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Go over these photos of black dog man I noticed a similar shadow on a wall by a man in a black suit wearing a black hat......its similar to the nose of the so called black dog man
I dont what do you think



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looks like he is going for something on his belt/hip pocket with his right hand


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 the coke bottle is still on the wall just behind him and the man below is this DCM/ radioman who sat next to umbrella man just after the shooting, do you know how long after this picture was taken?


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the coke bottle is still on the wall just behind him and the man below is this DCM/ radioman who sat next to umbrella man just after the shooting, do you know how long after this picture was taken?

Ian,
around about one minute exactly give or take 5secs.
Bond7 is almost an exact match.

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Paul,
which part is BDM's "nose" by the way?
I can't see a resemblance at the moment sorry.


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thanks alan i'm trying to follow the money with the radio man pictorially bdm must be in later pictures as well its just that the route to following someone using just pictures takes a long time thanks again ian


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Off the top of my head Ian.
Bond, Towner & the Bell film all capture his walk westwards.
The latter catches him starting to slowly follow the crowd up the incline.

Cancellare might have caught him too but it's a bit difficult to be certain, shame it's not in colour to pick out his blue jacket.
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Off the top of my head Ian.
Bond, Towner & the Bell film all capture his walk westwards.
The latter catches him starting to slowly follow the crowd up the incline.

Cancellare might have caught him too but it's a bit difficult to be certain, shame it's not in colour to pick out his blue jacket.
Or not.
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Robert Cutlers "Seventy Six Seconds In Dealey Plaza" map out DCMs movements after the assassination

Let me break it out and see if I can post some scans


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Off the top of my head Ian.
Bond, Towner & the Bell film all capture his walk westwards.
The latter catches him starting to slowly follow the crowd up the incline.

Cancellare might have caught him too but it's a bit difficult to be certain, shame it's not in colour to pick out his blue jacket.
Or not.
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Robert Cutlers "Seventy Six Seconds In Dealey Plaza" map out DCMs movements after the assassination

Let me break it out and see if I can post some scans

Like to see those! 


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Off the top of my head Ian.
Bond, Towner & the Bell film all capture his walk westwards.
The latter catches him starting to slowly follow the crowd up the incline.

Cancellare might have caught him too but it's a bit difficult to be certain, shame it's not in colour to pick out his blue jacket.
Or not.
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Robert Cutlers "Seventy Six Seconds In Dealey Plaza" map out DCMs movements after the assassination

Let me break it out and see if I can post some scans

Like to see those! 


Ditto!


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Im scanning right now

There are aboubt 20 pages of text and pictures so it may take a while to post all of it

But its worth it to me to let other researchers view this important book by Robert Cutler, his plats of TUM and DCMs movements are amazing


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Note: Cutler calls DCM (Dark Complected Man) TA (The Accomplice)


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