Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[Matt Grantham]

Be very cautious Bill, it sounds like he's folding his arms and stamping his feet.

 Simply tired of asking for facts outside of the comfort zone

[Mike Orr]

Mitch T. Reply #622 --- He radioed in , "The shells at the scene indicate that the suspect is armed with an Automatic 38 rather than a pistol ?? Sorry Mitch , I missed something . Can you explain the 38 Auto shells ?  Sorry man , I'll try to stay up .

[Bill Chapman]

A timeline is not a primary issue in criminal prosecution?

  A few more general questions for others as well

 Was Westbrook the first to arrive?

 Westbrook ordered several officers to get a complete list of all the occupants in the theater and the list disappeared

Two police documents exist that Oswald was arrested in the balcony, and 7 officers stated Oswald was arrested in the balcony

Link to these documents...? Oh, wait.. they've disappeared.

[Matt Grantham]

Link to these documents...? Oh, wait.. they've disappeared.

 Did you miss the word questions?

[Matt Grantham]

Mr. ELY. Yes; I have one. Captain, you mentioned that you had left orders for somebody to take the names of everybody in the theatre, and you also stated you did not have this list; do you know who has it?
Mr. WESTBROOK. No; possibly Lieutenant Cunningham will know, but I don't know who has the list.
Mr. ELY. That's all.

 And the list has disappeared Oh I forgot Bill I am not allowed to say stuff like that

[Matt Grantham]

 There is this, but the links to the reference document do not work as usual

There is a hint of the second Oswald?s arrest in the Dallas police records.

According to the Dallas Police Department?s official Homicide Report on J.D. Tippit, ?Suspect was later arrested in the balcony of the Texas Theater at 231 W. Jefferson.? 457

Dallas Police detective L.D. Springfellow also reported to Captain W. P. Gannaway, ?Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested in the balconyh of the Texas Theater.? 458


http://jfkcountercoup.blogspot.com/2012/02/

[Bill Brown]

Some of these guys criticize the idea that officers descended upon the theater because a man entered without buying a ticket, finding it suspicious that so many officers would respond for such a minor offense.  These guys criticize while being totally unaware that officers descended upon the Abundant Life Temple, the old building full of antiques and the library before ever going to the theater.

In reality, members of the Dallas Police Department were running around like a chicken with it's head cut off in an attempt to follow every single lead that may put them face to face with the cop-killer.

I always find it sad that some criticize yet are totally ignorant of the events they are attempting to be critical of.

Do you recall this earlier response from me to you

 OK. I guess I was presupposing they would be having discussions concerning the theater by 1.44

Do I need to confess again? So yes I misunderstood the 1.40 transcript about them having an Oswald in custody at that time Pretty sure that all is i in the thread


 Don't concern yourself with answering any of my questions because this morning at least I don't really care

My comment wasn't directed at you, Matt.

[Tim Nickerson]

 Was Westbrook the first to arrive?

No, he was not. T. A. Hutson, Ray Hawkins, and E. R. Baggett were probably the first to arrive.

Westbrook ordered several officers to get a complete list of all the occupants in the theater and the list disappeared

Did the list ever exist?

Two police documents exist that Oswald was arrested in the balcony, and 7 officers stated Oswald was arrested in the balcony

I recall seeing a document that had Oswald being arrested in the balcony. What were the names of the 7 officers who stated that Oswald was arrested in the balcony?