Und wollte dann doch lieber nach einem großen Umweg ins Kino gehen? Ohne Ticket? Und ließ sich ohne großen Protest festnehmen?bredulino schrieb:Vielleicht wollte er wie andere nur nach Hause?
Wer denn sonst? Wer käme noch in Frage? Zieh mal deine VT-Brille ab.
Zirkellogik. Das hat was mit Fragen der Beweissicherung zu tun. Wenn Beweise und Zeugen manipuliert bzw. "zurechtgelegt" wurden, sind die Spuren zu anderen Tatverdächtigen längst erkaltet.Aniara schrieb:Wer denn sonst? Wer käme noch in Frage? Zieh mal deine VT-Brille ab.
Warum nicht?
Ist das gesichert?
Warum und mit welchem Motiv?
Soweit ich weiß waren die meisten DPD-Mitglieder vom Präsidentenmord nicht so aufgebracht wie beim Mord an einem der ihren... Der Mord könnte eine Versuch gewesen sein, die Polizei nach Oak Cliff zu locken, um Oswald zur Strecke zu bringen.
Das ist mir viel zu viel wilde Spekulation und zu viel Konjunktiv, sorry. Da muss schon mehr kommen um die OT ins Wanken zu bringen. ;)
Tja, nach über 50 Jahren sind die Spuren erkaltet.
Um sie ins Wanken zu bringen zu bringen müsste sie zunächst mal stabil stehen- was sie aufgrund der mangelnden Beweismittelketten, Zeugen-Einflussnahme und Zurechtlegen von Beweisen nicht tut- siehe Papiertüte, Fingerabdrücke, die Gegenüberstellungen, die Märchen von der Begegnung beim Soda-Automaten, der Gardinenstangenlüge, von OSwald, der "als Einziger" fehlte...
Die OT ist so stabil wie ein Turm aus Butter in der Sommersonne.
On November 22, 1963, JD Tippit did respond to a disturbance callout on the 400 block of East 10thhttps://www.thenewdisease.space/tippit (Archiv-Version vom 22.01.2020)
Street in Oak Cliff. The previously mentioned hearsay evidence testified to by Det. Potts
that Tippit was on a disturbance call at the time he was shot, is further supported by a 1967
interview conducted by Eddie Barker of CBS with Murray Jackson, the police radio dispatcher.
The interview was part of the CBS Warren Report investigation.
From Warren Commission counsel Wesley Jim Liebeler:http://reopenkennedycase.forumotion.net/t1760-texas-theatre-theatrics#23496
"Oswald, Tippit, and the Missing 30 Minutes
At first I was surprised to learn that Johnny Calvin Brewer knew that a patrolman had been shot when Oswald walked by his place of business, less than eight blocks from the point of the Tippit killing which Oswald apparently left as fast as he could.
2. Then I was surprised to learn that the police radio did not send out information about the suspect being in the Texas Theater until 1:45, about 30 minutes after the police first learned of the Tippit killing from Benavides over Tippit's radio. What were Oswald and Brewer doing during this 30 minutes? Oswald was strangely inactive during this period, considering all that he had done the 45 minutes following the assassination. (11 HSCA 229; 9/6/64 memo)"
About the broadcast in record,
"We have information that a suspect just went in the Texas Theater on West Jefferson."
Suspect to what, sneaking in... please spare us...
More theatrics.
At 12:45 p.m., 15 minutes after Kennedy was shot, Tippit received a radio order to drive to the central Oak Cliff area as part of a concentration of police around the center of the city. At 12:54, Tippit radioed that he had moved as directed. By then, several messages had been broadcast describing a suspect in the killing of Kennedy as a slender white male, in his early 30s, 5 ft 10 in (1.78 m) tall, and weighing about 165 lb (75 kg). Lee Harvey Oswald was a slender white male, 24 years old, 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m) tall, and an estimated weight of 150 lb (68 kg) at autopsy.Sind wir uns denn wenigstens einig, dass JD Tippit erschossen wurde oder stellst du das auch in Frage? o.O'
Wie kann man überhaupt so eine sinnlose Frage stellen? o.O'
Du hast es doch selbst in Frage gestellt:
Besonders wenn man meine Posts seit Jahren liest und eifrig kommentiert?
Dann drück dich halt mal klarer aus.
Dann weißt du wohl nicht, was "Streife" bedeutet:
Nö, noch nie davon in meinem Leben gehört. Danke für die Aufklärung! Wo wäre die Welt nur ohne unseren proteus?
Quelle?
Habe ich doch zwei Beiträge oben weiter bereits gepostet, ist aber englisch, also bitte genau lesen:
At 12:45 p.m., 15 minutes after Kennedy was shot, Tippit received a radio order to drive to the central Oak Cliff area as part of a concentration of police around the center of the city. At 12:54, Tippit radioed that he had moved as directed.Wikipedia: J. D. Tippit#Murder and investigation
Also so genau wie bei "chiefly", okay...
Fast alle Fußnoten haben den Warren Report als Quellengabe. Die WC war nicht unbedingt die wahrhaftigste Untersuchungskommission:
Original anzeigen (0,9 MB)there are details in Mr. Ely's memoranda which will require MATERIAL ALTERATION and, in some instances, OMISSION.
Original anzeigen (0,3 MB)At 12:45 p.m., 15 minutes after Kennedy was shot, Tippit received a radio order to drive to the central Oak Cliff area as part of a concentration of police around the center of the cityWas ausgelassen wurde:
12:46 p.m.https://kennedysandking.com/john-f-kennedy-articles/why-officer-tippit-stopped-his-killer
At this time, dispatcher Murray Jackson ordered Officers Tippit and R.C. Nelson into the Central Oak Cliff area, which was odd since an assigned officer (William Mentzel) was already patrolling Central Oak Cliff. (McBride, pp. 427-30)
Das ist natürlich das ultimative Totschlag-Argument eines Users, der an einer offenen Diskussion nicht interessiert ist. :D
Holan was never called by the Warren Commission. Nor is there any evidence she was ever interviewed by either the Dallas Police or the FBI. Like many important witnesses in the JFK assassination, she was discovered by private citizens many years after the fact. Local Dallas researchers Bill Pulte and Michael Brownlow were the first to talk to her. Which is weird since she lived only one door down from the crime scene, at 409 10th Street, on the second floor. This placed her in a perfect position to see what she was about to disclose. The most remarkable information to come to the fore in the two interviews she granted was this: As she looked out her window upon hearing the shots, she saw a second police car at the scene. It was in the driveway between 404 and 410 East Tenth. This was adjacent to the spot on the street where Tippit’s car stopped. Knowingly or unknowingly, Tippit had blocked the driveway, which led to an alley at mid-block. She said a man got out of the car, looked at Tippit’s body and then went back down the driveway. He was alongside the car, which was retreating back toward the alley. She also saw a man fleeing the scene in a different direction. (McBride, pp. 494-95)
Brownlow had previously found a second witness to the police car. This was Sam Guinyard, a porter at a used car lot at 501 East Jefferson. And as McBride further notes in his book-length study of the Tippit case, Virginia Davis had said that when she heard the shots and ran out, the police were already there. Years before he talked to Holan, another witness who wished to remain anonymous related to Pulte that he had been told there was a man in the driveway who approached Tippit. (see Harrison Livingstone, The Radical Right and the Murder of President Kennedy, p. 348)
Erkennst du an, dass die Kommission Transskripte abänderte, Aussagen und Informationen bewusst ausließ und "bearbeitete"?
Diese Frage ist mir zu einseitig gestellt, daher kann ich darauf nicht antworten.
Dann ist dein Vorwurf des Totschlagarguments und mangelnden Interesses an der offiziellen Version nicht haltbar.
