Officer “K”

[John Iacoletti]

When and where did he say that?

Did you not read the quote from "Officer K" that Charles Collins posted in the first post in this thread?

[Jerry Freeman]

That's when we found his jacket. We saw Captain ______ in his car on Jefferson so I turned the jacket over to him. It isn't easy to handle a motorcycle and hang on to a jacket.

Who is "we"? Officer K and Officer L? How about Capt W? When you find something and then turn it over..that starts a chain of custody boys and girls.

[Walt Cakebread]

When and where did he say that?

Officer K said .... "We saw Captain ______ in his car on Jefferson so I turned the jacket over to him. It isn't easy to handle a motorcycle and hang on to a jacket." 

Officer "K's" statement says that Westbrook was not there in the parking lot....He was; quote: "In his car on Jefferson" so I turned the jacket over to him.  "IT ISN"T EASY TO HANDLE A MOTORCYCLE AND HANG ON TO A JACKET. "

"K" said that Westbrook was in his car on Jefferson......

There seems to be a bit of mendacity in Captain Westbrook's story.

[Tim Nickerson]

"IT ISN"T EASY TO HANDLE A MOTORCYCLE AND HANG ON TO A JACKET. "

That would explain why he never picked it up and pointed it out to Westbrook instead.

[John Iacoletti]

That would explain why he never picked it up and pointed it out to Westbrook instead.

"I turned the jacket over to him"

[Michael Walton]

If we're talking about the light Eisenhower type jacket that was thought to be Oswald's, there's some info out there that shows the label of the jacket had a dry cleaning tag attached to it and the cleaner was located in CA. The story goes that why would Oswald have a jacket on with a CA dry cleaning tag on it? I don't have links to that info but you can look it up.

This is similar to multiple wallets supposedly belonging to Oswald, the shells of an auto gun when they should have been revolver shells and other bullshit to frame him up.

[Walt Cakebread]

That would explain why he never picked it up and pointed it out to Westbrook instead.

Officer K said that he saw Captain Westbrooke in his car on Jefferson and he took the jacket to him.   It was difficult to operate the motorcycle while carrying the jacket.

"That's when we found his jacket. We saw Captain  Westbrook in his car on Jefferson so I turned the jacket over to him. It isn't easy to handle a motorcycle and hang on to a jacket."