Tippit Shooting, 1:15

[John Iacoletti]

Oswald was seen in a jacket at the Tippit scene
An oversized jacket, I understand... nice big collar
Imagine the possibilities...

"Oswald was seen".  LOL.

[Bill Chapman]

"Oswald was seen".  LOL.

Mystery Guest #2

[Bill Chapman]

You bet, and Steven Galbraith just threw $100 into the pot.

Imagine him calculate his return-on-investment while watching Chapman talking through his ass!

Say something clever

[Peter Goth]

You bet, and Steven Galbraith just threw $100 into the pot.

Imagine him calculate his return-on-investment while watching Chapman talking through his ass!

  actually, it's just really bad stand-up, the orifice is the same though.

[Bill Chapman]

actually, it's just really bad stand-up, the orifice is the same though.

Go ahead... make my day

[Bill Brown]

There's also another indicator that the ambulance's arrival at the hospital at 1:18 doesn't do Brown any favor. When you trace the fastest route between 10th street and the hospital on North Beckley, on Google map, the estimated drive time is 7 minutes. Had the ambulance arrived at 1:18, it would mean that it must have picked up Tippit - at best - 7 minutes earlier, at 1:11.

The hospital was only a mile away.  Seven minutes?  Hardly.

Actually, it's about 1,5 miles

Check out google maps and find out for yourself.

I did check it out and I got 1.1 miles.  Am I missing something?

Either way, you somehow believe it takes an ambulance, sirens blaring, seven minutes to go a mile and a half? (though I don't believe it's that far)

Please explain.

[Bill Brown]

Sure they do, depending on traffic..... So, what is your point?

In the past, Bill Brown argued that a time stamp card from the funeral home at Jefferson showed that the call was received at 1:18.
Now he seems to go with 1:18 as the time Tippit arrived at the hospital, 1,5 miles away....

When you tell lies, your point loses validity.

I haven't said that the ambulance arrived at the hospital at 1:18.  Why lie?