Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[Gary Craig]

"On the Trail of the Assassins"
by Jim Garrisson.

~snip~

"....As I continued my research, I discovered that beyond the eyewitnesses
there was other evidence gathered and altered by the Dallas homicide
unit showing that Lee Oswald had been framed in the Tippit murder.

For instance, I read transcripts of the messages sent over the Dallas
police radio shortly after the murder. These were recorded automat-
ically on a log. Just minutes after a citizen first reported the murder on
Tippit's radio, Patrolman H.W. Summers in Dallas police unit
number 221 (the designation for the squad car) reported that an
"eyeball witness to the getaway man" had been located. The suspect
was described as having black wavy hair, wearing an Eisenhower jacket
of light color, with dark trousers and a white shirt. He was "apparently
armed with a .32, dark finish, automatic pistol," which he had in his
right hand. Moments later, Sergeant G. Hill reported that "the shell at
the scene indicates that the suspect is armed with an automatic .38
rather than a pistol."

It seemed clear to me from this that the hand gun used to shoot
Tippit was an automatic. But the gun allegedly taken from Lee Oswald
when Dallas police later arrested him at the Texas Theatre was a
revolver. Unless Oswald had stopped and changed guns, which no one
had ever suggested, this fact alone put a severe hole in the govern-
ment's case."

~snip~

[Bill Brown]

I know Bill Brown is big on the honest/dishonest thing ... were these honest mistakes by Belin?

I'm still waiting for your cite for the (mistaken) claim that Hill stated that AUTO was stamped on the shells.  When did Hill say this?

[Jerry Freeman]

Correct, I shouldn't have put Hill in my reply.

Oh..it's just the word game again

   [1:34]   241 (Ptm. J.P. Hollingsworth)    10-4. Whereabouts on the third floor?         
     550/2 (Sgt. G.L. Hill)    550/2.         
     Dispatcher    Go ahead, car 2.         
     550/2    The shells at the scene indicate that the suspect is armed with an automatic 38, rather than a pistol.         
     Dispatcher    10-4.

http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/dpdtapes/tapes3.htm

The amazing thing is the amount of communication listed between 1:34 and 1:35.
See for yourselves! It all looks fudged to me.

Mr. On the Scene Gerald Hill was operating on both channels of the radio...

   550/2 (Sergeant Gerald L. Hill)    A witness reports that he last was seen in the Abundant Life Temple about the 400 block. We are fixing to go in and shake it down.
               Dispatcher    Is that the one that was involved in the shooting of the officer?
               550/2    Yes.
               Dispatcher    They already have him.

How did the dispatcher know 'they already have him'?  Telepathy? There was a lot of that on that day. 
    

550/2 (Sergeant Gerald L. Hill)    No, that wasn't the right one. (1:44 p.m.)

So, how did Hill know that?

[1:46]   Dispatcher    . . . en route to Texas Theater. Have someone cover off the rear of the theater at the fire escape.
    211 (Ptm. R. Hawkins)    211. There's about five squads back here with me now.

Five squads. They had their man.

[John Iacoletti]

However, we run into one MAJOR problem. Pulling the .38 on the cop. In my opinion, not the actions of an innocent man, unless something else is at play here.

There is ZERO evidence that Oswald pulled a gun on a cop in the Texas Theater.

[Bill Brown]

There is ZERO evidence that Oswald pulled a gun on a cop in the Texas Theater.

Keep telling yourself that.

[John Iacoletti]

And surprise, surprise, surprise; fibers identical to the shirt he was wearing when arrested in the TT were found in the jacket he ditched in the lot behind the Texaco station.

...and by "identical", Howard means "similar".

[Bill Brown]

...and by "identical", Howard means "similar".

They were more than only similar.  They were an exact match.  The shirt fibers and the fibers found inside the jacket were the same exact shade, color and twist as each other.  They were a 100% match.