Tippit Shooting, 1:15

[Walt Cakebread]

OK, for the less desperate, in the section where the precise details are filled in, the following quote makes it absolutely clear that Tippit was pronounced dead on arrival(DOA), which can only possibly mean that Tippit was dead before he arrived, Tippit may have died 1 second before he arrived but he was dead on arrival(DOA).

PERTINENT FACTS REGARDING DEATH

Deceased, a Dallas Police Officer was shot at 303 East Tenth Street was rushed to Methodist Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.



The doctors who attempted to bring Tippit back to life would have a good idea of how long these horrific injuries would take to kill a man.





JohnM

The doctors who attempted to bring Tippit back to life would have a good idea of how long these horrific injuries would take to kill a man.

Yes ....Whoever fired these bullets was an expert with revolver he was using.....I seriously doubt that an inexperienced gunman could have fired a an old .38 with a sawed off barrel with this kind of accuracy.....   Since the witnesses said that the man walked away unloading the revolver one shell at a time he clearly was NOT using a Smith & Wesson...   and I'd bet the barrel was not sawed of either...... 

[John Mytton]

Pronounced DOA by Dr Liguori at 1:15 PM, "Mytton".  You lose.



Do you have any evidence for how or if the police dispatcher's clock was "calibrated", or did you just make all this up?

Corroborated by Bowley, Higgins, Dr Liguori.  How many do you need?

Pronounced DOA by Dr Liguori at 1:15 PM, "Mytton".  You lose.

Hmmm, a police report written by a "police man" who you say can lie and probably not trained in the methodology of medicine vs an official medical document with the exact time of death, sorry you lose by previous association!

Do you have any evidence for how or if the police dispatcher's clock was "calibrated", or did you just make all this up?

That's a strange request coming from a man who trusts in the random time described by a "screwball".

Corroborated by Bowley, Higgins, Dr Liguori.  How many do you need?

No, Bowley's watch was never calibrated and even at 1:10 with a murder just moments before gives Oswald plenty of time, Higgins was way after the fact and as shown Dr Liquori was quoted by a "policeman".

In other words I have supplied a mountain of evidence and you're reduced to screwing over the eyewitnesses. Nice try!

JohnM

[John Iacoletti]

Hmmm, a police report written by a "police man" who you say can lie and probably not trained in the methodology of medicine vs an official medical document with the exact time of death, sorry you lose by previous association!

Your “official medical document” says he died at Methodist Hospital at 1:15, so you lose both ways.

That's a strange request coming from a man who trusts in the random time described by a "screwball".

Is that your way of admitting that you made up all the nonsense about the police clock being calibrated?

No, Bowley's watch was never calibrated

How would you know that? There’s just as much evidence (ie none) that the police dispatcher’s clock was calibrated.

and even at 1:10 with a murder just moments before gives Oswald plenty of time,

Plenty of time for what?

In other words I have supplied a mountain of evidence and you're reduced to screwing over the eyewitnesses. Nice try!

You’ve supplied a mountain of BS rhetoric and propaganda.

[Martin Weidmann]

Hmmm, a police report written by a "police man" who you say can lie and probably not trained in the methodology of medicine vs an official medical document with the exact time of death, sorry you lose by previous association!



That's a strange request coming from a man who trusts in the random time described by a "screwball".

No, Bowley's watch was never calibrated and even at 1:10 with a murder just moments before gives Oswald plenty of time, Higgins was way after the fact and as shown Dr Liquori was quoted by a "policeman".

In other words I have supplied a mountain of evidence and you're reduced to screwing over the eyewitnesses. Nice try!

JohnM

Evasive.....

Hmmm, a police report written by a "police man" who you say can lie and probably not trained in the methodology of medicine vs an official medical document with the exact time of death, sorry you lose by previous association!

More hypocrisy. Mytton relies on reports from police officers until they say something he doesn't like. And then he throws them under the bus.

Sounds a bit like Trump, doesn't it.

That's a strange request coming from a man who trusts in the random time described by a "screwball".

More evasion.... This "screwball" was the WC's star witness, yet Mytton has no problem throwing her under a bus when it serves his purpose.

No, Bowley's watch was never calibrated

Nor were the clocks used by the DPD dispatchers. But if Bowley's watch didn't give the correct time, he would have been late to pick up his daughter from school. He wasn't!

and even at 1:10 with a murder just moments before gives Oswald plenty of time

No it didn't!

Higgins was way after the fact and as shown Dr Liquori was quoted by a "policeman".

Not only evasive, but dishonest as well.... Dr. Liquori's time was mentioned in the authorisation for autopsy, shown earlier, which came from a Justice of the Peace.

In other words I have supplied a mountain of evidence and you're reduced to screwing over the eyewitnesses. Nice try!

Actually, as per usual, all you have supplied is hot air and a lot of BS

[John Mytton]

Your “official medical document” says he died at Methodist Hospital at 1:15, so you lose both ways.

Is that your way of admitting that you made up all the nonsense about the police clock being calibrated?

How would you know that? There’s just as much evidence (ie none) that the police dispatcher’s clock was calibrated.

Plenty of time for what?

You’ve supplied a mountain of BS rhetoric and propaganda.

Your “official medical document” says he died at Methodist Hospital at 1:15, so you lose both ways.

Read it again, "was rushed to Methodist Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival."

Deceased, a Dallas Police Officer was shot at 303 East Tenth Street was rushed to Methodist Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.

Is that your way of admitting that you made up all the nonsense about the police clock being calibrated?

Why would it be nonsense?

How would you know that?

No, Bowley's watch has to be officially calibrated, just saying it was is pointless

There’s just as much evidence (ie none) that the police dispatcher’s clock was calibrated.

Oops, that puts you in a bit of a pickle.

Plenty of time for what?

Plenty of time to be positively identified at the Rooming House and at the scene of the Tippit murder.

JohnM

[Martin Weidmann]

Read it again, "was rushed to Methodist Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival."

Deceased, a Dallas Police Officer was shot at 303 East Tenth Street was rushed to Methodist Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.

Why would it be nonsense?

No, Bowley's watch has to be officially calibrated, just saying it was is pointless

Oops, that puts you in a bit of a pickle.

Plenty of time to be positively identified at the Rooming House and at the scene of the Tippit murder.

JohnM

Johnny is getting desperate.... he knows his "mountain of evidence" is only a figment of his imagination which doesn't stand up against actual facts....

Poor Johnny....

Btw, I like this new arrangement where Johnny ignores my post only to make a fool of himself later by bringing up crap (he calls arguments) that have already been debunked.

[Zeon Mason]

If the ambulance arrived say, at 1:18, and then Dr.Liqouri pronounced Oswald DOA after a quick examination at 1:18, but wrote his "physicians estimate" of the time of death occurring at 1:15, then should not the detectives statement be something like:

AT 1:18, we arrived at the emergency room and Dr Liquori pronounced Oswald DOA and estimated that the death occurred approximately 12:15.