What we have here is corroborated eyewitness assertions that there
were two assassins on the 6th floor, that one wore a white shirt, and
that one wore a dark shirt or jacket.

We see that after the shooting the two men (one wearing a white
T-shirt, the other wearing the brown coat) immediately left the TSBD.
(Ref: Carr & Worrell) and a couple of minutes later Oswald, wearing a long-sleeved brown shirt, was confronted by DPD Officer Marion Baker
in the 2nd floor lunchroom.

Eyewitnesses can make mistakes with identifying people, BUT IT'S QUITE
A BIT HARDER TO CONFUSE A WHITE SHIRT WITH A LONG-SLEEVE BROWN SHIRT.

As put by one author: "If the Commission had properly deposed and
evaluated the testimony of witnesses who saw and described two men on
the sixth floor (Carolyn Walther, Charles Bronson, Arnold Rowland,
Ruby Henderson, Tom Dillard, Amos Euins, numerous jail inmates, and
others) then they would have understood the statements of Richard
Worrell, Richard Randolph Carr, and others who saw the man in the
brown jacket leave from the rear of the TSBD building only moments
after the shooting.

If the Commission had properly deposed and evaluated the testimony of
Roger Craig, Malcolm Robinson, Roy Cooper, Helen Forrest, and James
Pennington, then they would have realized that the 2nd man from the
6th floor (wearing a white T-shirt) got into in a Nash Rambler station
wagon and left Dealey Plaza."

Believers cannot explain these eyewitnesses, and what they saw - and
put it in a coherent package that fails to show a conspiracy. They
simply don't have the necessary intelligence and logical thinking
ability.

Now let's continue to examine this "white shirt" assassin... he
appears shortly in the Tippit murder:

William Arthur Smith was visiting Jimmy Burt but did not see Oswald as
he walked toward Patton. When Smith heard gunshots he looked west
toward Tippit's patrol car near lOth & Patton and observed, "A white
male, about 5-foot-7 to 5-foot-8, 20 to 25 years of age, 150-160,
wearing a white shirt, light brownjacket and dark pants.

Again - "white shirt"

While sitting in his cab and eating his lunch Scoggins noticed a
police cruiser as it drove slowly eastward on 10th Street and crossed
the intersection in front of him. Scoggins said the man walking toward
the police car was wearing a light-colored jacket, dark pants, and a
light colored shirt.

Again, consistent with a "white shirt"

Tatum was no more than 10 feet from Tippit's murderer as he drove past
Tippit's patrol car and remembered, "He had on a light-colored
zipperjacket, dark trousers and what looked like a T-shirt on.

"T-Shirt?" Again - consistent with a "white shirt"

Barbara Davis said the gunman had dark brown or black hair, was
wearing a dark coat, possibly made of wool, and a light-colored shirt.
Again - consistent with a "white shirt"

About 1:00pm Callaway heard fve pistol shots that sounded like they
came from the back of the car lot (toward 10th street). He ran out to
the street and observed a man in a white shirt as he was crossing from
the east to the west side of Patton. Callaway said the man was wearing
dark trousers and a white "Eisenhower-type jacket."

Again - "white shirt"

Officer Roy Walker was patrolling his district, two miles south of
10th & Patton, when he received the news that Tippit, his former
partner, was involved in a shooting. Within minutes Walker was the
third officer to arrive at the scene (circa 1:20pm) and saw Warren
Reynolds, whom he knew through a friend. Reynolds gave Walker a
description of the gunman which he broadcast on the police radio at
1:22 pm: "We have a description on this suspect over here on
Jefferson, last seen about 300 block of East Jefferson. He's a white
male, about 30, 5, 8, black hair, slender, wearing a white jacket,
white shirt and dark slacks."

Again - "white shirt"

Officer Summers notified the dispatcher: "Might can give you some
additional information, I got an eyeball witness to the getaway man that-ah-suspect in this shooting. He's a white male, 27, 5-foot-11,
165, black wavy hair, fair complected, wearing a light gray
Eisenhower-type jacket, dark trousers and a white shirt.
And-ah-about-last seen-ah-running on the north side of the street from-ah-Patton, on Jefferson, on East Jefferson. And he was apparently
armed with a 32 dark finish automatic-ah-pistol, which he had in his
right hand."

Again - "white shirt"

At 1:33pm a police dispatch gave the subject's description as: white/male/30/5-foot-8, very slender build, black hair, a white
jacket, white shirt, and dark slacks.

Again - "white shirt"

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