Where Did Prayer Woman Go After The Shooting?

[Dan O'meara]

Nope! He takes a quick look down the extension, and then resumes looking ahead-----without changing his path

That's it, Mr. O'Meara? That's really all you've got? 'Baker was such a moron he didn't pay attention to where the front entrance was'

The Darnell clip shows he was looking up the Elm Street extension while he was running towards the steps.
What else do I need?
He describes what he saw happening down in the direction of the Grassy Knoll, he was focused on that while he was trying to make it to the steps.
It's as simple as that.
Have a think about the tale you have woven in place of this simple explanation.
Baker is looking up the Elm Street extension as he runs towards the steps in the Darnell clip.
You cannot get away from that.
In his WC testimony he stresses he is focused on the area by the Grassy Knoll at the time in question.
You can't get away from that.
Compare the simplicity of this to what you have to offer.

[Dan O'meara]

Hi Dan, Also the real Carolyn Arnold had her baby in December. Your Carolyn Arnold is still pregnant.

In Willis 5, in between the two Secret Service agents, we have the real Gloria Calvery dressed in blue with a white shirt! Thank you for everything! Sincerely yours, Michael







Ignore the arrow and please notice that girl in position number four from John Templin's left is wearing blue!

 Also the real Carolyn Arnold had her baby in December.

Where are you getting this info from?

[Alan Ford]

The Darnell clip shows he was looking up the Elm Street extension while he was running towards the steps.
What else do I need?

To look at the Darnell film. He takes a quick look down the extension, and then resumes looking ahead-----without changing his path



And let me throw out a wild thought here: don't ya think he might have noted where, yannow, the front steps were when he, yannow, started his run?

You're making a Welch-level fool of yourself here, Mr. O'Meara

[Dan O'meara]

To look at the Darnell film. He takes a quick look down the extension, and then resumes looking ahead-----without changing his path



And let me throw out a wild thought here: don't ya think he might have noted where, yannow, the front steps were when he, yannow, started his run?

You're making a Welch-level fool of yourself here, Mr. O'Meara

 

And your invisible-vivacuba-parachute-curtainrod-banner theory is credible?? 
I would have thought you'd learned your lesson after waking up from your Prayer Man delusion. But no.

Of course he knows where the steps are. That's where he's running to. He thought the shots came from the TSBD building, pulled up his bike and started heading for the steps. At the same time his attention was drawn to the chaos unfolding down by the Grassy Knoll. He's not looking where's hes' running as he crosses the streets and doesn't look round until he's almost on top of Truly.
That's why he overshoots the front steps by a single stride - something you have whisked up into the usual Fantasia Ford lunacy.
One thing is most definite - at no time does he look toward the woman screaming she's found the biggest banner ever made in Texas 

[Alan Ford]

He's not looking where's hes' running as he crosses the streets and doesn't look round until he's almost on top of Truly.

 

Nope, you're still hallucinating. He takes a quick look down the extension, and then (well before reaching Mr. Truly) resumes looking ahead-----without changing his path



What's your next hallucination going to be, Mr. O'Meara? How about--------------'He obviously mistook the mailboxes for a door: easy mistake to make, given the rectangular shape'

[Alan Ford]

When it was first noticed that Officer Baker was not running for the steps, some folks wondered might he be headed for the Dal-Tex building. This gave rise to some Braden-related speculation.

But no. Mr. Larsen's splendid GIF makes his true line of travel perfectly clear: Officer Baker is running straight for the woman holding up the long paper bag------------------




It wasn't found at the SN at all.

[Dan O'meara]

Nope, you're still hallucinating. He takes a quick look down the extension, and then (well before reaching Mr. Truly) resumes looking ahead-----without changing his path



What's your next hallucination going to be, Mr. O'Meara? How about--------------'He obviously mistook the mailboxes for a door: easy mistake to make, given the rectangular shape'

You're in denial and that's fair enough.
At least you acknowledge that at no point does he look toward the woman who's made the discovery of the century.