A Candidate For Prayer Person?

[John Iacoletti]

Not so fast: Oswald the patsy and a lousy shot, was given a lousy rifle and told to shoot but not hit anybody. Meanwhile, there were 42* shooters scattered around the grassy knoll, all of whom made the opposite mistake.

Later @Tippit, Dirty Harvey was only attempting to fire warning shots at the officer, but again: lousy shot/lousy weapon.

At the movies, the man of the hour (or so) attempted to surrender his weapon, explaining 'that's it, it's all over now... I can't hit anything with this thing'. [CLICK] 'See what I mean?'


*when adding up those claimed in conspiracy-monger pulp fiction

Sadly for you, your preferred narrative isn’t supported by the evidence any better than this one.

[Bill Chapman]

Sadly for you, your preferred narrative isn’t supported by the evidence any better than this one.

OMG

[Alan Ford]

 

[Alan Ford]

 

[Chris Davidson]

Mr Davidson has never claimed, let alone demonstrated, that the 'shadow' down Mr Lovelady here----------------
---------------is a natural shadow.

True.
The shadow on Lovelady could be natural, but somebody would have to be no more than one step down/somewhat overlapping torso with Lovelady, to cast it. (Lady in white, below and on the same side of railing as Lovelady is too low). imo
Since we can see Prayer Person in the shadows, I would expect to see the Shadow Caster too.
The gif represents the closest match to the Wiegman shadow that I have found.

[Chris Davidson]

[Alan J. Ford]

Good morning!

A brief recap:

*Prayer Man remains in his same specific position, holding down that space throughout several different filming sequences (Wiegman, Cook and Darnell)
*In each of those filming sequences his shaggy shirt remains un-tucked, with his bare forearms fully exposed (contrary to the business attire of Bill Shelley).
*Note Prayer Man is still holding the same position he has maintained throughout those several different filming sequences, even after Bill Shelley has left the front entrance.

Brb...

Continuation...now turning our attention to Mr. DuVall, let's take the following into consider: In his Sixth Floor Museum  interview shares a key detail he observes from his vantage point while viewing the P. Parade about seeing a black vehicle parked aside the TSBD on his left, his words not mine. Mr. DuVall or anyone else for that matter holding down Prayer Man's position --within the inward enclosure of the front entrance--couldn't see through concrete, let alone specifically describe the colour(s) of any vehicles alongside of the building on Houston Street.

Brb...

Prayer Man was framed. The wrongly accused did not shoot anybody. Anybody.