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

[Alan Ford]

Oswald combed his hair over to the left exposing his receding hair on the right. You're saying the Shadow Person is receding on the left.
Oh dear, yet another nail in Prayer Man's coffin 

Weak, Mr O'Meara! Mr Oswald's hair receded on both sides. If your argument now rests on the assumption that Mr Oswald stood in front of a mirror with a comb just before going outside to watch the P. parade, then you've got nothing.

Don't forget Carl Edward Jones

Yes indeed, thank you-------Mr Jones comes in at #14, just after Mr Oswald!

Now! You asked for the list. What are you going to do with it?

 

[Dan O'meara]

Weak, Mr O'Meara! Mr Oswald's hair receded on both sides. If your argument now rests on the assumption that Mr Oswald stood in front of a mirror with a comb just before going outside to watch the P. parade, then you've got nothing.

Yes indeed, thank you-------Mr Jones comes in at #14, just after Mr Oswald!

Now! You asked for the list. What are you going to do with it?

 

D'oh 

[Alan Ford]

D'oh 

I can save you some time and trouble, Mr O'Meara, by telling you where this line of inquiry will lead:

Either! Prayer Man is Mr Oswald, a quiet nondescript employee amongst a bunch of other employees, who told Captain Fritz that he "went outside to watch P. parade" and naturally enought went unnoticed by most of his fellow employees in the short time he was out there (though not unnoticed by Officer Baker, Mr Truly and Mr Lovelady)

Or! Prayer Man is a non-employee of the Depository alone amongst a bunch of employees, who went weirdly unnoticed by every single one of them.

Seems to me option 'Or' is a much bigger stretch than option 'Either'! 

Alternatively----------can you find another, hitherto unmentioned Depository employee to put out on those steps in the Prayer Man spot?

[Dan O'meara]

I can save you some time and trouble, Mr O'Meara, by telling you where this line of inquiry will lead:

Either! Prayer Man is Mr Oswald, a quiet nondescript employee amongst a bunch of other employees, who told Captain Fritz that he "went outside to watch P. parade" and naturally enought went unnoticed by most of his fellow employees in the short time he was out there (though not unnoticed by Officer Baker, Mr Truly and Mr Lovelady)

Or! Prayer Man is a non-employee of the Depository alone amongst a bunch of employees, who went weirdly unnoticed by every single one of them.

Seems to me option 'Or' is a much bigger stretch than option 'Either'! 
 

Alternatively----------can you find another, hitherto unmentioned Depository employee to put out on those steps in the Prayer Man spot?

Not sure how any of this deals with the fact the single piece of "evidence" you put forward for "Prayer Man" being a man has been blown out of the water.
Have you got anything else?

[Alan Ford]

Not sure how any of this deals with the fact the single piece of "evidence" you put forward for "Prayer Man" being a man has been blown out of the water.
Have you got anything else?

You don't think Mr Oswald's hair was receding on both sides? You're still running with this silly claim as a way of distracting from the fact that you still haven't been able to suggest a single credible alternative candidate for Prayer Man? Ho hum...



Looks like your knock-down argument has been knocked down! 

So! Quit deflecting, Mr O'Meara, and tell us who you think Prayer Man might be.

[Dan O'meara]

You don't think Mr Oswald's hair was receding on both sides? You're still running with this silly claim as a way of distracting from the fact that you still haven't been able to suggest a single credible alternative candidate for Prayer Man? Ho hum...



Looks like your knock-down argument has been knocked down! 

So! Quit deflecting, Mr O'Meara, and tell us who you think Prayer Man might be.

At the moment I don't have anyone credible. But then again, neither do you!
This old dear is more credible than Oswald - note the hairline, the exposed arms, the classic Prayer Man pose and she's on the top step! 



Lovelady lied when he said he never saw Oswald!!

[Jack Nessan]

Mr Nessan, I'll take this as your way of admitting you goofed up big-time! 

Great, you actually do understand what Holmes stated in his testimony. Absolutely ends the speculation about LHO's whereabouts during the assassination. He was descending from the top floors to see about the "commotion", and  obviously pretends he never heard a thing.

Oswald:  , "I went down, and as I started to go out and see what it was all about, a police officer stopped me just before I got to the front door, and started to ask me some questions, and my superintendent of the place stepped up and told the officers that I am one of the employees of the building, so he told me to step aside for a little bit and we will get to you later. Then I just went on out in the crowd to see what it was all about."

LHO even trys to change the location of where Baker and Trully encounter him.