Why do you continuously misquote and/or misrepresent what I said?
I stated that "602" was Butler attempting to let the police dispatcher know that they were leaving the scene en route to the hospital.
Yes.
However...
I never claimed that I had a source for that information. When you asked me to provide one, I basically said that I cannot remember where I first learned it and that I would attempt to find the source.
When you've been a student of the Tippit murder for over twenty-five years, you learn things along the way. You forget where you learned them but you do indeed retain the information.
Stop misrepresenting me.
I never claimed that I had a source for that information. Really?
And as I said a year ago... Callaway is misremembering that particular order of events. Scoggins, Bowley, Benavides and the police tapes tell you so.
As for a response to John Iacoletti, I'm not ignoring it. I am trying to find the source. Some of this stuff I have known for years and have no idea where I first learned it.
So, you were looking for a source, you now claim, you never claimed you had? What a joke!
Stop misrepresenting me.As you can see above, I didn't. You said that you were trying to find the source.
But I take it that you now admit you can not back up your claim, which basically means it's meaningless, given the fact that Butler actually told the Nash's that his two "602" calls were to inform the dispatcher that the victim was a police officer. In other words; not that the ambulance was leaving the scene.
Instead of telling me, again, to stop misrepresenting you (which I didn't), you might be more credible if you stopped making stuff up and lying about it.
