.

Of course, he still ended up dead at the hands of the Mob.

That is utter nonsense. If Oswald had been part of a conspiracy he would have contacted his confederates and gotten help escaping, like James Earl Ray apparently did.

I have already wasted enough of my valuable time on this non-conspiracy. If you want to discuss real conspiracies, like the mysterious deaths of Ron Brown or Vincent Foster, or the TWA flight 800 coverup, I am up for it. The JFK assassination was solved by the Warren commission.