JFK Assassination Forum

  Still, no reason to think the rifle was ever broken down and put into that bag.

A sane person would have let it go, but not Johnny....

He thinks he's being nasty, but all he really is, is an easily triggered fool with a delusion of grandeur complex.

Keep responding, Johnny. I can do with a good laugh

Every time I ring my bell, you salivate like Pavlov's dog!



JohnM

Do you think all of the evidence against Oswald in the Tippit Case was fabricated and planted, too?

Or was some of it just more "weird coincidence"?

I see you are running away as fast as you can from the white/grey jacket questions. One can only wonder why, but it's really no surprise.

What evidence in de Tippit case are you talking about?

Thanks David, in researching that photo, I was just on your site earlier today and saw that you discovered that little gem and was going to post it here to further educate Capasse.
Anyway, to anyone who's reading this, CT's and LNers alike and want to investigate, research and learn some interesting JFKA facts go and enjoy DVP's excellent site!!
https://jfk-archives.blogspot.com/

JohnM

  too bad you just cannot prove where the bag is

JM--

#19---

Verily, DPD reported, in forms signed by two detectives and two patrol officers, they had found a "steel-jacketed" bullet at the Walker home. Likely wartime surplus, from the US military temporarily used unpopular steel-jacketed bullets due to wartime copper shortages.

CE-573, the slug in evidence for the WC, is one of the most obviously copper-jacketed bullets in police annals, having been torn asunder as it purportedly passed through a wall of the Walker manse. Anyone can see it is a copper-jacketed bullet through and through, and not a steel-jacketed bullet with a copper coat (aka copper plating).

Lt. Day's marks are not visible on CE-573. Day's testimony before the WC is a bit comical on this matter.

Guns and ammo are tools of the trade in police-detective work. Have you ever talked to a cop about guns? Casually mixing up steel and copper-jacketed slugs, in a murder investigation...in fact, the highest-profile assassination attempt in Texas history, up until the JFKA...seems rather unlikely.

Day seems positively evasive, to the WC, when he says he is referring to his paperwork to ID the slug-CE-573.

My guess is LHO took a potshot at Walker, but using a 30-06, and likely had a ride to and from the scene. I can't prove any of that.

Back on LHO-JFKA...the 20-list is generally solid, with your caveats and amplifications.

I think it is likely LHO was the TSBD6 sniper.

My guess is LHO had help, another shooter, and the GK smoke-and-bang show.