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2 minutes ago, Charles Blackmon said:

How does a jacket go from white to tannish/grey? Did the WC actually make this claim?

“The jacket that Oswald was wearing at the time of the slaying of Tippit was a light-gray jacket….The jacket that was subsequently found in a parking lot and identified as Oswald’s was a light-gray one. ( Report, pg. 653 )

Another lie. The jacket found was identified as a white one. 

At 1:25, motorcycle officer J.T. Griffin ( 279 ) reported that they found a white jacket.

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You're right: how do you make that mistake when you're holding it in your hands ? 

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4 hours ago, Gil Jesus said:

“The jacket that Oswald was wearing at the time of the slaying of Tippit was a light-gray jacket….The jacket that was subsequently found in a parking lot and identified as Oswald’s was a light-gray one. ( Report, pg. 653 )

Another lie. The jacket found was identified as a white one. 

At 1:25, motorcycle officer J.T. Griffin ( 279 ) reported that they found a white jacket.

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You're right: how do you make that mistake when you're holding it in your hands ? 

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Is that a two-tone 58 Chevrolet Impala in the BG?

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2 hours ago, Bob Ness said:

Is that a two-tone 58 Chevrolet Impala in the BG?

The car to the left looks like a '55 or '56 Pontiac, the one to the right is definitely a '59 Oldsmobile. Comparing the black and white film of the jacket to the greyscale exterior color chart for the '59 Olds, there were only two colors available on the Olds that would have come close to the color of the jacket:

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It is my opinion that since the jacket found was never described as light green, the only other color it could have been, when comparing it to the car, was white. None of the other colors in greyscale come even close to matching both the car and the jacket. I believe that this corroborates the description of the jacket when found as white.

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I think it pretty obvious that the magic bullet number 399 was fired into a FBI ballistic water tank.

Isn't the FBI the only owners of such a device?

The FBI planted the magic bullet number 399.

BWT-250 Bullet Recovery Water Tank - EMT Forensics | Criminal Laboratory  Solutions

 

Forensic expert firing a gun into a ballistic water tank. Bullets are  retrieved from the water. Nebraska State Patrol Crime Lab Stock Photo -  Alamy

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10 hours ago, Charles Blackmon said:

Gil impressive demonstration. How long you suppose Crafard was hitchhiking the next day before wished he had that jacket back?

I don't know Charles, but he left Dallas in a pretty big hurry, didn't he ?

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9 hours ago, Michael Crane said:

I think it pretty obvious that the magic bullet number 399 was fired into a FBI ballistic water tank.

Is the FBI the only owners of such a devise?

The FBI planted the magic bullet number 399.

BWT-250 Bullet Recovery Water Tank - EMT Forensics | Criminal Laboratory  Solutions

 

Forensic expert firing a gun into a ballistic water tank. Bullets are  retrieved from the water. Nebraska State Patrol Crime Lab Stock Photo -  Alamy

You might have something there, because the chain of possession of CE 399 begins with the FBI.

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Pedantry: The alternative to a ballistic water tank at the time was a long box of cotton wadding, separated into segments with paperboard dividers.  Once the gun was fired, you pulled the dividers until you found the one that wasn't penetrated, then you dug in the wadding ahead of it for the bullet.  Could be manufactured in the field from hardware store materials.

Question: Was the base of CE 399 flattened because it was a hand-loaded round?  Was that defect common in fired factory-loaded rifle rounds?

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Your assertion that LHO went to Irving on the Thursday night to make up with Marina makes no sense. He could have done that on the following night, the Friday night, when he would be coming to Irving as part of his normal weekly routine.

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7 minutes ago, Gerry Down said:

Your assertion that LHO went to Irving on the Thursday night to make up with Marina makes no sense. He could have done that on the following night, the Friday night, when he would be coming to Irving as part of his normal weekly routine.

No evidence that Oswald went to Irving on the evening of the 21st to retrieve a rifle.

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10 minutes ago, Paul Cummings said:

No evidence that Oswald went to Irving on the evening of the 21st to retrieve a rifle.

Other than Marina said he stored the rifle in the Paine garage but on Nov 22nd was no longer found to be there but on the 6th floor of the tsbd.

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