Joseph McBride's 2013 COPA talk on "The Murder of Officer J. D. Tippit"

[Albert Doyle]

Speaking of Badgeman there's a good example of Texas "shooter's glasses" in the movie Sugarland Express.

[Joseph McBride]

Jim, I discuss that wallet in INTO THE NIGHTMARE but don't see a purpose
in getting into a debate on the various Tippit case evidence with Mr. Armstrong's book.
People can and should read both books and study them.

[Jim Hargrove]

Thank you for this, Joseph.

Is my understanding correct that both you and John Armstrong agree completely that the Oswald/Hidell wallet "found" at 10th and Patton in Dallas on 11/22/63 is proof that LHO was the pre-ordained patsy for the assassination of JFK?

Then could I respectfully ask for your opinion here of the wallet found at 10th and Patton?

[Joseph McBride]

I refer back to my previous post. I wish people would
read the books being discussed. I suspect Mr. Armstrong would
agree with that.

[Jim Hargrove]

I refer back to my previous post. I wish people would
read the books being discussed. I suspect Mr. Armstrong would
agree with that.

John does indeed agree with that! And my apologies for pressing; I didn't mean to start a debate. I honestly thought you two agreed about the wallet.

[Tracy Riddle]

Speaking of Badgeman there's a good example of Texas "shooter's glasses" in the movie Sugarland Express.

That's a good film. The two Texas snipers hiding in the house waiting to ambush them makes me wonder if Spielberg was channeling various 60s assassinations.