From: willisdonald824@gmail.com   
      
   By comparing two sets of DPD radio-log transcriptions, we can see that Tippit   
   was apparently being set up.  Sawyer Exh. B duly records a 12:54 exchange   
   between the dispatcher and Tippit:   
      
   Disp:   You are in the Oak Cliff area, are you not?   
      
   Tippit:  At Lancaster & 8th.   
      
   Disp:   You will be at large for any emergency that comes in.   
      
   This makes it sound as if Tippit just happened to be in the area, about 8   
   blocks from 10th & Patton.  But only because the Sawyer Exhibit omitted an   
   earlier order from the dispatcher.  From the later, more complete FBI   
   transcription:   
      
   12:46:  Disp:  87 & 78 (Nelson & Tippit), move into Central Oak Cliff area.   
      
   (There are two later, inconclusive exchanges between the dispatcher and   
   Nelson.)   
      
   The Sawyer Exhibit makes it difficult to determine the omission of the 12:46   
   order.  The pertinent pages of Sawyer Exhibit A & B are  swapped--the A page   
   is inserted into Exhibit B, and vice versa.  A ends at 12:45 and picks up at   
   12:48.  B also ends    
   at 12:45 and picks up at... 12:48.  A suspicious person might find this   
   convenient.  THERE ARE NO ENTRIES FOR 12:46 in either A or B.     
      
   The Sawyer Exhibit, most unfortunately, was the transcription used for almost   
   all Commission questioning of DPD officers.  Therefore, this omission was   
   never brought up, to my knowledge, at the hearings.  The 12:46 transmission   
   and its omission from    
   the Sawyer Exhibit almost make it sound as if Tippit was being set up.  Sins   
   of transmission and sins of omission...   
      
   dcw   
      
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