Axxman300
Philosopher
Agree. This was the most common response on the ground among the DPD officers and the deputy sheriffs. Almost sleepwalking with their collective wetted index finger in the air waiting for wind direction.
Weird, because that dictabelt evidence you forced us to listen to says you're full of it on this allegation alone.
All this changed when a ”fellow cop” got killed and they transformed to a hornets nest very easy to persuade/manipulate in pointing out and catch/kill the guilty villain. It is paramount for every law enforcement to quickly as hell arrest a ”cop killer” in order to restore the ”respect” and thereby security for its officers. Guilty or not guilty is secondary to that. That certainly was the case in Dallas.
We get it, you have a problem with authority and it clearly clouds your judgement.
Everything you just wrote is a pathetic lie. There is no police department in the US that will let a cop-killer go free, especially when the cop is well-liked within the department as Tippit was at DPD. Yes, in some cases the DPD, and other law enforcement agencies would sometime round up the usual suspects, and prosecute some thug for a crime he didn't commit so they could close the file, and move on.
Never in the case of a cop-killer.
Oswald was stupid. He should have held his mud when Tippit stopped him, chances are that after a brief conversation he would have been allowed to continue on his way. Oswald's next mistake was to not wipe the gun and drop it at the scene of the crime (another mistake was not filing the serial number off because that pistol model was a dime a dozen). His following mistake was not buying a ticket at the Texas Theater.
DPD got the right guy.
Looking at Dallas county’s track reckord under legendary DA Henry Wade, this was an artform on a level almost unique for the USA.
No other county in America — and almost no state, for that matter — has freed more innocent people from prison in recent years than Dallas County, where Wade was DA from 1951 through 1986
And yet the DA was not involved with the investigation due to historical circumstances, and is irrelevant.
A side note. Everyone of the pieces of evidence presented by Henry Wade to the press allegedly pointing to Oswalds guilt, turned out to be false: https://ratical.org/ratville/JFK/OI-ALB.html
Oh look, you've linked to a Mark Lane piece. How precious.
All of it. What a dude. He should have lots of kindred spirits in this forum.
Got that right, none of us like cop-killers.