A fair challenge here, Mr. Trotter, IF you feel strongly enough about introducing the notion of a stop-watch into this debate, perhaps you can demonstrate for those reading along here a definitive timeline as oppose to generic references to a stop-watch. I await your decision, indecision, or outright refusal. It's your choice.
As we await your definitive stop-watch timeline, hopefully--in fairness & truth-- it begins with Baker's motorcycle 60-90 feet away from the corner of Elm & Houston, and ends at the precise time your stop-watch puts them on the scene of their initial engagement of the locked roof.
Then perhaps you can explain how Roy Truly uses his trusty key to that lock, and somehow was able to re-lock the same while on the other side :
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explaining Why, and How, he took such an action would be just as interesting, care to humour us?
I caution you though, that IF you do decide to share irrefutable stop-watch specifics here, don't forget I still have in reserve five (5) others who found the roof also inaccessible. Three (3) of them, as was the case w/Dallas Deputy Sheriff John "An Honest To Goodness Lawman" Wiseman, was also right on the heels of the tall-tale tandem. Hint. One of them even experienced a power outage when riding a freight elevator, which places him even closer to the unfolding action. The other Two (2) --not necessarily on the heels but w/pertinent information regarding the LOCKED roof--will add an exclamation point upon the LOCKED roof as well.
Just so we are clear here, I personally don't believe any stop-watches ultilied, err, utilized by the WC in order to hone in on establishing the "truth" of a hastily contrived script concocted to frame an innocent party; however, though I'm adopting a Missouri (The Show Me State attitude), go ahead, make your stop-watch case. Will it stand the test of time?
While we await your decision to introduce the irrefutable evidence of your stop-watch, Am just wondering aloud why Roy Truly was over in the sniper's nest before the authorities ---->
Mr. BELIN. When did you get over to the southeast corner of the sixth floor?
Mr. TRULY. That I can't answer. I don't remember when I went over there. It was sometime before I learned that they had found either the rifle or the spent shell cases.
As we await your definitive stop-watch timeline, hopefully--in fairness & truth-- it begins with Baker's motorcycle 60-90 feet away from the corner of Elm & Houston, and ends at the precise time your stop-watch puts them on the scene of their initial engagement of the locked roof.
Then perhaps you can explain how Roy Truly uses his trusty key to that lock, and somehow was able to re-lock the same while on the other side :
hock:: explaining Why, and How, he took such an action would be just as interesting, care to humour us?
I caution you though, that IF you do decide to share irrefutable stop-watch specifics here, don't forget I still have in reserve five (5) others who found the roof also inaccessible. Three (3) of them, as was the case w/Dallas Deputy Sheriff John "An Honest To Goodness Lawman" Wiseman, was also right on the heels of the tall-tale tandem. Hint. One of them even experienced a power outage when riding a freight elevator, which places him even closer to the unfolding action. The other Two (2) --not necessarily on the heels but w/pertinent information regarding the LOCKED roof--will add an exclamation point upon the LOCKED roof as well.
Just so we are clear here, I personally don't believe any stop-watches ultilied, err, utilized by the WC in order to hone in on establishing the "truth" of a hastily contrived script concocted to frame an innocent party; however, though I'm adopting a Missouri (The Show Me State attitude), go ahead, make your stop-watch case. Will it stand the test of time?
While we await your decision to introduce the irrefutable evidence of your stop-watch, Am just wondering aloud why Roy Truly was over in the sniper's nest before the authorities ---->
Mr. BELIN. When did you get over to the southeast corner of the sixth floor?
Mr. TRULY. That I can't answer. I don't remember when I went over there. It was sometime before I learned that they had found either the rifle or the spent shell cases.