Did LHO know how to drive? Does it matter?

[John Iacoletti]

Yeah must be, Australia's firearm-related death rate is less than a quarter of the United States* so doing our thing is obviously working. I can go to any part of my city at any time of night and feel completely safe, how about you?

"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- Benjamin Franklin

...though being an Australian you probably don't know who that was.

[John Iacoletti]

Regarding the distance from Tenth and Patton to the Texas Theater, yes, the Commission was ignorant of the distance; so were you.

You recently made a big issue over the relevance of the cops illegally searching and arresting Oswald.

Can you explain the relevance of how many blocks away the theater was?

[Howard Gee]

I'm glad you agree.

...or was that supposed to be a rebuttal? 

No, I'm agreeing with you.

Really.

The only thing Saint Patsy did wrong that day was to look funny.

How could anyone think differently ?

You're such a great lawyer !

And handsome too.

[Bill Brown]

You recently made a big issue over the relevance of the cops illegally searching and arresting Oswald.

Can you explain the relevance of how many blocks away the theater was?

First, I haven't agreed that the "cops illegally" searched and arrested Oswald.

Caprio was making some dumb ass point and in trying to bolster that point, misrepresented the distance between the theater and Tenth and Patton.  I honestly don't even remember the point he was failing at making.

Regarding Oswald's guilt in the murder of J.D. Tippit, the distance between the two locations is relevant.

[John Iacoletti]

No, I'm agreeing with you.

Really.

The only thing Saint Patsy did wrong that day was to look funny.

How could anyone think differently ?

You're such a great lawyer !

And handsome too.

Thanks!  You're still a troll.

[John Iacoletti]

First, I haven't agreed that the "cops illegally" searched and arrested Oswald.

I don't care.

Caprio was making some dumb ass point and in trying to bolster that point, misrepresented the distance between the theater and Tenth and Patton.  I honestly don't even remember the point he was failing at making.

...but you'll sure divert a thread for days for pages and pages to quibble about it.

[Rob Caprio]

This is simply not true.  Brewer's testimony and the testimony of others place Brewer there.  If you mistakenly believe Brewer was not present to see the scuffle, then state your case for it.  So far, you haven't come close to doing so.

I could call you to testify, but what does that prove? In my series I showed that three different members of the police did NOT say they were told about LHO from Brewer. That's called reasonable doubt.

You have to show what the WC and himself claimed he did. Well?

Yes, you were wrong.  This is a fact.

If so, then the WC is too.

https://www.historymatters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wr/html/WCReport_0100b.htm

By the way, who says that this is wrong? You? 😃 You aren't right about anything.

Regarding the distance from Tenth and Patton to the Texas Theater, yes, the Commission was ignorant of the distance; so were you.

Prove it. What else were they ignorant of?