Howard Brennan, the unwrinkled bus transfer, Dallas Transit owner Harry Weinberg

[Ray Mitcham]

Yeah, because Markham (who's Helen Marsille?) was totally looking at the jacket in a display case inside a museum.

 

Now lets see Ulrik having a go at Tim for the mis-spelling of Markham.

[John Iacoletti]

The problem is she saw the hole in the sleeve when the shirt was shown to her in her home.

Why would they do this in advance if not to lead the witness for her later testimony?

Mr. BALL - But, before you go into that, I notice you have been reading from some notes before you.
Mrs. BLEDSOE - Well, because I forget what I have to say.

[Tim Nickerson]

Yeah, because Markham (who's Helen Marsille?) was totally looking at the jacket in a display case inside a museum.

 

Hmmm....you don't like that one eh?

Maybe it was this one then:

[John Iacoletti]

Hmmm....you don't like that one eh?

Maybe it was this one then:

Same museum.  Same lighting.

[Tim Nickerson]

Same museum.  Same lighting.

Not really. The first one was behind glass. Different lighting.

[John Mytton]

Same museum.  Same lighting.

Same museum.

How can you tell?

Same museum.

And I'm sure you can provide evidence for this claim?



JohnM

[Tim Nickerson]

Now lets see Ulrik having a go at Tim for the mis-spelling of Markham.

I never misspelled Markham.

[Gary Craig]

A brown jacket eh?

You just illustrated the exact point I was making.

I quoted the post of you saying Bledsoe positively identified the brown shirt LHO was allegedly   

wearing along with the same day affidavit from officer Poe quoting Markham's description of Tippit's

killer wearing a brown jacket. Your knee jerk reaction is to post a dimly lit picture of a white jacket

that insinuates Markham was wrong about Tippit's killer's jacket.

When it suits the LN did it narrative it's a positive ID.

When it contradicts the official line the witness is mistaken.

Classic!