Tippit Shooting, 1:15

[Bill Chapman]

So when you screw up it’s a BFD “honest mistake”, but when I get something wrong, I’m a “cheater” who “misrepresents”.

I think what that makes you is a hypocrite.

Think what you want. I don't trust you. Period.

[Martin Weidmann]

Think what you want. I don't trust you. Period.

When somebody starts saying stuff like that, it usually means they've lost the argument and know it.

Oh yeah, before you say it; you don't trust me either, right?

[Jerry Freeman]

What about all the other people who saw him fleeing the scene?

That much alone is a good question because the shooter didn't just vanish. The cops were searching a library or church[?] where a suspect was reported entering but then they were called off for some reason. What ever happened to that guy? There were other observers not mentioned in the police reports who saw a shooter or at least a fleeing suspect. Their descriptions were either not helpful or not wanted.

Think what you want. I don't trust you. Period.

This sounds like a personal problem

[Ray Mitcham]

Nobody saw the fleeing killer "ditch his jacket".....  Where do you get this nonsense....   And FYI  the question about the ownership of that Jacket has never been resolved.

It was yet another "honest mistake by Chapman. He does seem to make an awful lot of them.

[John Iacoletti]

Nobody saw the fleeing killer "ditch his jacket".....  Where do you get this nonsense....   

Another “honest mistake”, no doubt.

Probably.

[John Iacoletti]

Think what you want. I don't trust you. Period.

Who cares? You can either back up your claims with evidence or you cannot.

How many “honest mistakes” do you get to be caught out on before you are unreliable?

[Bill Chapman]

Another “honest mistake”, no doubt.

Probably.

Mr. BALL. Did he have the same clothes on in the lineup--did the man have the same clothes?
Mr. CALLAWAY. He had the same trousers and shirt, but he didn't have his jacket on. He had ditched his jacket.