Where Did Prayer Woman Go After The Shooting?

[Zeon Mason]

@Micheal Welsh: I think you have posted somewhere , a picture of a large fat (and short) lady wearing a black dress ( she’s in the foreground of the picture substantially , but she’s turned 180 degrees so it’s just her figure and head/hair.

This person might be a good match for PM.

[Michael Welch]

In a video done by a Mr. Gary Fannin, at around the 55:00 minute mark, he shows a gold ring that belonged to Lee which Lee had purchased in Minsk. It was either still on Lee's finger when he died, or it had been given to Paul Groody at his funeral home. Mr. Groody placed Lee's wedding ring and this ring on Lee when Lee was buried in 1963. Mr. Groody retrieved these two rings from Lee's body in 1981 when it was exhumed. Marina Oswald wanted and received from Mr. Groody Lee's gold wedding ring, but she did not want the Russian red stone and gold ring with the letter L on it, so Mr. Groody stuck it in his pocket. He forgot about it, and it did not get back on Lee's finger. Eventually Mr. Fannin purchased it. I found a picture yesterday of Lee wearing this ring. So you can add a gold ring to Lee's right ring finger that would have been pretty shiny on 11-22-63. Sincerely yours, Michael

    

[Michael Welch]

If Lee's jewelry is not enough to produce the amount of shine generated around Prayer Man's hands, then my best guess is he was eating a Hershey's Milk Chocolate bar. Sincerely yours, Michael

[Zeon Mason]

Not sure why PM  would peel back the Paper cover of a Hersheys bar to  expose half the inner tin foil , yet keep holding the bar wrapped without taking a bite immediately, but waiting it seems about 10 secs or more holding it with both hands?

Wait a second! TIN FOIL!!! Are you making fun of us CTs , Michael Welch ?

[Dan O'meara]

If Lee's jewelry is not enough to produce the amount of shine generated around Prayer Man's hands, then my best guess is he was eating a Hershey's Milk Chocolate bar. Sincerely yours, Michael

For any object to produce any shine it would require a light source to reflect off it..
The lady at the top of the steps is stood in shadow, so it isn't a metallic or glass or any kind of object that is reflecting light.
The brightness of the blob in the lady's hands is due to the extreme filtering the photographic evidence had to go through to bring this lady out of the shadows.
Whatever the object is it's not really as bright as it appears in the enhanced pictures.
Whatever shininess the object has appears to be generated by itself.

[Steve Barber]

Hi Dan, No, it is Karen Westbrook in her two tone tight fitting on the legs white dress! Here is where A. J. is: He keeps by himself! Thank you for your input! Sincerely yours, Michael

 Hi Michael,

    Actually, Dan O'mera is correct.  It is A.J. Millican.  Ive seen the complete Jimmy Darnell film, and Millican is standing near where he was close by the lamp post during the assassination, with arms still folded.  He has moved from his original position, to the curb on Elm Street, standing in front of the lamp post, and a little to it's left when facing it.  Darnell is standing on the south side of Elm Street filming the sequence straight across from that lamp post.  He captures two of the girls standing in front of the Stemmons Sign as Zapruder captured them.  The two are standing in the grass to the left of the R.L. Thornton sign, as you face it from the south side of Elm Street.  The same two women are captured at this same spot in still photos taken by-I believe- Cecil Stoughton from the Press Bus he was riding in. 

[Michael Welch]

Hi Michael,

    Actually, Dan O'mera is correct.  It is A.J. Millican.  Ive seen the complete Jimmy Darnell film, and Millican is standing near where he was close by the lamp post during the assassination, with arms still folded.  He has moved from his original position, to the curb on Elm Street, standing in front of the lamp post, and a little to it's left when facing it.  Darnell is standing on the south side of Elm Street filming the sequence straight across from that lamp post.  He captures two of the girls standing in front of the Stemmons Sign as Zapruder captured them.  The two are standing in the grass to the left of the R.L. Thornton sign, as you face it from the south side of Elm Street.  The same two women are captured at this same spot in still photos taken by-I believe- Cecil Stoughton from the Press Bus he was riding in.

Hi Steve, This is the Couch film. These are four ladies! Thank you for your input though. I respect you highly! But you and Dan are incorrect thinking A. J. is in the middle of the four girls. Thank you for everything! Sincerely yours, Michael