On the Trail of Delusion, Episode 39, with Bill Brown on location in Oak Cliff

[Fred Litwin]

On the Trail of Delusion, Episode 39, a Tour of the J.D. Tippit Murder Scene with Bill Brown.

We go on location to Oak Cliff with Tippit expert Bill Brown.

[John Corbett]

I was a bit disappointed when I went on Google Earth a year or two ago and discovered the entire neighborhood around 10th and Patton had been razed and replaced with modern houses. It also appeared a new school had been built that cutoff 10th St from Beckley. It looks much different than it did when I visited it in 2008. All the old houses were still standing, probably much the way it looked in 1963. I guess it's unrealistic to think neighborhoods aren't going to change over 60 years.

I had the same feeling when I visited my old home town of Omaha a few years ago. The neighborhood I grew up in was largely the same but so much nearby it had changed dramatically.

[David Von Pein]

I very much enjoyed seeing Bill Brown's latest (2026) tour around the J.D. Tippit murder site. Great info. About the only thing I'd feel compelled to add would be this common-sense observation that I wrote in 2011 concerning eyewitness Domingo Benavides:



More Tippit Talk:

https://jfk-archives.blogspot.com/2017/04/jfk-assassination-arguments-part-1242.html

[Bill Brown]

I very much enjoyed seeing Bill Brown's latest (2026) tour around the J.D. Tippit murder site. Great info. About the only thing I'd feel compelled to add would be this common-sense observation that I wrote in 2011 concerning eyewitness Domingo Benavides:



More Tippit Talk:

https://jfk-archives.blogspot.com/2017/04/jfk-assassination-arguments-part-1242.html

Thanks David.

[Gerry Down]

Good presentation, but not quite up there with the legend Michael Brownlow yet. Need to jazz things up. Need more pazazz 

[Bill Brown]

Good presentation, but not quite up there with the legend Michael Brownlow yet. Need to jazz things up. Need more pazazz 

Yes, I need to tell a few porky pies and when challenged on them, simply claim I saw proof in the Dallas Police city records.

[Martin Weidmann]

Yes, I need to tell a few porky pies and when challenged on them, simply claim I saw proof in the Dallas Police city records.

Or present a fake "Ripley's believe it or not" affidavit and if that doesn't work, just say the witness was wrong and you know better.

Oh wait,,, there's another option. Just simply refuse to answer a question and run away in silence.