Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[Alan Ford]

  The shadow created by the West Wall and where that shadow Specifically falls at 12:30 on 11/22 is Well Documented. If You believe the Person-In-Question is standing: (1) atop the Landing + (2) close to the West Wall, = No Way In Hell the Sun is falling across ANY Portion of this Person-In-Question.

Mr Storing, I do NOT believe Prayer Man is atop the landing------------his right elbow is way too close to the brick column:



Mr Stancak has studied the shadowline VERY closely. While his reconstruction of Prayer Man's leg-posture is open to question, he has successfully shown how Prayer Man could have caught a little bit of direct sunlight:



 

[Alan Ford]

I don't understand the importance of Drinking Man. Y'all think it could be Oswald?

Yes! No other credible candidate has been put forward------------after 7 years of intensive effort to find one!

 

[Alan Ford]

I concede that the person's right elbow does indeed seem to catch the sunlight and humbly retract my earlier assertion that no part of the Shadow Person is in sunlight.

Thank you, Mr O'Meara! 

That said, I'm really struggling to see the head tilting backwards when the light source is at the face. I cannot get away from the distinct impression it is tilting forward, then straightening up.

Looking at the hairline, you really think the head is tilting backwards?

That's not Prayer Man's hairline-------it's his neck/chin!

[Royell Storing]

Mr Storing, I do NOT believe Prayer Man is atop the landing------------his right elbow is way too close to the brick column:



Mr Stancak has studied the shadowline VERY closely. While his reconstruction of Prayer Man's leg-posture is open to question, he has successfully shown how Prayer Man could have caught a little bit of direct sunlight:



 

   We can quibble as to where this Person-In-Question Might be positioned, but the muddled depiction of the West Wall Shadow as seen above is INCORRECT!  The shadow was Photographed on 11/22 and that photo was posted on a different thread. That shadow extends about midway across the Glass Door. As I recall, that shadow across the glass door was roughly straight back from the overhead  light above the landing. The above depiction of the shadow with the people further obscuring where the shadow Specifically Falls = INACCURATE. Also, based on the shadow we see above, if you are going to move the Person-In-Question DOWN onto the steps, then you also Need to Move Lovelady Down below the Person-In-Question in order for Lovelady to have that shadow falling across Half of his body. Lovelady testified that he was standing atop the Landing. The shadow depiction above is a House Of Cards that is collapsing under its own Inaccurate Weight.

[Dan O'meara]

Is it my imagination or is the shadow line on the interior ceiling moving about in an unusual way? Has this been messed about with or am I having a 'senior moment'?

[Alan Ford]

   We can quibble as to where this Person-In-Question Might be positioned, but the muddled depiction of the West Wall Shadow as seen above is INCORRECT!  The shadow was Photographed on 11/22 and that photo was posted on a different thread. That shadow extends about midway across the Glass Door. As I recall, that shadow across the glass door was roughly straight back from the overhead  light above the landing. The above depiction of the shadow with the people further obscuring where the shadow Specifically Falls = INACCURATE.

No, Mr Storing, we've been through this before. Don't you remember Mr Mytton's Epic Boo-Boo? The landing is much further back these days than it was in 1963. Mr Stancak's setting of the shadow line is spot on! 

Also, based on the shadow we see above, if you are going to move the Person-In-Question DOWN onto the steps, then you also Need to Move Lovelady Down below the Person-In-Question in order for Lovelady to have that shadow falling across Half of his body.

Lovelady? That's Mr Frazier in Mr Stancak's recreation!

As for the shadow falling down half of Mr Lovelady's body in Wiegman, we established many moons ago that it is fake. Mr Lovelady is nowhere near the shadow line.

 

[Alan Ford]

Is it my imagination or is the shadow line on the interior ceiling moving about in an unusual way? Has this been messed about with or am I having a 'senior moment'?

No senior moment, Mr O'Meara! Mr Wiegman's angle to the entrance is not perfectly consistent between the two frames. Note how far away the front line of spectators is, and then how close.........