Oswald's Light-Colored Jacket

[John Anderson]

Maybe carrying it around upside down wasn't a great idea.

[Tim Nickerson]

Fibers....Plural???    There was only ONE fiber found in the paper sack.....

Mr. STOMBAUGH. I removed the debris from the inside of the bag by opening the bag as best I could, and tapping it and knocking the debris on to a small piece of white paper, and I found a very small number of fibers. Upon examining these fibers, I found a single brown, delustered, viscose fiber and several light-green cotton fibers from the inside of the bag. I also found a minute particle of wood and a single particle of a waxy substance.

[Gary Craig]

Fibers....Plural???    There was only ONE fiber found in the paper sack.....

"Fibers....Plural???    There was only ONE fiber found in the paper sack....."

The first entry in the following says different.

[John Iacoletti]

No.  You prove that Day was wrong about the date the photo was taken.

I didn't claim that Day was wrong.  I asked you how you know Day was right.  You have no answer.

The photo was posted in an attempt to supposedly show that there was evidence contamination.

No, the photo was posted to show that there could easily have been evidence contamination.

Straw man.

It's not a strawman.  How do fibers allegedly found in a bag show who shot somebody?

[John Iacoletti]

"Could have originated from this blanket".  There's some solid evidence for you! 

[John Iacoletti]

This is Bill Brown's thought process in a nutshell:

- Thinks it's significant that fibers in the bag could have come from the blanket in the garage

- Doesn't think it's significant that the bag could have been contaminated through improper evidence handling

[Walt Cakebread]

This is Bill Brown's thought process in a nutshell:

- Thinks it's significant that fibers in the bag could have come from the blanket in the garage

- Doesn't think it's significant that the bag could have been contaminated through improper evidence handling

I believe the fibers (plural) were ON the exterior surface of the bag....there was only a single fiber found inside the sack...