Don't get bit.....

[Alan J. Ford]

will do some additional reading today on Tom Dillard and his photo filming sequence. Again, taking nothing away from you and your research, but am only doing this in the spirit of ensuring what we share,

Suit yourself...but I can save you some time by telling you that you'll find nothing that contradicts the conspirators ridiculous stance that Dillard took his photo 30 seconds after the shooting.   ( Think about that...Tom Dillard was a sports photographer with lightning like reflexes when taking action photos )
I'd suggest that you examine the photos.....The story is in the photos....  And Dillard DID NOT take his photo 30 seconds after the action.

Okay, point well taken, Mr. Cakebread,

meanwhile, to your credit and/or to the credit of the first generation researchers, it has been established that Mr. Dillard's photos came before an Army Intelligence Agent James Powell's filming sequence ----->

During the HSCA in 77-78...the photographic panel, with reports prepared by Rochester Institute of Technology and the Stanford Research Inst.Inc. showed that the shadows on both Dillard and Powell were taken at the same approximate time...Though Dillard's two were made first..A major item revealed in the Dillard was a circular light fixture including a light bulb hanging from the ceiling of the 5th floor room ....there were no signs of any human faces or forms in the open 6th floor window or adjacent window.."Subsequent examinations of these photos ,the box locations and sunlight patterns would indicate that there is no inconsistency"

*Credit: the research of the late Bernice Moore (RIP Dear Lady)

That said, off here for now...will continue to pursue this line of research, but meanwhile wishing all a safe week and the best of health amid this ongoing pandemic challenge.

[Walt Cakebread]

Mr. BALL - How many explosions did you hear?
Mr. DILLARD - I heard three - the three approximately equally spaced.
Mr. BALL - What is your best estimate of the position of your car with reference to the turn at Main and Houston when you heard the first explosion?
Mr. DILLARD - Perhaps, oh, just a few feet around the corner and it seems we had slowed a great deal. It seems that our car had slowed down so that we were moving rather slowly and perhaps just passed the turn when I heard the first explosion.
Mr. BALL - Did you hear anyone in your car say anything?
Mr. DILLARD - Well, after the third shot I know my comment was, "They killed him." I don't know why I said that but Jackson - there was some running comment about what can we do or where is it coming from and we were all looking. We had an absolutely perfect view of the School Depository from our position in an open car, and Bob Jackson said, "There's a rifle barrel up there." I said, "Where?" I had my camera ready. He said, "It's in that open window." Of course, there were several open windows and I scanned the building.
Mr. BALL - Which building?
Mr. DILLARD - The School Book Depository. And at the same time I brought my camera up and I was looking for the window. Now this was after the third shot and Jackson said, "there's the rifle barrel up there." And then he said it was the second from the top in the right hand side, and I swung t it and there was two figures below, and I just shot with one camera, 100-mm. Lens on a 35-mm. Camera which is approximately a two times daily photo twice normal lens and a wide angle on a 35-mm. Which took in a considerable portion of the building and I shot those pictures in rapid sequence with the two cameras.

As I told Alan, You'll find nothing that contradicts their lie that Tom Dillard was a slow witted, dumb bell who took 30 seconds to figger out what was happening.

The reversing of the chronology between the Powell photo and the Dillard photo is crucial in  tricking the pubic into believing that the arch villain  Lee Harrrrrrvey , Ossssswald ( BOOOOOO   HISSSSS) had shot JFK but Dilliard was too slow witted to capture him in a photo.

[Dale Nason]

I found something interesting today. Norman's testimony to the WC is that he was on the 5th floor and heard three distinct cycles of a rifle. ( I'm para-phrasing now) but he claims he heard a bolt action -loading, a bolt action-ejecting and a shell hit the floor. Then a bolt action-loading, a bolt-action-ejecting and a second shell hitting the floor. Then he heard a bolt action-loading and a bolt action-ejecting and a third shell hitting the floor. THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE. IF there was someone shooting from the so called sniper's nest above him, he would not have heard the first (loading) bold action. The rifle would have already been loaded. And it is nearly impossible that he would have heard the final bolt action-ejecting. NO sniper would have waited around and unloaded the shell casing and then left the weapon there to be found. Norman is lying about what he heard. There were no shots fired from the School Book Depository. Period.

[Walt Cakebread]

I found something interesting today. Norman's testimony to the WC is that he was on the 5th floor and heard three distinct cycles of a rifle. ( I'm para-phrasing now) but he claims he heard a bolt action -loading, a bolt action-ejecting and a shell hit the floor. Then a bolt action-loading, a bolt-action-ejecting and a second shell hitting the floor. Then he heard a bolt action-loading and a bolt action-ejecting and a third shell hitting the floor. THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE. IF there was someone shooting from the so called sniper's nest above him, he would not have heard the first (loading) bold action. The rifle would have already been loaded. And it is nearly impossible that he would have heard the final bolt action-ejecting. NO sniper would have waited around and unloaded the shell casing and then left the weapon there to be found. Norman is lying about what he heard. There were no shots fired from the School Book Depository. Period.

You're right, Norman was lying about hearing the noises he claimed that he heard.......But the conspirators wanted him to continue telling that tale so when they
"reenacted" the imaginary actions of Lee Oswald, they had good ol Harry Norman down on the fifth floor when they dropped "SOMETHING" on the floor above his head so that he would recall he sound of the shells dropping on the floor.

[Dale Nason]

He never heard anything. As a NEGRO.....he was told what to hear. Welcome to Dallas. 1963.

[Dale Nason]

I'm very much a conservative. But I KNOW WHAT DALLAS like in 1963. Now way that a young black man in Dallas was going to tell the truth if it put him in danger. NO WAY

[John Iacoletti]

Bonnie Ray Williams too. If he was the negro that Rowland saw in the SE window, I can see why he wouldn’t be forthcoming about having been there.