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Online John Iacoletti

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Re: Is the revolver a S&W?
« Reply #72 on: February 08, 2020, 01:12:34 AM »
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Nice work "Iacoletti", Oswald's shirt when in direct sunlight appears much lighter.

Iacoletti is my real name, “Mytton”.

Still looks darker than khaki. If that’s even the same shirt he was wearing at work.
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Offline John Mytton

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Re: Is the revolver a S&W?
« Reply #73 on: February 08, 2020, 01:21:41 AM »
Iacoletti is my real name, “Mytton”.

Still looks darker than khaki. If that’s even the same shirt he was wearing at work.

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Iacoletti is my real name, “Mytton”.

Sure it is "Iacoletti" How can you prove that "Iacoletti" just made the above post?

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Still looks darker than khaki.

Not according to Brennan.

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Re: Is the revolver a S&W?
« Reply #74 on: February 08, 2020, 04:37:00 AM »
Sure it is "Iacoletti" How can you prove that "Iacoletti" just made the above post?

Not everyone is too cowardly to post under his real name.

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Not according to Brennan.

Nice circular argument, “Mytton”.
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Re: Is the revolver a S&W?
« Reply #75 on: February 08, 2020, 06:16:22 AM »
If you remember the original dress photo imbroglio, there was only one photo of the dress. Some people looked at it and saw a white dress with gold accents, others saw a blue dress with black accents. At the time, there was a lot of discussion about the underlying phenomena, the upshot being that different people experience colors in slightly different ways. Sometimes, probably usually, it's not significant. Other times it is.

About twenty years ago, I was standing in line at a C-store when someone in the near gas lane drove off without paying. The cashier called the cops, who showed up before I could pay and leave, so I and a few other customers got to describe the car that just sped off. I thought it was a light metallic blue Maxima (of the "4 door sports car" early '90s generation). Someone thought it was a BMW. Someone else thought an Accord.While I thought it was blue, a couple of the other witnesses said it was silver. Someone said it was white. Someone thought it was gold. And the car couldn't have been more than 25 feet away.

Describe the person who drove off

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Re: Is the revolver a S&W?
« Reply #76 on: February 08, 2020, 02:27:53 PM »
Describe the person who drove off

I thought he was about 5'-9", fairly stocky built, very dark haired, tanned complexion, and wearing a light blue Hawaiian shirt.  Didn't notice or remember the eye color. Somewhat stubbly-faced, as was still kinda fashionable at the time. His car was between us, so I didn't see what the lower half. I remember that someone else said that he was wearing khaki shorts and flip flops or sandals. Someone described him as "a body builder," but I'm not sure I'd go that far. I think only three or four of us had a description of him, but more remembered seeing the car itself. Everyone agreed that he had on a short-sleeve, button-up shirt.

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Offline Walt Cakebread

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Re: Is the revolver a S&W?
« Reply #77 on: February 08, 2020, 07:04:44 PM »






Would you describe this shirt as "DINGY WHITE"?  Brennan said the man's shirt was "dingy white, and his trousers were a shade lighter than the shirt.

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Clearly Lee had TWO shirts that were similar....,  He was wearing one of them at the time this photo was taken.....
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Re: Is the revolver a S&W?
« Reply #78 on: February 08, 2020, 07:37:21 PM »


Would you describe this shirt as "DINGY WHITE"?  Brennan said the man's shirt was "dingy white, and his trousers were a shade lighter than the shirt.

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Clearly Lee had TWO shirts that were similar....,  He was wearing one of them at the time this photo was taken.....

LHO was in his dingy white t-shirt during the assassination. Look closely at photos of him in it when he was in custody at DPD after his outer shirt had been taken from him. It is worn out and dingy white. The sun was shining in through the windows of the TSBD at that point in time (assassination). This would have most likely made him warm enough to want to remove the darker shirt for comfort. At the rooming house, after the assassination, LHO put on the jacket to try to conceal his revolver. Tippit might have noticed a bulge (due to the revolver) and got out of his car to investigate. After the Tippit shooting, LHO discarded his jacket in an effort to change his appearance. And his shirt tail was then pulled out to try to conceal his revolver.

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Re: Is the revolver a S&W?
« Reply #79 on: February 08, 2020, 09:38:00 PM »
LHO was in his dingy white t-shirt during the assassination. Look closely at photos of him in it when he was in custody at DPD after his outer shirt had been taken from him. It is worn out and dingy white. The sun was shining in through the windows of the TSBD at that point in time (assassination). This would have most likely made him warm enough to want to remove the darker shirt for comfort. At the rooming house, after the assassination, LHO put on the jacket to try to conceal his revolver. Tippit might have noticed a bulge (due to the revolver) and got out of his car to investigate. After the Tippit shooting, LHO discarded his jacket in an effort to change his appearance. And his shirt tail was then pulled out to try to conceal his revolver.

LHO was in his dingy white t-shirt during the assassination. ....

 "He had on light colored clothing but definitely not a suit"...  Line 17 of Brennan's affidavit.

Really Charlie??.... Do you really believe that Brennan would have specified that the man's clothing "was not a suit" if he was wearing a T shirt?




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