Friends, in 2019 Mr. Pat Speer---------a real researcher unlike so many of the clowns who populate the 'research community'!---------wrote this:
I was in Dallas on the weekend of the anniversary, and found myself standing in front of the TSBD at 12:30. And I looked at the steps from the angle of Altgens. Well, it hit me then that the Lovelady figure in Altgens was standing in the middle of the steps, and not on the far west of the steps, as seems apparent from the photo.
So I walked over to the steps. And noticed something. The shadow of the wall by the steps cuts across the top step at an angle. Well, this proves Prayer person was in the back corner, and not on the top step. or standing halfway on the second to the top step and top step. I walked up to the top and turned around. When I stood up against the west side of the staircase, I was able to get my face half in shade/half in sun. But when I stood on the top steps in a normal relaxed manner, my face was always in sun. I'm not sure if this means anything. But I seem to remember someone holding out that Prayer person was straddled on the top two steps. And there's no way he/she could have done that without being at least halfway in the sun. Mr. Speer is quite right about Mr. Lovelady in Altgens, but what he says about PrayerPerson does raise the obvious question:
how on earth is Mr. Lovelady---------the same person we know to be nowhere near the shadowline in Altgens---------suddenly catching all this shadow in Wiegman?
Answer: The Wiegman frames have had shadow artificially added to them.
It's that simple. One may find this explanation shocking, but there is no other explanation that comes even close to making sense.
And, knowing, as we do, that shadow has been artificially added to one person in the doorway (Mr. Lovelady), we can hardly find it a stretch at all to posit that shadow has been added artificially to a second person (PrayerMAN) in the same frames. Especially when positing this, and seeing that PrayerMAN is in reality catching plenty of sun, suddenly makes sense of where his elbows are showing up in Wiegman in relation to a) white column, b) vertical metal strip in corner:

PrayerMAN only makes sense, in short, if he is standing at the same spot as we see Redshirt Man standing in Hughes-------------back a couple of steps from the black man who is standing on the second step up:

Boom!
