A Candidate For Prayer Person?

[Thomas Graves]

Nope, look more closely. Two heads, one of which belongs to Mr Oswald! 

He's there across multiple frames:





On that side of the doorway? Not really. Ample room for Mr Oswald to be there. But nice try! 

Do let us know, Mr Graves, when you can explain the shadow down Mr Lovelady. You haven't done terribly well so far...

Mister Ford,

There are three "heads" due to the motion blur.

Who could that third person possibly "be"?

--  MWT   

[Alan Ford]

Mister Ford,

There are three "heads" due to the motion blur.

Who could that third person possibly "be"?

--  MWT   

Look at the frames I posted, Mr Graves. This second head at different elevation across multiple frames phenomenon is unique to Mr Lovelady, who is doubly unique in attracting an impossible shadow to his side. You know, the shadow you can't explain! 

[John Mytton]

Mister Ford,

It's fascinating that your "Oswald" and Lovelady have equally bald heads!

--  MWT   

 





JohnM

[Alan Ford]

Mr Graves asked for OswaldHair, and hates that he's now been shown some!   



Mr Graves joins Mr Mytton in being unable to put natural shadow down Mr Lovelady here:



And Mr Mytton (though he doesn't understand this yet) has just done splendid work in blocking up any conceivable alternative escape routes for Team Keep LHO Away From The Doorway! 

[Alan Ford]

Mr Howard Brennan spoke of a strangely parked Oldsmobile by the TSBD just before the assassination, which had disappeared when the assassination was over. Does anyone here know if he ever mentioned what color that car was?

 

Now! It is a dreadful shame that Mr Ken DuVall's 2009 Oral History interview with the Sixth Floor Museum is not available online. We only have summaries to work from.

I would be very interested in hearing from anyone who might have actually watched the interview in the Museum! 

[Chris Davidson]

And if you find someone other than Mr Lovelady in those Wiegman frames with a second head @ higher elevation across multiple frames, let me know!

The two heads occur in camera shaken/motion blur frames.
Show a frame consisting of two heads without those characteristics.
Attach it (side x side) with a nice clear frame so others can use the brick detail from the west wall for comparison purposes.
Is it the translucent antenna which is causing the higher double/triple heads?

[John Mytton]

Thanks for these two photos which led me to the solution to Ford's double head problem, there is indeed two heads which are motion blur but this motion blur seems to be independent of everybody else, so what's happening?
Since we know in the next second or two Lovelady will appear to be dramatically lower, so obviously in the frames animated above, what we are looking at are the initial movements of Lovelady bending forward and hence he is moving independently of everyone else and this head motion is only accentuated by Wiegman's erratic camera panning.



For example, in the following Zapruder frame we see Clint Hill as clear but the bike helmet has a "double head" and the reason is what's moving relative to Zapruder's camera. Zapruder is panning at about the same speed as Hill is running hence his stable image whereas the bike is changing speed and causing independent "double head", all the objects in the red boxes show varying amounts of motion blur because everything is moving at a different speed or not at all, relative to what was captured by Zapruder's camera.







JohnM