"This entire "time stamp card business is nothing but hot air."

[Mark A. Oblazney]

Didn't Parnell & Scully kind of put this to bed?  Anybody care to go 'wayback'?

[Tim Nickerson]

The point is that the Nashes saw the trip ticket and noted that the call was received at 1:18.  They even specified the column in which the 1:18 was marked.

Bill,  if the trip ticket was found and presented in a forum like this, what are the odds that it would be accepted as being genuine and accurate by  the diehard Oswald defenders? If the DPD radio Dispatch clocks (near synchronized with the Hertz clock on the TSBD roof) are not to be considered as accurate, then why would the Hughes funeral home clock be?

[Bill Brown]

Tim,

That's a very good point.  You can lead a horse to water...

[John Iacoletti]

There is literally a mountain of evidence that Oswald was at the corner of Patton and Tenth and killed Tippit, and besides bashing the eyewitnesses the main CT refutation is that Oswald didn't have the time to make it, but the CT's star witness is what the CT's themselves call a "screwball" and secondly they rely on the watch of a man who confesses that his watch may have been as much as five minutes off, and that's basically the best they've got! It's seriously is a waste of time trying to talk sense to these sheeple.

Says the guy who relies on biased and unfair lineups and months later showings of a single mugshot to people who witnessed no crime, and calls it "literally a mountain of evidence".

[Bill Brown]

"I did have occasion to reproduce that trip ticket and it was given to a man and wife reporting team from Life magazine in 1964" -- J.C. Butler

[John Iacoletti]

A lot of people claim to have seen and done a lot of things.  Without the actual card to examine, it remains unsubstantiated.

[Bill Brown]

A lot of people claim to have seen and done a lot of things.  Without the actual card to examine, it remains unsubstantiated.

Denial.