Oswald's Light-Colored Jacket

[Tim Nickerson]

He said the jacket was white for the same reason that people would say the the jacket seen in the pics below is white.

How in the world would you know what reason he had for saying the jacket was white?

Also, did he look at the jacket under the same lightning conditions as those when the photo was taken?

I'll take that as you admitting that the jacket in the photo looks to be white. I'll mark you down.

[Tim Nickerson]

A parking lot is still not a museum.

I'll take that as you agreeing that the jacket in the photos appears to be white. I'll mark you down.
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Anyone else?

[John Iacoletti]

I'll take that as you agreeing that the jacket in the photos appears to be white. I'll mark you down.

Yawn.  Show it to me in a parking lot on a sunny day.

[Howard Gee]

Already been done. Looks white in that photo too.

[Bill Brown]

Already been done. Looks white in that photo too.

Exactly.

[John Iacoletti]

Already been done. Looks white in that photo too.

What makes you think the jacket in that photo is CE 162?

[Martin Weidmann]

I'll take that as you admitting that the jacket in the photo looks to be white. I'll mark you down.

Why don't you try answering a simple question for once, rather than making assumptions in a vain attempt to support your weak claim?

[Martin Weidmann]

Already been done. Looks white in that photo too.

So you agree the jacket found at the parking lot was white, just as the officers who called it in said?

Great, now we are getting somewhere.....

Btw you do understand that the jacket in the museum display has been in storage for decades.

What do you think, do colors fade under those conditions?