Cook? Films Darnell Filming West Face of the TSBD (revised)

[Royell Storing]

We know why he got back on his bike, you think he took the scenic route?
Bobby probably had it covered before Haygood even reached the corner and well before Darnell ever thought about heading that way.

    As we see in Your visual aid above, You are claiming that Officer Hargis executed a Hard Right Immediately After going under the Triple Underpass and then rode UP that grassy embankment.  The Hargis WC testimony puts that Evel Knievel stuff to bed. As I said earlier, either that is Not Hargis in the background of the film snippet, or the current time stamp applied to that snippet, (roughly 4- 5 minutes after the Kill Shot), is Wrong.

[Robin Unger]

Darnell Frame ( Identification credit: Todd Vaughan )



Roger Craig ( Darnell Frame )

[Barry Pollard]

...The Hargis WC testimony puts that Evel Knievel stuff to bed.

It does no such thing.  He didn't go into detail and he wasn't asked to and if all he did was have a quick look, then head to Stemmons and look again, we need an explaination for what he was doing until the TSBD became the focus of attention.  I've offered you one, so where's yours?
Did Haygood try to jump the curb and land on his butt or not and how would you describe that stupid move?

[Royell Storing]

We know why he got back on his bike, you think he took the scenic route?
Bobby probably had it covered before Haygood even reached the corner and well before Darnell ever thought about heading that way.

    Here it is Again. Your visual aid. It depicts Hargis going down Elm St, under/through the Triple Underpass, and then Immediately hanging a hard right and climbing the incline to eventually get UP and Into the railroad yard. THAT is the story You have depicted/laid out. Hargis's own WC Testimony refutes Your visual aid. STOP trying to now run away from your own visual aid.

[Barry Pollard]

I don't get it, there's a quicker way?

[Barry Pollard]

    Here it is Again. Your visual aid. It depicts Hargis going down Elm St, under/through the Triple Underpass, and then Immediately hanging a hard right and climbing the incline to eventually get UP and Into the railroad yard. THAT is the story You have depicted/laid out. Hargis's own WC Testimony refutes Your visual aid. STOP trying to now run away from your own visual aid.

No offence but this is really quite mad.  I showed you Hargis' petential route to the RRY and it was then you who had him doing all kind of stunts to get up there.  It may have escaped your notice but the motorcycle officer I liked in the Martin film is on foot.  Do you now need a diagram of how someone can leave a bike at an obsticle and then continue the old fashioned way?  And I'll tell you again, his testimony in no way rules out him taking a harder look and to tell people it actually does is really something I just cannot fathom.  I mean this cannot be the same Royell who told us all to look at everything again some months back, why would that guy now be telling me to look at WC testimony where Hargis describes a period of 8-10mins in just two lines and suggest "that's all he did".  You really believe this cop on the hunt for a murderer just sat at the bottom of the incline west of the TU and waited for an assassin to run into his arms?  And then what, after 20seconds gave up and went to the next exit?  This is that same Royell?
I think we are almost done.  Sum it up 'cause you aren't giving me anything but bs.

[Barry Pollard]

     Are You claiming that Hargis: (1) traveled through the Triple Underpass, (2) then left Elm St, and (3) rode across the grass/Blazing his own trail UP into the railroad area? If so, familiarize yourself with the WC Testimony of Hargis.  Hargis details where he went after getting back onto his DPD Motorcycle on Elm St. The visual aide you have supplied is in conflict with Hargis's WC Testimony.

This seems to be the source of your mental blockage.  Because he didn't say he went up the incline and into the RRY proper for a closer look, he didn't.  So he waited at the bottom of it, or perhaps somewhere further back where he could see everything, correct?