What Henry Wade Looked For In Jurors

Thanks Barto, amazing stuff and great timing.....can use this stuff. Drain and the non existent finger print-priceless!

Wade incriminates himself over and over. Priceless stuff mate. This video at least for me proves Wade was involved in Fritz's railroad of Oswald. His recollections are like a well rehearsed script. Hmmmmm, same script writer as Frazier's.

Dallas Man Exonerated After 27 Years in Prison

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=90172724

They DID have a palm-print before the rifle went to Washington.  Wade was being 100% honest on that.

greg parker wrote:They DID have a palm-print before the rifle went to Washington.  Wade was being 100% honest on that.

He is even (approximately) right about the time said palm-print was obtained.

I say, well done on your honesty and recall, Mr. Wade!!!

But where abouts in the interview is the follow-up question, "where and how was the palm-print obtained, Henry"? 

It was asked, wasn't it?

I mean, I mean, I mean, it's no secret. The answer is in a key report in the volumes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r43IefWoO_Y

Henry Wade Press Conference November 24 1963

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhckLcuEINg

Henry Wade Press Conference November 22 1963

Innocence project:

Dallas Texas. Exoneration of an innocent man

http://truthinjustice.org/dallas-eyewitness.htm

I had never heard Henry Wade directly admit that he condoned the lies some police officers told to establish “probable cause” for arrests and searches. I was a bit surprised to hear a younger attorney recall a talk Wade made to his law class at SMU. He said that Wade addressed the probable cause issue saying “If my officers don’t have probable cause when they make an arrest, they will have it when they get to the courthouse”. It could be argued, of course, that Wade was not endorsing this practice, but just acknowledged the inevitability of it. One thing was certain, he certainly took no action to inhibit or prevent it.

Gray, Edward. Henry Wade's Tough Justice: How Dallas County Prosecutors Led the Nation in Convicting the Innocent . Dog Ear Publishing. Kindle Edition.

https://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-magazine/1986/may/the-chief/

As usual, the semi-mythical District Attorney of Dallas County for the past thirty-six years appears not only to be eroding his unlit cigar but eating it. He rips off a small bale of tobacco leaves and chews. For a while, nothing comes out. And these are not Winston Churchill’s favorites, the expensive seven-inch Romeo y Julietas or La Aroma de Cubas, but funky, stubby Travis Clubs. Finally he takes a mouthful of cold, black coffee strong enough to support a mouse, swills it around, then spits the tobacco-coffee puree earthward. As far as the interested parties can tell, most of it splats onto the floor.

Never ending.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/men-wrongfully-convicted-1976-murder-freed-43-years/story?id=62012500