Please see my answers below.
How simple is this yet you can’t grasp it. For christs sake PI.
Witnesses can often make errors. Usually minor ones like this. When someone is passing you in the street you don’t write down a description of his clothing. A light brown and a light grey can look similar. I’m not colour blind but I’ve been known to pick up a coloured pencil and have had to ask someone “would you say that’s grey or blue?” Or other colours. That he said brown instead of grey is not a big issue except for a conspiracy theorist who sees every minor error as evidence of a plot.
That is not the point at all.
The point is that he got the colour badly wrong.
He said not only that the jacket was brown but that it was tan.
I suggest that had all the witnesses, including him, said that the suspect wore a grey jacket, you would be attaching rather more importance to colour than you are.
The events after the Tippit murder are beyond dispute. Johnnie Brewer saw Oswald in the lobby of his store acting strangely after he’d heard about the murders of Tippit and Kennedy. There were police cars with sirens blaring going past toward the site of Tippits murder;
That was about half an hour after Tippit's murder.
If Oswald had killed Tippit, what would he be doing outside Brewer's shop half an hour later?
That is not believable.
this fact was confirmed by Postal. He followed Oswald and saw him with his own eyes enter the Theatre. Postal also saw him. That’s 2 people……neither of whom were idiots, liars or were on LSD at the time. Once inside Brewer checked the exits with Burroughs as suggested by Postal. Therefore Brewer, Postal and Burroughs all tie in perfectly and they were the main players….not Fred Smith munching popcorn at the back. The witnesses agreed what happened when the police arrested Oswald…. any trivial differences from anyone else. They watch Oswald……the man that they’d seen with their own eyes going in there….get arrested and led out. All else is irrelevant.
It is not irrelevant that no-one saw the man who entered the theater go to the seating area.
You cited Burroughs' evidence.
He was definite that had that man gone to the seating area after entering the building, he would have noticed him doing so.
No witness has said that he or she saw the man go to the seating area.
Instead, Buroughs said that he sold Oswald popcorn at the time of Tippit's shooting and saw him changing his seat repeatedly, a detail mentioned by Davis too.
What a coincidence!
Do you think that means a conspiracy?
This is black and white; completely open and shut. We know what happened. There is no mystery. Just move on. I’m sooooo tired of this nonsense.
We know what happened: Oswald was impersonated in Mexico by a blond man - sorry to mention colour again, but it is important in the identification of suspects - of about 30, who looked nothing like him, as stated by three witnesses.
Even J. Edgar Hoover admitted he was being impersonated.
He was impersonated in Dallas by two people who, unlike Oswald, drove cars.
It does not require a great leap of faith to see that the man who was seen by Brewer entering the theater was impersonating Oswald, which is why no-one saw him take a seat.
And you have no answer to that.
Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes
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How simple is this yet you can’t grasp it. For christs sake PI.
Witnesses can often make errors. Usually minor ones like this. When someone is passing you in the street you don’t write down a description of his clothing. A light brown and a light grey can look similar. I’m not colour blind but I’ve been known to pick up a coloured pencil and have had to ask someone “would you say that’s grey or blue?” Or other colours. That he said brown instead of grey is not a big issue except for a conspiracy theorist who sees every minor error as evidence of a plot.
That is not the point at all.
The point is that he got the colour badly wrong.
He said not only that the jacket was brown but that it was tan.
I suggest that had all the witnesses, including him, said that the suspect wore a grey jacket, you would be attaching rather more importance to colour than you are.
The events after the Tippit murder are beyond dispute. Johnnie Brewer saw Oswald in the lobby of his store acting strangely after he’d heard about the murders of Tippit and Kennedy. There were police cars with sirens blaring going past toward the site of Tippits murder;
That was about half an hour after Tippit's murder.
If Oswald had killed Tippit, what would he be doing outside Brewer's shop half an hour later?
That is not believable.
this fact was confirmed by Postal. He followed Oswald and saw him with his own eyes enter the Theatre. Postal also saw him. That’s 2 people……neither of whom were idiots, liars or were on LSD at the time. Once inside Brewer checked the exits with Burroughs as suggested by Postal. Therefore Brewer, Postal and Burroughs all tie in perfectly and they were the main players….not Fred Smith munching popcorn at the back. The witnesses agreed what happened when the police arrested Oswald…. any trivial differences from anyone else. They watch Oswald……the man that they’d seen with their own eyes going in there….get arrested and led out. All else is irrelevant.
It is not irrelevant that no-one saw the man who entered the theater go to the seating area.
You cited Burroughs' evidence.
He was definite that had that man gone to the seating area after entering the building, he would have noticed him doing so.
No witness has said that he or she saw the man go to the seating area.
Instead, Buroughs said that he sold Oswald popcorn at the time of Tippit's shooting and saw him changing his seat repeatedly, a detail mentioned by Davis too.
What a coincidence!
Do you think that means a conspiracy?
This is black and white; completely open and shut. We know what happened. There is no mystery. Just move on. I’m sooooo tired of this nonsense.
We know what happened: Oswald was impersonated in Mexico by a blond man - sorry to mention colour again, but it is important in the identification of suspects - of about 30, who looked nothing like him, as stated by three witnesses.
Even J. Edgar Hoover admitted he was being impersonated.
He was impersonated in Dallas by two people who, unlike Oswald, drove cars.
It does not require a great leap of faith to see that the man who was seen by Brewer entering the theater was impersonating Oswald, which is why no-one saw him take a seat.
And you have no answer to that.
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