Why did Oswald go to the movies?

[John Iacoletti]

Iacoletti #452
'What reaction? He just "looked scared and funny" whatever that means.'

'whatever that means'

You said "another non-answer".  What is it you're wanting me to answer?

[Bill Chapman]

You said "another non-answer".  What is it you're wanting me to answer?

see post #511

[John Iacoletti]

You are intent upon minimizing Brewer's enormously valuable contribution in this matter. You have repeatedly claimed that the DPD only went to the TT because 'a shoe salesman' saw 'a guy' who looked 'funny'.

Actually I don't think I've ever made that particular claim, but feel free to cite it if I have.

What I do think is that the police considered Brewer's man a "suspect" for no other reason than that.  They said so on the police radio.

Dispatcher 10-4. We have information that a suspect just went in the Texas Theater on West Jefferson.       
79   10-4.       
Dispatcher   Supposed to be hiding in the balcony.

What made him a "suspect"?  And where did they even get this "information"?  Julia Postal stayed outside and Johnny Brewer looked in the balcony and the main theater and didn't see him before he came out and told Postal to call the police.  How'd they get "hiding in the balcony"?

Tell us which dictionary version of 'funny' most applies here, John.

I don't see the the relevance.

[John Iacoletti]

see post #511

You're weird.  There isn't a single question mark in what you posted in post 511.

[Bill Chapman]

You're weird.  There isn't a single question mark in what you posted in post 511.

You're the weird one:
You stated 'whatever that means' in relation to 'scared and looking funny'

[Howard Gee]

What made him a "suspect"?  And where did they even get this "information"? 

Duh.

Brewer felt Saint Patsy was trying to evade the cops.

You're just going to have to accept that your client was apprehended due to Brewer's alert and swift reaction.

Trying to imply that Brewer's actions were irrational and that the police response to Postal's call was unwarranted makes you look....uhhhh....'funny'

Hurts, doesn't it ?

[Nicholas Turner]

Actually I don't think I've ever made that particular claim, but feel free to cite it if I have.

What I do think is that the police considered Brewer's man a "suspect" for no other reason than that.  They said so on the police radio.

Dispatcher 10-4. We have information that a suspect just went in the Texas Theater on West Jefferson.       
79   10-4.       
Dispatcher   Supposed to be hiding in the balcony.

What made him a "suspect"?  And where did they even get this "information"?  Julia Postal stayed outside and Johnny Brewer looked in the balcony and the main theater and didn't see him before he came out and told Postal to call the police.  How'd they get "hiding in the balcony"?

Wasn't that because Burroughs had thought he must have gone up to tye balcony because he hadn't seen him go past him? Based on previous experiences of kids sneaking in to the theatre going up to the balcony seemed most likely.

[Paul May]

The ignorance of your posts is entertainment.  Hardly torture.  But you know that.