"When everyone is agreed on something, it is probably wrong" (with a comment on the Tippit case)

[Bill Brown]

21 hours ago, Greg Doudna said:

Wait a minute Bill. How is your third option different from the second (that the DPD Crime Lab found in Nov 1963 "the prints weren't Oswald's" but intentionally did not disclose that)?

 

My third option doesn't include the DPD knowing at the time that the prints were complete enough to rule anyone out.

 

This whole thing is silly.  I'm not wasting anymore time on this subject.  I've made my point, which is entirely valid.  Let me know once you've obtained a fingerprint card on Larry Crafard and then we can go from there.

 

Edited October 12, 2022 by Bill Brown