Stupid fool. Try to read (and understand) what Bowles told the HSCA first before you write something idiotic as this.
I used the words "no guarantee", not Bowles. For him it was beyond clear that the times called by the dispatchers were not the real times!
When you are right, you're right.... A brick wall is easier to talk to than a zealot like Chapman, who is clearly incapable of any kind of rational thought.
'The man in charge of the DPD dispatchers basically tells the HSCA that there is no guarantee that the times given by the dispatchers reflect the real time'Whoa. Hold your horses and try to stay within the confines of my point for the moment: No matter who said 'no guarantee', that still means 'cannot dismiss', no matter how great a chance prior results may have favoured DPD time-dispatches.
