A Candidate For Prayer Person?

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Offline Alan J. Ford

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Re: A Candidate For Prayer Person?
« Reply #91 on: December 22, 2019, 02:40:46 PM »
For clarity sake, imo Mr. Ford brings much to the research table, and I commend him for his diligent efforts. However, he has yet to account for two things:

(A) How can Bill Shelley be Prayer Man sipping coffee from a Styrofoam cup, and in the same photo be standing away from Prayer Man clear over in *Mrs  Sanders' position.

(B) Yet to demonstrate how Mr. DuVall can see a black coloured vehicle through a concrete barrier; and, rise from his otherwise seated position to morph up & over into the position of Prayer Man who maintains his same position through Weigman, Couch and Darnell.

You have the floor sir. Don't tell us, show us...

*reference 2nd photo in Reply 96
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Offline Thomas Graves

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Re: A Candidate For Prayer Person?
« Reply #92 on: December 22, 2019, 03:36:34 PM »
For clarity sake, imo Mr. Ford brings much to the research table, and I commend him for his diligent efforts. However, he has yet to account for two things:

(A) How can Bill Shelley be Prayer Man sipping coffee from a Styrofoam cup, and in the same photo be standing away from Prayer Man clear over in *Mrs  Sanders' position.

(B) Yet to demonstrate how Mr. DuVall can see a black coloured vehicle through a concrete barrier; and, rise from his otherwise seated position to morph up & over into the position of Prayer Man who maintains his same position through Weigman, Couch and Darnell.

You have the floor sir. Don't tell us, show us...

*reference 2nd photo in Reply 9


Alan,

Are you schizophrenic, or just paranoid?

--  MWT   :)
« Last Edit: December 22, 2019, 05:36:52 PM by Thomas Graves »

Offline Alan J. Ford

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Re: A Candidate For Prayer Person?
« Reply #93 on: December 22, 2019, 10:14:34 PM »
In the following exchange, a member of Mrs. Stanton's family offers up multiple reasons that run contrary to the bogus claim she is Prayer Man ---->

Thu, Jun 14, 2018 8:11 am
X Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx (Xxxxxxxxxxx@Xxxxx.com)To:you Details Slideshow

5’4 to 5’6 very heavyset just like the picture I sent you from the 60s in a park with her son... you can also tell her hair was gray by then...because as I think I mentioned before she shut herself in and gained a tremendous amount of weight.


Her weight is why there are very few photos of her...she did not like taking them.

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> On Jun 13, 2018, at 7:23 PM, Alan Ford <a1anford@aol.com> wrote:
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> Aww...you must be very proud of her, Xxxxxxx, an All-American girl next door type in that photo of her in the 1940's. She looks so kind and unassuming. Makes me recall fond memories of my own Mum.
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> Cannot thank you enough for your kindness, patience and generous nature, Xxxxxxxx, it is appreciated. In fairness to you, I feel like I owe you at least an explanation about my inquiry into your paternal-grandmother's physical appearance in the early 1960's. Two men who worked in her same office building described her as short and heavy-set on the very day President Kennedy was assassinated. I just wanted to get confirmation of this, thus my question to you about how would you best describe her in the early 1960's. Taking nothing away from those two men, I reasoned a family member (and you are a dear member of her family) would be able to confirm their observations.
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> Fido is nudging his wet nose on the screen, signaling he wants to go out to answer nature's call before we turn in. This dog never seems to bother me unless I'm in mid-sentence. Trust all is well with you & yours this evening. Thanks so very MUCH for your time, Xxxxxxxx, Semper Fi.
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As we all are able to see Prayer Man is MUCH thinner than a rather heavy set woman. Unlike the gray hair of Mrs. Stanton mentioned within the exchange, Prayer Man is not gray haired.


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Re: A Candidate For Prayer Person?
« Reply #94 on: December 22, 2019, 10:42:22 PM »
There's also this from Mr Shelley's March 64 FBI interview report:

"Billy N. Lovelady who works under my supervision for the Texas School Book Depository was seated on the entrance steps just in front of me."


So, let us guess sir, when Lovelady stood up from his seated position to be caught in the standing position in Altgens he is suddenly no longer, quote, "... on the entrance steps just in front of me."?  @ Bill Shelley

Exactly-----------he was seated just in front of Mr Shelley, then the motorcade arrived and he stood up, leaving him still just in front of Mr Shelley!  Thumb1:

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Re: A Candidate For Prayer Person?
« Reply #95 on: December 22, 2019, 10:49:58 PM »
For clarity sake, imo Mr. Ford brings much to the research table, and I commend him for his diligent efforts.

Thank you, sir!  Thumb1:

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However, he has yet to account for two things:

(A) How can Bill Shelley be Prayer Man sipping coffee from a Styrofoam cup, and in the same photo be standing away from Prayer Man clear over in *Mrs  Sanders' position.

Kindly stop persisting with this strawman argument. I have explained my position multiple times already:

Your identification of this man as Mr Shelley is erroneous!



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(B) Yet to demonstrate how Mr. DuVall can see a black coloured vehicle through a concrete barrier; and, rise from his otherwise seated position to morph up & over into the position of Prayer Man who maintains his same position through Weigman, Couch and Darnell.

Two things here, Mr Ford:

1. Do you believe Mr DuVall told the truth about sitting on the third step of the entranceway?

2. If your answer to 1 is 'Yes', then can you please tell us where you think he is in a) Altgens b) Wiegman?

3. 'Prayer Man' cannot be seen in the Couch film!

4. The assumption that PrayerManInWiegman = PrayerManInDarnell is just that------------an assumption!

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Re: A Candidate For Prayer Person?
« Reply #96 on: December 22, 2019, 11:05:08 PM »
Now!

If my identification of this man in the Hughes film as Mr Kenneth DuVall is correct (and I believe it is)--------------



--------------then the following extraordinary scenario suggests itself:

1. Mr Oswald in custody says he was in the entrance, west side, at time of shooting

2. Mr Frazier (and possibly Mr Lovelady and/or Mr Shelley too?) confirm this claim, meaning that the authorities know he was out there

3. The visual record is scoured for his presence, and Mr Oswald's face is found in the Wiegman film, just under Mr Lovelady, except...

4. It's not actually Mr Oswald but Mr DuVall, a man of whose existence the authorities have no notion as he's not a Depository employee!

5. 'Oswald' (actually Mr DuVall) is removed from Wiegman via the addition of a fake shadow

6. Mr Oswald's claim to have visited the second floor lunchroom BEFORE the shooting and to have been out front DURING it is-------------suppressed

Offline Alan J. Ford

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Re: A Candidate For Prayer Person?
« Reply #97 on: December 22, 2019, 11:28:13 PM »
Yup. He's best ignored!  Thumb1:

You & Mr. Iacoletti, Mr. Plant, etc. are doing a fine job keeping him honest...thanks very much gentlemen. Enjoy your week, Mr. Ford, all the very best to you & yours. Back next weekend to catch up. Peace & blessings to all.

*Just saw your Reply @ 120, Mr. Ford, will be first post I read further upon my return.
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