Is the revolver a S&W?

[Bill Chapman]

Will CTer brainiacs ever see the (sun)light?
Brennan certainly perceived light-coloured clothing all right.... one way or the other.


Daniel Webber as Oswald in Steven King's 11.22.63

[Walt Cakebread]

Will CTer brainiacs ever see the (sun)light?
Brennan certainly perceived light-coloured clothing all right.... one way or the other.


Daniel Webber as Oswald in Steven King's 11.22.63

Brennan clearly said in his affidavit " He had on light colored clothing but definitely not a suit".    ( in other words, Brennan said that the shirt and trousers were similar in color, but they were not a suit)

During his testimony before LBJ's Select Blue Ribbon Cover up Committee, Brennan described the man's clothing as "khaki", and the trousers were a shade LIGHTER than than the dingy white colored shirt.

Lee Oswald was wearing a reddish brown ( brick color) shirt and DARK grey trousers .....  Neither the shirt or the trousers could be seen as "Dingy white" and Lee's dark grey trousers most certainly would not have appeared as a "shade lighter" than his shirt ...... Even if the observer was color blind.....

 

[John Iacoletti]

"Sunlight made dark clothing look khaki".

Another one for the "lame LN excuses" list.

[Walt Cakebread]

"Sunlight made dark clothing look khaki".

Another one for the "lame LN excuses" list.

"Sunlight made dark clothing look khaki".

The LNer's have hundreds of ridiculous ideas which they use to avoid facing facts.     And this one is one of the utterly absurd excuses .....Lee Oswald's clothing couldn't possibly have been seen as "light colored khaki".....  as Howard Brennan and others described the clothing of the man behind the sixth floor window.   

[Richard Smith]

"Sunlight made dark clothing look khaki".

The LNer's have hundreds of ridiculous ideas which they use to avoid facing facts.     And this one is one of the utterly absurd excuses .....Lee Oswald's clothing couldn't possibly have been seen as "light colored khaki".....  as Howard Brennan and others described the clothing of the man behind the sixth floor window.   

This from the same guy who believes the red circles on the TSBD were a signal to LBJ.  Despite newspaper accounts from decades earlier explaining their actual purpose.   But here we learn that it is absurd to contend that lighting can affect the appearance of someone's clothing.  Comedy gold. 

[Steve M. Galbraith]

This from the same guy who believes the red circles on the TSBD were a signal to LBJ.  Despite newspaper accounts from decades earlier explaining their actual purpose.   But here we learn that it is absurd to contend that lighting can affect the appearance of someone's clothing.  Comedy gold.

He also stated that JFK was given a Stetson at the breakfast in Fort Worth the morning of the assassination so that the snipers could more easily target him in Dallas.

I think most people recognize falsehoods from, well, let's say "unstable" people. But I do worry that someone may come here and believe some of these falsehoods. But that's the price for free speech; truth will defeat false ideas but it takes time and the lies can cause damage.

[Walt Cakebread]

This from the same guy who believes the red circles on the TSBD were a signal to LBJ.  Despite newspaper accounts from decades earlier explaining their actual purpose.   But here we learn that it is absurd to contend that lighting can affect the appearance of someone's clothing.  Comedy gold.

Yes, Mr "Smith", It's a laugh riot.....  The lengths you LNer clowns will go to to avoid facing facts.    Only a lunatic would present the idea that a brick colored shirt could be mistaken for a yellow colored shirt.....and also offer the absurd idea that DARK GREY trousers could appear to be WHITE because the sun was shining..... ROTFLMAO!

[Ross Lidell]

James Bond to Professor Dent in Dr No (before he shot Dent):

"That's a Smith and Wesson, and you've had your six".