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Joseph McBride's 2013 COPA talk on "The Murder of Officer J. D. Tippit" - Albert Doyle - 28-04-2014
Speaking of Badgeman there's a good example of Texas "shooter's glasses" in the movie Sugarland Express.
Joseph McBride's 2013 COPA talk on "The Murder of Officer J. D. Tippit" - Joseph McBride - 28-04-2014
Jim, I discuss that wallet in INTO THE NIGHTMARE but don't see a purpose
in getting into a debate on the various Tippit case evidence with Mr. Armstrong's book.
People can and should read both books and study them.
Joseph McBride's 2013 COPA talk on "The Murder of Officer J. D. Tippit" - Jim Hargrove - 28-04-2014
Jim Hargrove Wrote:Thank you for this, Joseph.
Is my understanding correct that both you and John Armstrong agree completely that the Oswald/Hidell wallet "found" at 10th and Patton in Dallas on 11/22/63 is proof that LHO was the pre-ordained patsy for the assassination of JFK?
Then could I respectfully ask for your opinion here of the wallet found at 10th and Patton?
Joseph McBride's 2013 COPA talk on "The Murder of Officer J. D. Tippit" - Joseph McBride - 28-04-2014
I refer back to my previous post. I wish people would
read the books being discussed. I suspect Mr. Armstrong would
agree with that.
Joseph McBride's 2013 COPA talk on "The Murder of Officer J. D. Tippit" - Jim Hargrove - 28-04-2014
Joseph McBride Wrote:I refer back to my previous post. I wish people would
read the books being discussed. I suspect Mr. Armstrong would
agree with that.
John does indeed agree with that! And my apologies for pressing; I didn't mean to start a debate. I honestly thought you two agreed about the wallet.
Joseph McBride's 2013 COPA talk on "The Murder of Officer J. D. Tippit" - Tracy Riddle - 29-04-2014
Albert Doyle Wrote:Speaking of Badgeman there's a good example of Texas "shooter's glasses" in the movie Sugarland Express.
That's a good film. The two Texas snipers hiding in the house waiting to ambush them makes me wonder if Spielberg was channeling various 60s assassinations.