The point I am trying to make is that speculation is disallowed by the courts. By definition speculation is the forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence. If you want an example here is one where a photo taken about 50-years after the assassination of some items loaned by the national archives to a temporary exhibit is being used to suggest the fake ID was not in LHO’s possession when he was arrested.
See post #312 in this thread if you need further information. My point is that this type of speculation (theorizing and conjecture) would not be allowed in a courtroom. It isn’t difficult to find other such instances in this thread that I pointed out. You can do it….
If you want an example here is one where a photo taken about 50-years after the assassination of some items loaned by the national archives to a temporary exhibit is being used to suggest the fake ID was not in LHO’s possession when he was arrested.That's not speculation. There are two matters of absolute fact here; (1) the National Archives holds all the evidence in the JFK case and (2) there is no reason for the National Archives to exclude the fake Hidell ID from the content of the wallet so many years after the fact. Yet, the fake Hidell ID isn't there. That's the second absolute fact!
The suggestion that the fake Hidell ID wasn't in the wallet Paul Bentley took the wallet from Oswald in the car is supported by the fact that none of the officers who were in the car with Oswald mentioned the Hidell ID in contemporary reports. Bentley himself was interviewed on television the day after the arrest and never said anything about two different ID's. He wasn't called to testify before the WC and the two officers that did testify (Hill and Carroll) could not get beyond (I'm paraphrasing) statements like "I seem to remember hearing a second name but I can't say for sure".
So, if we return to the court setting you like so much; the defense would call Bentley, Hill and Carroll and simply destroy them. Then they would call Westbrook, McCroy and Barrett to determine what they found at the Tippit scene. And then they would ask the question; what happened to the wallet that was found at the Tippit scene.....