Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[Walt Cakebread]

Wasn't Oswald* spotted emptying shells from his revolver post-shooting Tippit? The three live rounds in his pocket, maybe?

*Assuming of course, it was indeed Oswald - which I think it most likely was.

I'm happy to see that you've placed the asterisk by the name Oswald and then noted that you were "assuming" that the man was Lee H. Oswald.

So you have some doubt that the man was Lee Oswald....  That's showing a glimmer of intelligent thinking.   Any rational and reasonable person would reject the official story that Tippit's killer was Lee Oswald based on the FACT that Several witnesses swore that the shooting occurred no later than 1:07 .....And Lee Oswald's land lady said that she saw Lee STANDING ( not dashing down the street) on the sidewalk in front of the rooming house at about 1:04.....  Lee could not have traveled over one mile in three minutes ...  ( I say OVER one mile because the man who shot Tippit was WALKING east on tenth street when Markham Saw him being tailed by Tippit who was driving along behind the man.   Thus if the man had been Lee Oswald he would have had to have traveled PAST the intersection of 10th  & Patton and then reversed his course so that he was walking TOWARD the rooming house when Helen Markham first saw him.   )

[Walt Cakebread]

The downed stop sign on the southeast corner of the intersection of Tenth and Patton:

What the Hell?  .....Are you saying that Lee Oswald destroyed a stop sign to draw a Cop to the scene ?   Whew!...

[Zeon Mason]

Was that Stop sign down on November 22/63 or is that a latter photo?

Cause if it was down on Nov 22/63, that another one of those unusual "coincidences" imo

[Walt Cakebread]

Wasn't Oswald* spotted emptying shells from his revolver post-shooting Tippit? The three live rounds in his pocket, maybe?

*Assuming of course, it was indeed Oswald - which I think it most likely was.

Wasn't Oswald* spotted emptying shells from his revolver post-shooting Tippit?

 Yes....The man who shot Tippit was seen by several witnesses who reported that the man removed ONE SPENT SHELL AT A TIME  as he walked away from the scene.

The spent shells in a  S&W revolver are  NOT unloaded  ONE AT A TIME......  The S&W revolver is designed to eject all of the spent shells at once....  When the cylinder is swung to the side the ejector rod is pushed toward the rear and all six chambers are emptied at once.  Since it is a fact that the witnesses reported the man remove one spent shell at a time , and those spent shells were found scattered over a wide area it's obvious that the man was NOT using a S&W revolver.

The revolver that was allegedly taken from Lee Oswald in the Texas theater was a Smith and Wesson.   

[Peter Kleinschmidt]

The downed stop sign on the southeast corner of the intersection of Tenth and Patton:

Just spit it out, you are trying to say Oswald wore a dress that day, right?
And if not, we know it is that person in the dress and her 2 friends.
WOW! This is turning out to be a very productive week on the site

[Bill Brown]

Was that Stop sign down on November 22/63 or is that a latter photo?

Cause if it was down on Nov 22/63, that another one of those unusual "coincidences" imo

Zeon, the stop sign was knocked over by a car in the wee hours of 11/22/63, roughly twelve hours before Tippit was killed.

[Walt Cakebread]

Zeon, the stop sign was knocked over by a car in the wee hours of 11/22/63, roughly twelve hours before Tippit was killed.

How is it significant to the Tippit case?