Tippit Shooting 1:15-1:16

[Bill Brown]

His testimony contradicts what other witnesses said, and there's no consistency or reliability in his account—even before the lineups.
He said the man came down the east side (the side both he and the shooter were on). But Ted Callaway said the man was on the west side. Guinyard also claimed he got within 10 feet of the shooter before he crossed Patton, but the FBI measured Callaway’s position at 56 feet from the man. Callaway is ahead of Guinyard.

[Michael Capasse]

Yea so?...then you said....

 So yes, Callaway was at the front (closer to Jefferson) and Guinyard was at the back (the alley).

I am not arguing where Callaway is.

[Bill Brown]

For those not named Capasse...

From Oswald's position having just turned the corner from Tenth onto Patton, Guinyard was halfway down the block and Callaway was three-fourths of the way down the block, i.e. Guinyard was closer to Oswald at that point.  Both Guinyard and Callaway were standing on the sidewalk on the east side of Patton.

Oswald, as he is heading down Patton on the east side, sees these two men further down.  As Oswald is nearing Guinyard and not running to run right past him within mere feet, Oswald crosses over to the west side of the street.  Oswald is now across the street from Guinyard.

Oswald continues down Patton on the west side and shortly before reaching Jefferson, he is now directly across the street from Callaway.  This is where the fifty-six feet distance comes into play.

[Michael Capasse]

For those not named Capasse...

From Oswald's position having just turned the corner from Tenth onto Patton, Guinyard was halfway down the block and Callaway was three-fourths of the way down the block, i.e. Guinyard was closer to Oswald at that point.  Both Guinyard and Callaway were standing on the sidewalk on the east side of Patton.

Oswald, as he is heading down Patton on the east side, sees these two men further down.  As Oswald is nearing Guinyard and not running to run right past him within mere feet, Oswald crosses over to the west side of the street.  Oswald is now across the street from Guinyard.

Oswald continues down Patton on the west side and shortly before reaching Jefferson, he is now directly across the street from Callaway.  This is where the fifty-six feet distance comes into play.

I haven't disputed any of these locations. - When does the "rolling thumb" discard the shells?

AFFIDAVIT IN ANY FACT
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF DALLAS

BEFORE ME, Mary Rattan, a Notary Public in and for said County, State of Texas, on this day personally appeared Sam Guinyard c/m/38 of 605 East Park St., Waxahachie, Texas who, after being by me duly sworn, on oath deposes and says:

I work as a partner at the used car lot at 501 E. Jefferson. Today about 1:00 pm I heard some shooting near Patton and 10th Street. I ran out and looked. I saw a white man running south on Patton Street with a pistol in his hand. The last I saw of this man he was running west on Jefferson. I went around on 10th Street and saw a policeman laying in the street. He was bloody and looked dead to me. The #2 man in the lineup I saw at the city hall is the same man I saw running with the pistol in his hand.

/s/ Sam Guinyard

SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN BEFORE ME THIS 22 DAY OF November A.D. 1963

/s/ Mary Rattan
Notary Public, Dallas County, Texas

[Bill Brown]

I haven't disputed any of this.

Then what did you mean when you stated "Callaway is ahead of Guinyard"?

[Bill Brown]

I haven't disputed any of this.

Then what did you mean when you stated "Callaway is ahead of Guinyard"?

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[Michael Capasse]

Then what did you mean when you stated "Callaway is ahead of Guinyard"?

Already stated. Again, has nothing to do with why I don't believe Guinyard.
SG never went further north than the ally. Not sure why you continue to argue a moot point.

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I don't waste my time.