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

[Chris Davidson]

After scaling and stabilizing that area, it appears as if the black gentleman against the west wall rises up possibly one step. Watch just to the left of the red clothing, it comes out from beneath the big shadow block. The orientation of those two appear to match what is seen in Hughes (except maybe the step up part) a few seconds earlier. But, still no ID on what appears to be the red shirted arm farthest east.
You may have to play it repeatedly for eye adjustments.
https://vimeo.com/870842433?share=copy

[Zeon Mason]

In the Towner film, There’s definitely some person behind the black man (Carl Jones?) at lower west side steps. This person is either moving or attempting to display something and this at the SAME TIME that the red and white shirt element  (Lovelady?)   by the center hand rail.

So it’s improbable imo that  it’s some kind of kind of motion blur effect of Lovelady moving from west wall to center handrail position.

[Michael Welch]

After scaling and stabilizing that area, it appears as if the black gentleman against the west wall rises up possibly one step. Watch just to the left of the red clothing, it comes out from beneath the big shadow block. The orientation of those two appear to match what is seen in Hughes (except maybe the step up part) a few seconds earlier. But, still no ID on what appears to be the red shirted arm farthest east.
You may have to play it repeatedly for eye adjustments.
https://vimeo.com/870842433?share=copy

Hi Chris and Zeon, This is a mystery lady in blue carrying a camera and Rosemary Willis in white and red, running from right to left, and they end up in between Billy and Maddie but are closer to the camera on the south side of Elm Street. They add the various blue or white, and red to Hughes. Thank you both for your input! Sincerely yours, Michael

[Chris Davidson]

Michael,
I don't see any objects in Hughes, that represent what we see in Bell, relating to what appears to be the red arm sleeve.
It looks like a left arm connected to a person(maybe a step lower) who would be facing more towards the person labeled as Lovelady in Hughes.
https://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/index.php/topic,2639.msg143009.html#msg143009

[Michael Welch]

Michael,
I don't see any objects in Hughes, that represent what we see in Bell, relating to what appears to be the red arm sleeve.
It looks like a left arm connected to a person(maybe a step lower) who would be facing more towards the person labeled as Lovelady in Hughes.
https://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/index.php/topic,2639.msg143009.html#msg143009

Hi Chris, After studying this some more, it could be this mysterious lady in Hughes who is wearing a red dress, a white overcoat, and a white hat who ends up in that spot! Thank you for everything! Sincerely yours, Michael

[Alan Ford]

Friends, forget Prayer Woman in Darnell for a moment. (Of forever, if you're being sensible.)

Where exactly is Prayer-Man-in-Wiegman standing?



Not on the landing, that's for sure.

PM-in-Wiegman VS. PM-in-Darnell

The positions of the respective LEFT ELBOWS tell an important story
-----------two different standing heights
-----------two different latitudes
-----------two different orientations
==========> PM-in-Wiegman standing a step or two down from the landing, and facing south out of the doorway; PM-in-Darnell standing on the landing, and turned south-east



The feet of PM-in-Wiegman are planted on a spot EAST of the spot where the feet of PM-in-Darnell are planted; PM-in-Wiegman is standing on a lower level; PM-in-Wiegman has their body facing forward out of the doorway............... yet PM-in-Wiegman is catching no more direct sunlight than PM-in-Darnell, whose body is turned such as to avoid direct sunlight.

Strange!

[Alan Ford]

-----------------A laid-back Mr. Lovelady is SITTING on one of the upper steps, content with getting a glimpse of Pres. Kennedy when he passes right by the building. He has a decent enough view, as there is no one standing in front of him.

But then, without warning, and just as Pres. Kennedy is about to come into Mr. Lovelady's view, Mr. Oswald blocks his view by waving a flag--not up high, but to his side

Friends, we will never dispel the confusion that has reigned for six decades unless we attain clarity on the 'guiltocent' Mr. Oswald's impossible predicament in custody.

For us, his going out on to the front steps for the motorcade ===========> his INNOCENCE (of the crime of shooting Pres. Kennedy)

For him, his going out on to the front steps and what he did out there =============> his GUILT (of involvement in a 'pro-Castro' conspiracy)

Mr. Oswald NEVER signed up for involvement in an assassination of Pres. Kennedy. What he signed up for was involvement in a non-lethal missed-shots false-flag event. And then, once the assassination happened, he was scapegoated by those scurrying to hide the existence of, and their own involvement in, the planned false-flag event.

A lesser man would have screamed to the press about the false-flag operation. But Mr. Oswald kept his cover------------and was murdered for his pains.