Who Killed J.D. Tippit?

[William Edney]

Discuss

[Richard Smith]

LHO.  He did it in plain sight.  Literally holding the smoking gun. Multiple witnesses identified him as the gunman.  Pedantic contrarians want to suggest that some of these witnesses didn't see him pull the trigger.  He was just standing there at the moment of the shooting with his gun.  Rabbit hole defense attorney nonsense like that doesn't change the facts.  He also has the same two brands of ammo in his possession when taken into custody that were used on Tippit.  It's stone cold certain that LHO killed Tippit.  Only the most outlandish loons suggest otherwise in face of the evidence.

[Walt Cakebread]

LHO.  He did it in plain sight.  Literally holding the smoking gun. Multiple witnesses identified him as the gunman.  Pedantic contrarians want to suggest that some of these witnesses didn't see him pull the trigger.  He was just standing there at the moment of the shooting with his gun.  Rabbit hole defense attorney nonsense like that doesn't change the facts.  He also has the same two brands of ammo in his possession when taken into custody that were used on Tippit.  It's stone cold certain that LHO killed Tippit.  Only the most outlandish loons suggest otherwise in face of the evidence.

It is a FACT that the man who shot JD Tippit was seen removing the spent shells ONE AT A TIME as he walked away from the scene.   

It is also a FACT that the spent shells in a S&W revolver are all removed at the same  at the same time.

It is a fact that the pistol that was allegedly taken from Lee Oswald in the theater was a S&W revolver.

Since ALL of the witnesses who saw Tippit's killer emptying the spent shells from is pistol swore that he removed those spent shells ONE AT A TIME.....he was not using a S&W revolver.   .....AND HE WAS NOT LEE OSWALD.

[Richard Smith]

It is a FACT that the man who shot JD Tippit was seen removing the spent shells ONE AT A TIME as he walked away from the scene.   

It is also a FACT that the spent shells in a S&W revolver are all removed at the same  at the same time.

It is a fact that the pistol that was allegedly taken from Lee Oswald in the theater was a S&W revolver.

Since ALL of the witnesses who saw Tippit's killer emptying the spent shells from is pistol swore that he removed those spent shells ONE AT A TIME.....he was not using a S&W revolver.   .....AND HE WAS NOT LEE OSWALD.

It is a FACT that multiple witness place Oswald at the scene holding a gun.

It is a FACT that Oswald had the same two brands of ammo in his possession when arrested that were used to kill Tippit.

This is a slam dunk.  There is zero doubt of Oswald's guilt in the commission of this crime. 

[Walt Cakebread]

It is a FACT that multiple witness place Oswald at the scene holding a gun.

It is a FACT that Oswald had the same two brands of ammo in his possession when arrested that were used to kill Tippit.

This is a slam dunk.  There is zero doubt of Oswald's guilt in the commission of this crime.

You simply refuse to extract your head.......

[John Iacoletti]

“FACT”. LOL.

[Mitch Todd]

It is a FACT that the man who shot JD Tippit was seen removing the spent shells ONE AT A TIME as he walked away from the scene.   

It is also a FACT that the spent shells in a S&W revolver are all removed at the same  at the same time.

It is a fact that the pistol that was allegedly taken from Lee Oswald in the theater was a S&W revolver.

Since ALL of the witnesses who saw Tippit's killer emptying the spent shells from is pistol swore that he removed those spent shells ONE AT A TIME.....he was not using a S&W revolver.   .....AND HE WAS NOT LEE OSWALD.

The fact is, the ejectors on S&W revolvers are completely under the user's control. You can eject fast and hard, or slight and slow as you so desire. Doing the latter will allow you to remove cartridge cases individually from the cylinder, a good idea if you don't know how many rounds you just fired and don't want to throw out the unfired cartridges along with the spent cases.

[Walt Cakebread]

The fact is, the ejectors on S&W revolvers are completely under the user's control. You can eject fast and hard, or slight and slow as you so desire. Doing the latter will allow you to remove cartridge cases individually from the cylinder, a good idea if you don't know how many rounds you just fired and don't want to throw out the unfired cartridges along with the spent cases.

OK genius.... IF the man was using a S&W,   WHY would he swing the cylinder out of the frame and the push the extractor rod and only remove a single cartridge??     Incidentally, ... The witness said that the fleeing gunman  was holding the gun in his hand with the barrel pointing up and shaking it to facilitate the removal of the spent shells as he removed ONE SHELL AT A TIME.