Lee Oswald The Cop Killer

[Tim Nickerson]

Third paragraph

Nope. I don't see it. The only time reference that I see in that paragraph is "At approximately 2:00 pm, I heard..."

[Matt Grantham]

Nope. I don't see it. The only time reference that I see in that paragraph is "At approximately 2:00 pm, I heard..."

I guess your point is in the ambiguity of the term approximately? This ambiguity you seem to want to allow for would have to be ten minutes plus whatever time it took for him to get there?

[Matt Grantham]

 Anybody have a log of the Dallas police dispatch from from 1.35 to 2. Or at least some the highlights, first call for a suspect at theater, or time of arrest? McAdams seems have time of arrest at 1.45

[Tim Nickerson]

I guess your point is in the ambiguity of the term approximately? This ambiguity you seem to want to allow for would have to be ten minutes plus whatever time it took for him to get there?

The ambiguity is there. Your comment bewilders me.

[Tim Nickerson]

Anybody have a log of the Dallas police dispatch from from 1.35 to 2. Or at least some the highlights, first call for a suspect at theater, or time of arrest? McAdams seems have time of arrest at 1.45

http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/dpdtapes/tapes3.htm

[Tim Nickerson]

Yeah, right, the president's been shot and the FBI have no jurisdiction.

The only way that the FBI would have jurisdiction is if they suspected that the killings were a part of a conspiracy. They were at the Texas Theatre as observers. Nothing more.

[Matt Grantham]

The ambiguity is there. Your comment bewilders me.

 OK Tim you tell me what you believe the amount of leeway the term "approximately" merits in a context such as this If such large latitudes are to be accepted then closer questioning should be required Do you have a time of arrest at the theater? Doesn't the McAdams transcript show the Dispatcher says at 1.40 'They already have hi' in reference to the Tippit suspect?

[Richard Smith]

Go and punch a cop and see if you don't get a ride downtown.

None of the other boxes in that section are checked either. That's left for nerdy office guys in glasses to get all uppity & anal about.

Interestingly enough, if you do a Google search for Oswald's arrest report you see it in various versions.  Including one with a notation "Assault to murder off # F85954".  It is also dated 11-22-63 and signed by Fritz with an additional charge that is difficult to make out but something like "1 assault to murder."  I wonder if the kooks have been intentionally dishonest again by using an early version of the arrest report that was not final?

https://clickamericana.com/eras/1960s/lee-harvey-oswalds-dallas-police-info-1963