Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[John Iacoletti]

Put on a jacket

Huh?

[Bill Chapman]

Huh?

Huh? Did you just have a series of strokes?

> Earlene Roberts told the FBI that she remembered Oswald putting on a jacket and zipping it up as he went out the front door, adding that it was the type of jacket that zips up in the front.
> Helen Markham testified to the Warren Commission that the cop-killer (who she positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a short jacket that was open in the front and was grayish-tan in color.
> Domingo Benavides testified to the Warren Commission that the killer was wearing a light-beige jacket, and that the jacket was lightweight.
> William Scoggins testified that the man (who he positively identified as Lee Oswald) was wearing a jacket.
> Virginia Davis testified that the man (who she positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a light-brown-tan jacket
> Ted Callaway saw a man (who he positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a  jacket which looked like CE-162 (the jacket found on the ground under a car at the Texaco lot)
> Sam Guinyard saw the man (who he positively identified as Lee Oswald) wearing a light-gray-looking jacket as he ran from the scene.

[Bill Brown]

Huh? Did you just have a series of strokes?

> Earlene Roberts told the FBI that she remembered Oswald putting on a jacket and zipping it up as he went out the front door, adding that it was the type of jacket that zips up in the front.
> Helen Markham testified to the Warren Commission that the cop-killer (who she positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a short jacket that was open in the front and was grayish-tan in color.
> Domingo Benavides testified to the Warren Commission that the killer was wearing a light-beige jacket, and that the jacket was lightweight.
> William Scoggins testified that the man (who he positively identified as Lee Oswald) was wearing a jacket.
> Virginia Davis testified that the man (who she positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a light-brown-tan jacket
> Ted Callaway saw a man (who he positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a  jacket which looked like CE-162 (the jacket found on the ground under a car at the Texaco lot)
> Sam Guinyard saw the man (who he positively identified as Lee Oswald) wearing a light-gray-looking jacket as he ran from the scene.

I don't mind if you copy and paste my words, but you should give proper credit when doing so.

[John Iacoletti]

Huh? Did you just have a series of strokes?

No but you made a series of nonsensical posts.

[plagiarized Bill Brown authored text redacted]

So your argument is that because some people saw a jacket that was either gray, or, tan, or brown, or, beige, or dark, or woolen, that the white jacket found in the Texaco parking lot must be a gray jacket owned by Oswald?

Or are you suggest that the wearing of a jacket was so unusual in Dallas in November that all of these reports must necessarily refer to the same man with the same jacket?

If not, then what are you suggesting?

[Walt Cakebread]

Huh? Did you just have a series of strokes?

> Earlene Roberts told the FBI that she remembered Oswald putting on a jacket and zipping it up as he went out the front door, adding that it was the type of jacket that zips up in the front.
> Helen Markham testified to the Warren Commission that the cop-killer (who she positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a short jacket that was open in the front and was grayish-tan in color.
> Domingo Benavides testified to the Warren Commission that the killer was wearing a light-beige jacket, and that the jacket was lightweight.
> William Scoggins testified that the man (who he positively identified as Lee Oswald) was wearing a jacket.
> Virginia Davis testified that the man (who she positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a light-brown-tan jacket
> Ted Callaway saw a man (who he positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a  jacket which looked like CE-162 (the jacket found on the ground under a car at the Texaco lot)
> Sam Guinyard saw the man (who he positively identified as Lee Oswald) wearing a light-gray-looking jacket as he ran from the scene.

> Helen Markham testified to the Warren Commission that the cop-killer (who she positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a short jacket that was open in the front and was grayish-tan in color.


Helen Markham said that Tippit's killer was wearing a WHITE shirt beneath the jacket.... What color was Lee Oswald's shirt?

[Tim Nickerson]

> Helen Markham testified to the Warren Commission that the cop-killer (who she positively identified as Lee Oswald) had on a short jacket that was open in the front and was grayish-tan in color.


Helen Markham said that Tippit's killer was wearing a WHITE shirt beneath the jacket.... What color was Lee Oswald's shirt?

Lee Oswald was wearing a white shirt.

[Jerry Freeman]

Mr. BELIN. Had you seen any pictures of Lee Harvey Oswald in the newspapers prior to the time you went to the police station lineup?
Mr. SCOGGINS. I think I saw one in the morning paper. 

That should have tainted any ID in a line-up right there.

Mr. BELIN. Do you remember what color his trousers were?
Mrs. DAVIS. I think they were black. Brown jacket and trousers.
Mr. BELIN. Was the jacket open or closed up?
Mrs. DAVIS. It was open.
Mr. BELIN. Later did you ever see a picture of Lee Harvey Oswald on television?
Mrs. DAVIS. Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN. You mean Sunday when he got shot?
Mrs. DAVIS. Yes.
Mr. BELIN. Did this look, could you tell whether this was the same man you saw running with the gun?
Mrs. DAVIS. I wouldn't say for sure.  

Ms Davis only had a glance at the suspect.

Mr. GUINYARD. With his right hand; just kicking them out.
Mr. BALL. He had it up?
Mr. GUINYARD. Yes; he had it up just like this.
Mr. BALL. How was he kicking them out?
Mr. GUINYARD. He was rolling them with his hand--with his thumb.
Mr. BALL. Rolling them with his thumb?
Mr. GUINYARD. Checking them--he had the pistol up just like this [indicating].
Mr. BALL. Did he use his left hand any?
Mr. GUINYARD. No; I never did see him use his left hand.
Mr. BALL. He didn't?
Mr. GUINYARD. No, sir.

I wonder how you can unload a pistol..operating the ejector without using the other hand?  

[John Iacoletti]

Lee Oswald was wearing a white shirt.

Did Markham have x-ray vision?