Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[Bill Chapman]

Actually you missed the point.  That was a specific example.  Mitch claimed, "Carroll testified that he seized the weapon from McDonald's hand during the scuffle, which McDonald's testimony corroborates."

McDonald testimony does not corroborate Carroll seizing a weapon from him.  The claim is false.

I'm not automatically going to take your word on that.

[Martin Weidmann]

My dad could beat up your dad

He should talk to my dad

[John Iacoletti]

My dad could beat up your dad

No doubt, true.  My dad has stage 5 kidney disease and is on dialysis.

[John Iacoletti]

I'm not automatically going to take your word on that.

My mistake.  What I meant to say is that Mitch's claim that Carroll testified that he seized the weapon from McDonald's hand is incorrect.

Mr. CARROLL. Yes, sir; and then when I got up close enough, I saw a pistol pointing at me so I reached and grabbed the pistol and jerked the pistol away and stuck it In my belt, and then I grabbed Oswald.
Mr. BALL. Who had hold of that pistol at that time?
Mr. CARROLL. I don't know, sir. I just saw the pistol pointing at me and I grabbed it and jerked it away from whoever had it and that's all, and by that time then the handcuffs were put on Oswald.

[Bill Chapman]

He should talk to my dad

I'm truly sad to hear about your father, John. My condolences.

My dad v dad thing was actually what us kids used to chirp at each other. In a kind of nyah-nyah, schoolyard sense. In my dad's case it was true, as he was 6'5" with arms the size of Oak trees... a veritable Paul Bunyon.

My dad died in 1998. Had he never smoked, he might have lived a few years longer, or at least healthier.

[Martin Weidmann]

I'm truly sad to hear about your father, John. My condolences.

My dad v dad thing was actually what us kids used to chirp at each other. In a kind of nyah-nyah, schoolyard sense. In my dad's case it was true, as he was 6'5" with arms the size of Oak trees... a vertible Paul Bunyon.

My dad died in 1998. Had he never smoked, he might have lived a few years longer, or at least healthier.

So much for you actually paying attention to the posts your respond to.

[Bill Chapman]

So much for you actually paying attention to the posts your respond to.

It's the thought that counts

I don't see anyone else offering condolences

[Bill Chapman]

No doubt, true.  My dad has stage 5 kidney disease and is on dialysis.

Let me transfer my condolences for your father which I had inadvertently posted to Martin. You may not have yet seen them.

To wit:

I'm truly sad to hear about your father, John. My condolences.

My dad v dad thing was actually what us kids used to chirp at each other. In a kind of nyah-nyah, schoolyard sense. In my dad's case it was true, as he was 6'5" with arms the size of Oak trees... a veritable Paul Bunyon.

My dad died in 1998. Had he never smoked, he might have lived a few years longer, or at least healthier.