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Online Zeon Mason

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Re: Shooter behind the fence
« Reply #35 on: Today at 03:22:25 AM »
Well I think Harold Norman , on the 5th floor right beneath the 6th floor TSBD shooter, is the closest witness who heard 3 shots fired in less than 5 seconds. His “boom click click “ Sequence is no where near 10 secs or even 7 secs. It’s completed in less than 5 secs in every film of Norman doing it,including in the Bugliosi v Spence Mock trial.

So Houston ( er Dallas).. we got a problem ..  ???
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Online John Corbett

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Re: Shooter behind the fence
« Reply #36 on: Today at 03:42:57 AM »
Well I think Harold Norman , on the 5th floor right beneath the 6th floor TSBD shooter, is the closest witness who heard 3 shots fired in less than 5 seconds. His “boom click click “ Sequence is no where near 10 secs or even 7 secs. It’s completed in less than 5 secs in every film of Norman doing it,including in the Bugliosi v Spence Mock trial.

So Houston ( er Dallas).. we got a problem ..  ???

Seriously? You think that is an accurate way to determine the timespan of the shots?

Online John Corbett

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Re: Shooter behind the fence
« Reply #37 on: Today at 02:19:03 PM »
Just to follow up on Norman's estimation of the timespan of the shots. He didn't give one. In his testimony to the WC he said:

"And I don't remember saying I heard several seconds later. I merely told him that I heard three shots because I didn't have any idea what time it was."