How many wallets were found that were supposed to belong to LHO?

[Jim Hargrove]

Had this wallet come from the jacket discovered behind the Texaco station, why wouldn't a DPD report simply say so?

A wallet discovered (where?) in or near a discarded (when?) jacket (whose?) found a few blocks (how far?) from a murder scene wouldn't have near the evidentiary force that a wallet discovered at the scene of the murder, or in the suspect's possession when arrested. It would require some additional circumstantial evidence to give it any probative value. Oswald's or not, the closer it is to the scene of the crime or to/on his person makes it more probative.

But by the same token, a wallet discarded at some unknown time some distance from a murder scene might not lead hard-working, non-conspiratorial local law enforcement officials en masse to the Texas Theater to confront someone who may or may not have been seen entering without buying a ticket.

The Big Picture suggests something quite different. For the previous decade, Lee Harvey Oswald has been shown to be in two different places at once time after time after time. For the few months prior to the assassination, a Lee Harvey Oswald, obviously able to drive a car, has been seen by literally dozens of people in and around Dallas. During the weeks leading up to the assassination, someone "impersonating" Oswald has been making scenes at the Sports Drome Rifle range, seeing gun smiths, visiting tall buildings and asking about the view from the top, driving a car at a dealership saying he will soon come into money, etc. And on the day of the assassination, from the early morning until well after President Kennedy is dead, we have all kinds of evidence suggesting there were two Oswalds, even inside the Texas Theater as one was arrested and the other lead quietly out the back.

The conflicting accounts of the wallets have to be considered in this context.