Officer “K”

[Tim Nickerson]

"I turned the jacket over to him"

Mr. WESTBROOK. Actually, I didn't find it--it was pointed out to me by either some officer that--that was while we were going over the scene in the close area where the shooting was concerned, someone pointed out a jacket to me that was laying under a car and I got the jacket and told the officer to take the license number.

[John Iacoletti]

Mr. WESTBROOK. Actually, I didn't find it--it was pointed out to me by either some officer that--that was while we were going over the scene in the close area where the shooting was concerned, someone pointed out a jacket to me that was laying under a car and I got the jacket and told the officer to take the license number.

So their statements directly contradict each other.  Any particular reason you're choosing to state Westbrook's account as a fact?  Especially considering that Westbrook couldn't even identify this officer (or even that it was an officer), or under which car the jacket was found.

[Walt Cakebread]

So their statements directly contradict each other.  Any particular reason you're choosing to state Westbrook's account as a fact?  Especially considering that Westbrook couldn't even identify this officer (or even that it was an officer), or under which car the jacket was found.

So their statements directly contradict each other.


That's true but Officer K was merely telling it as it was..... 

[Charles Collins]

From Bowles’ introduction of chapter six (which I posted earlier in this thread):

While their recollections are presented in the first person, their comments should not be taken as unalterable quotes. Too many years have passed for them to remember with unimpeachable certainty what they might have said earlier and what they say now. Accordingly, what they say here should be considered for the meaning rather than exactness.

And from Westbrook’s WC testimony:

You know, I didn’t review my report before I came over here - I didn’t have a chance. I just came off of vacation and they hit me with this this morning as soon as I got to the office.


Even in the best of circumstances there are normally inconsistencies between the accounts of various people. If everyone’s accounts agreed totally and all the Ts were crossed and the Is were dotted, it would look suspicious to me.

[Walt Cakebread]

Walt and you should try to keep up. J.T. Griffin found the jacket. He left it in-situ while Westbrook left his car and walked over.

Sorry there's no Hollywood-quality film of this to meet your unattainable standard of proof.

"That's when we found his jacket. We saw Captain  Westbrook in his car on Jefferson so I turned the jacket over to him. It isn't easy to handle a motorcycle and hang on to a jacket."

Mr Organ...May I suggest that you take a refresher course in reading comprehension.

Or have any 6th grader read what officer K said and explain it to you......

"That's when we found his jacket. We saw Captain  Westbrook in his car on Jefferson so I turned the jacket over to him. It isn't easy to handle a motorcycle and hang on to a jacket."

[Michael Walton]

Jefferson Blvd was visible from the parking lot.

Why in the world would Oswald take the long way where he supposedly shot Tippit if the whole plan was for him was to go see a "picture show." Doesn't make sense like a lot of things don't make sense in this case.

[Walt Cakebread]

Why in the world would Oswald take the long way where he supposedly shot Tippit if the whole plan was for him was to go see a "picture show." Doesn't make sense like a lot of things don't make sense in this case.

Why do you persist in asking these very logical questions ?.....   But confusion can be expected in trying to make sense of nonsense.    It's not difficult to prove that Lee Oswald was not the young man who William Whaley transported to Oakcliff at 12:30 that day.   And since that's a fact, then the map of Lee's sojourn from the Bus depot to the theater is nothing but a figment of someone's imagination.