Martin,
I read that post you did on the Altgens photo where you identified all the people in the crowd with arrows
and used the Croft photo also.........I hope you can consider doing the same with the Betzner/Willis photos.
I have been studying my copy of Betzner from Life magazine against your Betzner image sent.
There are differences in clarity. These are very subtle differences...but they're important to
what I was talking about in my post.
I don't know if even a scan of the Life issue photograph will ever reproduce
100% equally on a computer moniter compared to their printed page in 1967.
It is the best I've seen yet though.........I am just so impressed by the amount
of info. some of you out there have and are willing to share.Thank You.
SO I will include this photo from Love Field in Dallas.
Martin Covax
Hi Martin. hat;;
Thank you for your kindness.
I consider to color the Betzner photo as well. But that can take while cause i have so much on the task list. /o\
Martin, i do believe that every single photograph taken on november 22,1963 is indeed authentic.
Betzner, Altgens, Moorman, Zapruder frames......etc. Every single one.
Thats one of the reason, i go to concentrate onto the photographic evidence.
You are right on the money that Betzner was taken at Z#186 and Willis at Z#202.
About Blackdogman (BDM) , i think this is a man who crouched behind the white retaining wall before the motorcade turned down Elm and disappeared suddenly.
Rose Mary Willis identified this man as you can see in the attachement.
There are other theories out there which are interpreting that this shape might be a couple or a woman with a baby.
Everbody is free to interprete this image by one own.
I do believe it was a man with dark clothes with a hat. I will also support my claim sooner or later.
But i don't believe he was a shooter. It would have been a very bold idea to do at this open stage in broad daylight.
I believe he was a protector for a man behind the fence. A guy who propably had a (faked?) Secret Service identification card to
make sure that the crowds rushing not too fast into the railroad yard.
I thinks it's high likely that the first shot coming from the direction of the TSBD.
Maybe the one that hit the curb south of Main street which particles hit James Tague on his left cheek.
best to you
Martin
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