Oswald's Light-Colored Jacket

[John Mytton]

You need to watch a video. I'm sure John doesn't mind me borrowing it.

Once you have done that, get back to us with some rational explanation, if you can.

I have already shown you that eyewitnesses saw Lee Harvey Oswald and couldn't positively identify him.

Btw The video wasn't made in Dallas 1963, has nothing to do with a man carrying a revolver, is showing a completely different scenario and is overcast, so what's your point?



JohnM

[Martin Weidmann]

I have already shown you that eyewitnesses saw Lee Harvey Oswald and couldn't positively identify him.

Btw The video wasn't made in Dallas 1963, has nothing to do with a man carrying a revolver, is showing a completely different scenario and is overcast, so what's your point?


JohnM

I have already shown you that eyewitnesses saw Lee Harvey Oswald and couldn't positively identify him.

How many of the people that attended a line up could not identify him?

Btw The video wasn't made in Dallas 1963, has nothing to do with a man carrying a revolver, is showing a completely different scenario and is overcast, so what's your point?

If you don't get the point, there is no reason to discuss anything with you. A brick wall would get the point the video clearly makes!

[Tim Nickerson]

Still haven't figured out who "we" is?

And how did Westbrook make the determination that this was exactly the jacket "we" found?

"We" is the DPD officers who were in the parking lot when Westbrook picked the jacket up.

Westbrook was able to make the determination that it was exactly the jacket they found by the laundry tag on the jacket.

[Martin Weidmann]

"We" is the DPD officers who were in the parking lot when Westbrook picked the jacket up.

Westbrook was able to make the determination that it was exactly the jacket they found by the laundry tag on the jacket.

"We" is the DPD officers who were in the parking lot when Westbrook picked the jacket up.

Would that include the two officers who saw the jacket in bright midday sunlight and described it as white?

And does it include the officer who Westbrook gave the jacket to? Who was that again, Tim, and can he tell us how the jacket got to the station? Gotta name, perhaps?

[Tim Nickerson]

"We" is the DPD officers who were in the parking lot when Westbrook picked the jacket up.

Would that include the two officers who saw the jacket in bright midday sunlight and described it as white?

Yes it would.

And does it include the officer who Westbrook gave the jacket to?

Of course.

Who was that again, Tim, and can he tell us how the jacket got to the station? Gotta name, perhaps?

Did Westbrook give the name of the officer who he gave the jacket to?

[Martin Weidmann]

Yes it would.

Of course.

Did Westbrook give the name of the officer who he gave the jacket to?

Did Westbrook give the name of the officer who he gave the jacket to?

I don't know. It's not in his testimony, but as an officer of the personal department you would think he would know the people he is working with, don't you agree?

[Tim Nickerson]

Did Westbrook give the name of the officer who he gave the jacket to?

I don't know. It's not in his testimony,

If it's not in his testimony then how would you expect me to know who he gave it to?

but as an officer of the personal department you would think he would know the people he is working with, don't you agree?

I would expect that he would know the people he is working with, but I wouldn't necessarily expect him to recall who it was that he passed the jacket to.

[Martin Weidmann]

If it's not in his testimony then how would you expect me to know who he gave it to?

I would expect that he would know the people he is working with, but I wouldn't necessarily expect him to recall who it was that he passed the jacket to.

So, you agree that we have no way of knowing what happened to the jacket after Westbrook gave it to an unidentified officer and how it got to the police station?