Brown/Weidmann, Mini-Debate?

[Martin Weidmann]

Stop dodging

Brown/Weidmann, Mini-Debate?
« on: April 14, 2022, 04:37:24 AM »

Bill Brown

I say Ted Callaway helped load Tippit's body into the ambulance and then went over to the patrol car radio to report the shooting to the police dispatcher.

Martin Weidmann says I am wrong, that Callaway got on the patrol car radio first... and then helped load the body into the ambulance.

Try to understand what I have written before jumping in with anymore stupid comments.

Callaway checked Tippit first, saw the wound to his head and concluded that he was dead. He then went to the police car and told the dispatcher exactly that; that he thought the officer was dead. By then the ambulance had arrived and it's driver saw Tippit lying in the street covered by a blanket or jacket. When he pulled the cover off, he noticed it was a police officer, so he ran back to his ambulance to let the dispatcher know the victim was a police officer. He couldn't get through, because Callaway was on the radio, and returned to the ambulance. Then Callaway, who had finished his short call, and Bowley both helped to load Tippit into the ambulance.

[John Iacoletti]

Have you got anything of value to say or is this diatribe all you've got?

“Richard” doesn’t think any topic is worth discussing, other than his unsubstantiated opinion that Oswald did it. Why is he even here?

[Bill Chapman]

Try to understand what I have written before jumping in with anymore stupid comments.

Callaway checked Tippit first, saw the wound to his head and concluded that he was dead. He then went to the police car and told the dispatcher exactly that; that he thought the officer was dead. By then the ambulance had arrived and it's driver saw Tippit lying in the street covered by a blanket or jacket. When he pulled the cover off, he noticed it was a police officer, so he ran back to his ambulance to let the dispatcher know the victim was a police officer. He couldn't get through, because Callaway was on the radio, and returned to the ambulance. Then Callaway, who had finished his short call, and Bowley both helped to load Tippit into the ambulance.

Stop dodging

[Martin Weidmann]

Stop dodging

Still don't understand what you read? Oh well... Not really a surprise.

[Bill Chapman]

Still don't understand what you read? Oh well... Not really a surprise.

What I read from you is nothing more than attempts to distance yourself from previous claims

[Martin Weidmann]

What I read from you is nothing more than attempts to distance yourself from previous claims

Which only tells me that you are clueless.

Here's a clue; instead of trying to make this this about me, as per usual, why don't you try to look at the evidence honestly for once?

Oh wait....

[Bill Chapman]

Which only tells me that you are clueless.

Here's a clue; instead of trying to make this this about me, as per usual, why don't you try to look at the evidence honestly for once?

Oh wait....

Get over yourself. You're nothing special: You're just another Oswald arse-kisser to slap around.