Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[Bill Brown]

BS. You can not assume that Oswald ditched a jacket unless you demonstrate first which of the two jackets he owned it was.
The blue/gray jacket was found at the TSBD and the light gray jacket was, according to Frazier, worn by Oswald to Irving on Thursday evening. There is no way that light gray jacket could have gotten from Irving to the rooming house.

Oswald left the rooming house wearing a jacket, zipping it up as he went out the door.  Why did he ditch that jacket somewhere, anywhere, between the rooming house on Beckley and the shoe store on Jefferson?  For once, give a reasonable explanation for this.

[Bill Brown]

Just telling me that I am in denial about the accuracy of the time stamps doesn't make it so. It's a meaningless comment from somebody who clearly foolishly thinks he knows better than others. There is a preponderance of evidence that shows that the time line provided by the police tapes can not be correct, including a statement to the HSCA from the man in charge of the DPD dispatchers;

There is no way to connect "police time" with "real time." - J.C. Bowles

You're missing the point.

Bowles' words tell us that the tapes could be off somewhat.  That's not even a guarantee, as you seem to believe it is.  However, the point is... the tapes could be off slightly one direction or the other.  YOU, in order to get your cop-killer off the hook, need them to be off by as much as eight minutes.  That's the point.

[Bill Brown]

I went back and checked and you are right. I could have sworn you said two minutes, but it seems you said one minute.

So then please stop misquoting me, which you seem to do once every couple months.

[Bill Brown]

The shooting takes place at 1:14.  Benavides begins keying the mic around 1:15-1:16.  Bowley finally grabs the mic from Benavides at 1:17.

Even this argument contradicts your own claims about Callaway. You've stated that it took Callaway less than 3 minutes after the shots to reach the scene. If the shooting took place at 1:14 you would have Callaway arriving at 1:17 which is when you claim Bowley made his (46 seconds long) call to the dispatcher. Callaway himself said that he wasn't sure if the dispatcher had been called, which can only mean that he did not see Bowley work the radio. In other words, if it took Callaway less than three minutes after the shots to get there (which I believe it did, because Croy's testimony confirms it), the following events must have already occured prior to 1:17;

First, where did I state that it took Callaway less than three minutes after the shots to reach the scene?

[Martin Weidmann]

Oswald left the rooming house wearing a jacket, zipping it up as he went out the door.  Why did he ditch that jacket somewhere, anywhere, between the rooming house on Beckley and the shoe store on Jefferson?  For once, give a reasonable explanation for this.

Just repeating the same statement and question and expecting a different result is foolish.

If Oswald did not leave the rooming house wearing a jacket he also could not have ditched it somewhere.

So me proof positive that Oswald left the rooming house wearing a jacket!

[Bill Brown]

Just repeating the same statement and question and expecting a different result is foolish.

If Oswald did not leave the rooming house wearing a jacket he also could not have ditched it somewhere.

So me proof positive that Oswald left the rooming house wearing a jacket!

Lame.

Show me proof positive Oswald did not leave the rooming house wearing a jacket!

Fair enough?

[Gerry Down]

Oswald pulled a gun on an officer inside the Texas Theatre and tried to shoot him. That alone is the proof Oswald shot Kennedy.