From: hsienzant@aol.com   
      
   On Sunday, February 18, 2024 at 7:49:46 AM UTC-5, Gil Jesus wrote:   
   > On Sunday, February 18, 2024 at 7:24:28 AM UTC-5, Bud wrote:    
   > > Was his timesheet accurate?    
   >    
   > We're talking about the credibility of YOUR witness here.    
   > You claimed that one of the reasons why the witness was credible was because   
   of his, "extremely accurate observations like Oswald wearing a silver   
   bracelet".    
   > Now you're impugning his credibility by suggesting that he lied about the   
   times on his timesheet?    
   What did Whalley say about the times?   
      
   — quote —   
   Mr. BALL. Then where did you go at 12:15 according to you record?    
   Mr. WHALEY. According to my record I got a pickup at the Continental bus   
   station which is stand 16 and went to the Greyhound which is 55 cents. I   
   unloaded at the Greyhound, I have got it marked 12:30. See there is that 15   
   minutes you say I am off, I just    
   mark it 15, I don't put the correct time on the sheet because they don't   
   require it, sir, but anywhere approximate.    
   Mr. BALL. In other words, it took you about 15 minutes to go--    
   Mr. WHALEY. It actually took about nine minutes, sir.    
   Mr. BALL. And you put the trip ending Greyhound around 12:30?    
   Mr. WHALEY. Yes, sir.    
   …   
   Mr. WHALEY. Well, on this which was the 14th trip when I picked up at the   
   Greyhound I marked it 12:30 to 12:45.    
   Mr. BALL. You say that can be off 15 minutes?    
   Mr. WHALEY. That can be off either direction.    
   Mr. BALL. Anything up to 15 minutes, you say?    
   Mr. WHALEY. Yes, sir; I wrote that trip up the same time I wrote the one up   
   from the Continental bus station to the Greyhound, I marked this 12:15 to   
   12:30 and started 12:30 to 12:45. And the next one starts at 1:15 to 1:30 and   
   it goes on all day long    
   every 15 minutes the time keeps pretty approximate.    
   — unquote —   
      
   He said they were estimations, that he sometimes picked up multiple fares, and   
   then went back and entered them on his log as he had times, and they were   
   mostly entered at 15 minute intervals. Did his supervisor demand to-the-minute   
   accuracy? If not, then    
   what he was doing was more than okay, unless of course you're a CT, then every   
   shortcut anyone took in their daily job means Oswald was framed.   
      
   If ‘they’ were intent on framing Oswald, why didn't they recreate the log   
   sheet with more accurate times?   
      
      
   > If his timesheet was inaccurate, that means he lied on it.    
      
   No, that’s inaccurate. That's a false dichotomy, a logical fallacy where you   
   list only two choices and leave out other options. How did YOU eliminate   
   Whaley was telling the truth about using estimations, for example?   
      
      
   >    
   > Now tell us what time his timesheet said he picked up Oswald.   
      
   12:30 — “ I just mark it 15, I don't put the correct time on the sheet   
   because they don't require it, sir, but anywhere approximate. ”   
      
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