08-01-2019, 05:03 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2019, 12:54 PM by Milo Reech.)
David Josephs Wrote:Nicely done Milo....
Yes, while H was in the theater... H's impersonator was walking from Ruby's down 10th...
Do you think it a coincidence that Burt knows Tippit for years... and all this converges (Tippit, witnesses, Ozzie player) directly in front of his mistress' house?
Directly in front of the driveway leading to an alley leading to Patten, parallel to 8th, which can be taken all the way to the theater....
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Another tidbit... or just coincidence?
Mr SPECTER. Where did Mr. Ruby live in the fall of 1963, say September of 1963, if you know?
Mr OLSEN. He lived on Ewing.
Mr SPECTER. Do you recall----
Mr OLSEN. Right at Stemmons Freeway.
Mr SPECTER. How far was that from Kay's house?
Mr OLSEN. Approximately 4 or 5 blocks.
Mr. SPECTER. Tell me as precisely as you can recollect what you did on Friday, November 22.
Mrs. OLSEN. Harry was guarding an estate on 8th Street just a ways from where I lived, and I fixed a lunch for him and stopped off at the 7-11 store to get him some milk, and that's when I heard that there had been some trouble downtown; a colored lady told me that.
Scoggins drops off a man at the same apartment where Kay (who works for Ruby) and Harry Olsen "visits" often...
Representative FORD. What does your record show about this last trip?
Mr. SCOGGINS. Well, I picked him up at Love Field and carried him to 321 North Ewing, as well as I can remember now, that was the address.
Nothing coincidental about any of this, least of all the Olsens at 521 N. Ewing, curious that the FBI took more interest in Mrs. than Mr. Olsen, but before getting into that there's an even more curious item on the radio tapes. It occurs after the library shakedown fizzled and before the announcement, "We have information that a suspect just went in the Texas Theater on West Jefferson."
1384 1:44 87 (Ptm. R.C. Nelson) 87. What was the last location anybody had on that suspect out here in Oak Cliff?
1385 1:44 Dispatcher Running north on Patton.
The line numbers are from your document (DPD.pdf p21). The exchange appears in both CE705 & CE1974. We know from Armstrong's recent research the transcriptions are fragmentary, but there is no reason to regard this content as inauthentic. So what's going on? I can find no reference to a source of this information anywhere. AFAICT no witness said a fugitive ran north on Patton.
Armstrong has the ways & means but there are two questionable items at http://harveyandlee.net/Tippit/Tippit.html. Scroll down about halfway (page could use internal section links):
1. Omission of Sergeant Barnes from "the list of police officers who were either dispatched or arrived at 10th & Patton."
2. Assignment of 510 E. Jefferson to L. J. Lewis.
The first is probably insignificant, doubtful Barnes was in uniform, the second inexplicable. Surely Lewis knew he worked at 500 E. Jefferson.