Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[Martin Weidmann]

How long do you think it takes for the ambulance to get to the scene once the funeral home received the call?

Irrelevant to the comment I made.

[Bill Brown]

Irrelevant to the comment I made.

Who said it was relevant to your comment?  Why not (finally) answer a very simple question?

[Martin Weidmann]

Who said it was relevant to your comment?  Why not (finally) answer a very simple question?

I have answered far more questions in our conversations than you ever have.

Why do you lie about George and Patricia Nash actually seeing the stamped time slip when they never said that in their article?

[Bill Brown]

I have answered far more questions in our conversations than you ever have.

Why do you lie about George and Patricia Nash actually seeing the stamped time slip when they never said that in their article?

Because you don't know the case means I'm lying?  Do you really believe that article I linked to is the only place on the entire internet where information on the Nash's can be found?

It's not my problem that you don't know the facts of the Tippit murder.

[Bill Brown]

I'll continue this discussion with you as long as it remains civil. The first time you start patronizing the conversation is over.

Based on both of our posting histories, I think we know who needs to try their damnedest to remain civil.

It was a reponse to your pathetic claim...

[Martin Weidmann]

Because you don't know the case means I'm lying?  Do you really believe that article I linked to is the only place on the entire internet where information on the Nash's can be found?

It's not my problem that you don't know the facts of the Tippit murder.

Of course you are lying, because if you were not you would have produced the link that would prove me wrong.

Let's see how well you know the facts of this case;

Hi Dale.  I don't recall if I responded to this post or not.  This thread got caught up in a lot of political debate for many pages.

In my opinion (based on eyewitness descriptions), Tippit and Oswald carry on a conversation for less than thirty seconds.  The shooting itself probably took less than five seconds (and is therefore irrelevant when discussing a timeline).

Ted Callaway is at the patrol car reporting the shooting at 1:19 and his description of his actions tells us that he's at that patrol car probably three minutes after the shots rang out.

All ya gotta do is read Callaway's own words.  He did not make his way up to the corner until after the killer had reached the corner of Patton and Jefferson.

Callaway was at the scene sooner than five minutes after the shots; he just did not get on the police radio to report it immediately upon arriving at the scene.

You really should read his testimony a little closer.

 

3 minutes or 5 minutes between the shots and the use of the radio by Callaway. It seems somebody is adapting his story depending on the conversation.

Now, let's examine this claim;

Ted Callaway is at the patrol car reporting the shooting at 1:19 and his description of his actions tells us that he's at that patrol car probably three minutes after the shots rang out.

Which means that in this version Tippit was shot at 1:16. But, hang on, Helen Markham testified she catched her regular bus to  work at 1:15, so what would she be still doing at 10th & Patton at 1:16?.

Never mind that Markham also said she left home at "a little after 1", perhaps even 1:06 or 1:07, and never mind that the FBI timed the one block walk from Markham's home to the corner of 10th and Patton as taking no more than 2,5 minutes. Now, how does any of this compute with Tippit being shot at 1:16?

The obvious answer: It doesn't!

[Bill Brown]

Of course you are lying, because if you were not you would have produced the link that would prove me wrong.

Let's see how well you know the facts of this case;



 

3 minutes or 5 minutes between the shots and the use of the radio by Callaway. It seems somebody is adapting his story depending on the conversation.

Now, let's examine this claim;

Ted Callaway is at the patrol car reporting the shooting at 1:19 and his description of his actions tells us that he's at that patrol car probably three minutes after the shots rang out.

Which means that in this version Tippit was shot at 1:16. But, hang on, Helen Markham testified she catched her regular bus to  work at 1:15, so what would she be still doing at 10th & Patton at 1:16?.

Never mind that Markham also said she left home at "a little after 1", perhaps even 1:06 or 1:07, and never mind that the FBI timed the one block walk from Markham's home to the corner of 10th and Patton as taking no more than 2,5 minutes. Now, how does any of this compute with Tippit being shot at 1:16?

The obvious answer: It doesn't!

If the shooting occurred before 1:10, then you have to explain why it would have taken Callaway ten minutes to get to Tippit's patrol car radio to report the incident at 1:19.  He tells us what he did upon hearing the shots and it does not take ten minutes.

[Bill Brown]

"Went to his room.  Got a short coat to put on."  --  Earlene Roberts

Oswald left the rooming house in a jacket.  Roberts told the Warren Commission that he was zipping it up as he went out the front door.  He's seen without a jacket by Johnny Brewer on Jefferson outside the shoe store.  Forget Tenth and Patton.  Forget the jacket found underneath the car behind the Texaco station.  Why would Oswald ditch his jacket between the rooming house on Beckley and the shoe store on Jefferson?