16-02-2018, 05:10 PM
Well done, Mr. Davidson, appreciate your approach in winnowing down to some detailed specifics. That said, I'll certainly double-back here into this thread should I see you making any further contributions.
At this point--with all the timing elements aside for now, the lying tandem still cannot account for overcoming an otherwise LOCKED roof. Aside from, Dallas Deputy-Sheriff John "Made of Honour" Wiseman, several others responding to the scene also found the roof inaccessible. Not to mention, the observations of Dallas Fire Station Number 3 amid incredibly dark conditions of the same passage way up to the roof.
Also, what's more troubling for the lying tandem is the testimony of Inspector Sawyer. When we learn that he enters the building at 12:34PM, rides the front passenger elevator to the 4th floor, and then makes a brief search while there, and then returns to the first floor by 12:37PM (his words, not mine), that means that both Marrion Baker and Roy Truly's account of being up on the roof are outright lies:
Baker ='s -----> quote, Over 5 minutes...but not more than 9:59:59, quote, no more than 10 minutes if that.
Roy Truly's newly revised lie extending their roof top adventures to accommodate WC counsel's timeline, quote, time delay and back.
The point here is this, regardless of either lie, IF Marrion Baker really encounters Inspector Sawyer as he claims/says in his testimony, then he couldn't have been up on the otherwise LOCKED roof for Over 5 minutes, because Inspector Sawyer's testimony places the Inspector back on the first floor by 12:37PM (not even enough time for the lying tandem to leave their phantom encounter w/the wrongly accused and climb three other staircases, yada, yada, yada even before 12:37PM, let alone be upon an otherwise LOCKED roof beyond that time.
Photographic evidence--from different angles and times (I shared one already to accommodate Roy Truly's newly revised lie about an extended stay up there amid his, quote, time delay and back-- does NOT demonstrate the claimed actions/activities upon that otherwise LOCKED roof. Nor--amid all of the camera bulbs flashing that afternoon--does a single photo capture the lying tandem upon the roof either, let alone not a single spectator in that plaza that afternoon is seen extending his or her arms frantically, while pointing up to the rooftop, yelling to bring attention to their claimed activities.
Which lie is it men?
You encountered Inspector Sawyer while you should be otherwise upon the rooftop?, Or, you were up there way beyond the Inspector's return to the first floor at 12:37PM?
Addendum (A) ---->
Mr. BELIN - Officer Baker, when you talk, I wonder if you would look at me
Adddendum (B) ----->
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.
How was that again, Roy Truly, when? ----->
sometime before I learned that they had found either the rifle or the spent shell cases.
What did Roy Truly really do that afternoon?
Mr. TRULY. That I can't answer.
Cat got your tongue?!
WON'T? answer or,
Pleading the 5th?
At this point--with all the timing elements aside for now, the lying tandem still cannot account for overcoming an otherwise LOCKED roof. Aside from, Dallas Deputy-Sheriff John "Made of Honour" Wiseman, several others responding to the scene also found the roof inaccessible. Not to mention, the observations of Dallas Fire Station Number 3 amid incredibly dark conditions of the same passage way up to the roof.
Also, what's more troubling for the lying tandem is the testimony of Inspector Sawyer. When we learn that he enters the building at 12:34PM, rides the front passenger elevator to the 4th floor, and then makes a brief search while there, and then returns to the first floor by 12:37PM (his words, not mine), that means that both Marrion Baker and Roy Truly's account of being up on the roof are outright lies:
Baker ='s -----> quote, Over 5 minutes...but not more than 9:59:59, quote, no more than 10 minutes if that.
Roy Truly's newly revised lie extending their roof top adventures to accommodate WC counsel's timeline, quote, time delay and back.
The point here is this, regardless of either lie, IF Marrion Baker really encounters Inspector Sawyer as he claims/says in his testimony, then he couldn't have been up on the otherwise LOCKED roof for Over 5 minutes, because Inspector Sawyer's testimony places the Inspector back on the first floor by 12:37PM (not even enough time for the lying tandem to leave their phantom encounter w/the wrongly accused and climb three other staircases, yada, yada, yada even before 12:37PM, let alone be upon an otherwise LOCKED roof beyond that time.
Photographic evidence--from different angles and times (I shared one already to accommodate Roy Truly's newly revised lie about an extended stay up there amid his, quote, time delay and back-- does NOT demonstrate the claimed actions/activities upon that otherwise LOCKED roof. Nor--amid all of the camera bulbs flashing that afternoon--does a single photo capture the lying tandem upon the roof either, let alone not a single spectator in that plaza that afternoon is seen extending his or her arms frantically, while pointing up to the rooftop, yelling to bring attention to their claimed activities.
Which lie is it men?
You encountered Inspector Sawyer while you should be otherwise upon the rooftop?, Or, you were up there way beyond the Inspector's return to the first floor at 12:37PM?
Addendum (A) ---->
Mr. BELIN - Officer Baker, when you talk, I wonder if you would look at me
Adddendum (B) ----->
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.
How was that again, Roy Truly, when? ----->
sometime before I learned that they had found either the rifle or the spent shell cases.
What did Roy Truly really do that afternoon?
Mr. TRULY. That I can't answer.
Cat got your tongue?!
WON'T? answer or,
Pleading the 5th?