Lookout or gunman from sixth floor window?

[Jake Maxwell]

Two windows down from the sniper's nest, is the image of a lookout.
This was found in The Lost Bullet.
There are at least two frames...

[Steve Barber]

Jake,
 May I ask why you keep posting these insufferable, blurry, highly pixelated images and expect people to see what you are claiming/asking what is in them? 

 I must ask you this. I am curious.

 If this were introduced as "evidence" in a court room where Oswald is on trial, and you were trying to convince a jury that the images show a "person" or a "rifle", how far do you think you would get?   This would be thrown out of the courtroom within a millisecond as soon as the prosecuting attorney saw it, as well as the judge saw it because it is absolutely worthless as evidence or proof of anything.  How can you expect people to see what you think you see--when there isn't a slight hint of definition within these images. 

Again, I am just curious.

[Jake Maxwell]

Here's the figure coming out of the shadows...

NOTE: the gif program degenerates the image somewhat... though it still holds enough definition to strongly suggest someone peering from the sixth floor window, two windows down from the sniper's nest. 

[Duncan MacRae]

Here's a close up of your "lookout"

[John Iacoletti]

Here's a close up of your "lookout"

Naw, he's talking about on the 6th floor.

[Duncan MacRae]

Naw, he's talking about on the 6th floor.

Maybe Elsie was the lookout on the 6th floor. 

[Denis Morissette]

Is it April 1st yet??? 

[ size=14pt]Two windows down from the sniper's nest, is the image of a lookout.
This was found in The Lost Bullet.
There are at least two frames...[/size]