The Bus Stop Farce

[Martin Weidmann]

I am not dismissing the DPD recordings as "arbitrary".

You were earlier in this thread. If you have changed your tune, then the effort hasn’t been in vain.

You really don't understand anything, don't you. I have never dismissed the DPD recordings as "arbitrary".

I dismiss the DPD recordings because a preponderance of evidence demonstrates to any rational thinking human being that, at least where the Tippit killing is concerned, they are absolutely unreliable. I could demonstrate it quite easily by asking a simple question, but there would be little point since I won't get an honest answer from you anyway.

[Martin Weidmann]

I am not a mind reader. So I asked.

You're not much of an analyst either, it seems

[Charles Collins]

You're not much of an analyst either, it seems

 

[John Iacoletti]

You will continue to use one excuse after another to claim that we don’t know anything at all about any thing at all. 

You will continue to jump through all sort of hoops to pretend that you know things that you don’t.

[John Iacoletti]

I asked Bill the question because I believe that there is a good chance that Dale Myers elaborated on his methods. And I would like to know more about them.

You could always read With Malice. Just a thought.

You believe that you have figured out a “timeline” based on witness testimony. And you desperately want to be able to dismiss the times on the DPD recordings as “arbitrary” because they are at odds with your “timeline.”

Neither Martin or anybody else said that the dispatcher time checks are arbitrary — just inaccurate.

[John Iacoletti]

It tells me that when I need to know the exact meaning of a word I look it up to be sure.

And then you cherry-pick the dictionary and the definition that most fits your bias so that you can declare any other usage “wrong” and argue about it ad nauseam.

[Bill Chapman]

You will continue to jump through all sort of hoops to pretend that you know things that you don’t.

In CT Wonderland, nothing can be known, proven or believed.