27-04-2014, 09:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 28-04-2014, 01:12 AM by Joseph McBride.)
Dawn, it was good being with you on the COPA panel. I respect John Armstrong and
find HARVEY & LEE highly impressive even though I differ with him on much
about the Tippit case. There's always room for reasoned debate. The video of my COPA Tippit presentation I hadn't seen on YouTube until
another researcher alerted me to it. I am glad it is up there. The Badge Man image (reproduced
in my book INTO THE NIGHTMARE from Jack White's blowup of the Mary Moorman image) shows a distinctive and unusual hairline (with a semicircular "notch") that is
identical to J. D. Tippit's. The upwardly peaking eyebrows and facial structure are similar to Tippit's as well. I
interviewed Jack White in December 1992 in his Fort Worth office, going over his materials and discussing
the image in detail and the photographic processes he used in working with the photo. I admire him and his work on this matter. I write about Badge Man extensively in INTO THE NIGHTMARE.
There are still the unresolved issues of Tippit's whereabouts during the crucial period, perhaps at his alleged lunch at home
and on a possible police call, but both of those reports have
problematical aspects, as I discuss.
find HARVEY & LEE highly impressive even though I differ with him on much
about the Tippit case. There's always room for reasoned debate. The video of my COPA Tippit presentation I hadn't seen on YouTube until
another researcher alerted me to it. I am glad it is up there. The Badge Man image (reproduced
in my book INTO THE NIGHTMARE from Jack White's blowup of the Mary Moorman image) shows a distinctive and unusual hairline (with a semicircular "notch") that is
identical to J. D. Tippit's. The upwardly peaking eyebrows and facial structure are similar to Tippit's as well. I
interviewed Jack White in December 1992 in his Fort Worth office, going over his materials and discussing
the image in detail and the photographic processes he used in working with the photo. I admire him and his work on this matter. I write about Badge Man extensively in INTO THE NIGHTMARE.
There are still the unresolved issues of Tippit's whereabouts during the crucial period, perhaps at his alleged lunch at home
and on a possible police call, but both of those reports have
problematical aspects, as I discuss.