The absolute, most convincing photo you will ever see!

[Royell Storing]

Not only do I not know that, but Jefferson Morley doesn't know that (this is from his JFK Facts Substack):

"Later in the afternoon of November 22, Johnny Flynn, a photographer for the Dallas Morning News, captured two Dallas plainclothes detectives looking at the park bench where the couple sat and examining the bag lunch they left behind. The photo confirms the details in Sitzman’s account, and begs the question: what happened to the couple on the knoll?"

Was the bench posed as well? The lunch remains (Tom Thumb buns?) posed? The detectives posed? Johnny Flynn posed? All to confirm Sitzman's story - or was she part of the conspiracy too? Golly, just the effort to cover-up the Black guy with a rifle and tripod was a pretty elaborate conspiracy all by itself!

Believe what you wish, but these ad hoc explanations do end up looking like a Rube Goldberg contraption - all to prop up a photo that has been examined umpteen times. If you can actually prove something new and different, go for it. I say pareidolia until you do.

      Take a look at any image of that area between the short wall and the picket fence. There are NOT Photog's and/or Reporters sniffing around Down inside this area at the same time it was being investigated. In fact, the DPD completely cleared the area N and S of Elm St. shortly after they were sure the TSBD did Not have an active shooter inside it.  DPD had cops cars parked on the Elm St sidewalk and atop the (S) grass section. That frequently seen photo was posed.

[Tom Graves]

The absolute (sic),(sic) most convincing photo you will ever see!

That's a suggestion I refuse to accept.

[Tom Graves]

Your hero and mine, Jefferson Morley, not only fully accepts Sitzman's story but is actively searching for the young couple: https://jfkfacts.substack.com/p/the-couple-on-the-grassy-knoll?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

His article includes the photo of the lunch remains on the bench taken by Jerry Flynn of the Dallas Morning News the same afternoon.

I hope you're kidding when you say Jefferson Morley is your hero.

[Jake Maxwell]

Yeah... looks like a correlation with Zapruder... perhaps the same hat!

[Duncan MacRae]

The Myth of the Mystery Man in the Pyracantha Bush in Dealey Plaza, by the late Bill Miller

Full Analysis Here https://jfklancer.maryferrell.org/miller/mysteryman.html

[Royell Storing]

  Forget the "hat" stuff. When Zapruder filmed that segment, it should have included our seeing the E-W section of the short wall that veers off/runs toward The Steps. This general area would be where we see the Black Dog Man on Willis 5. The SS Re-creation Filming that was done from the Zapruder Perch DOES SHOW this E-W section of the short wall. The "hat" stuff is lame misdirection. There is no such thing as the perfect crime. The SS re-creation film is proof of this. That SS film that was shot shortly after the assassination, (especially the copy posted on You Tube by Von Pein), is an absolute treasure trove.       

[Jake Maxwell]

  Forget the "hat" stuff. When Zapruder filmed that segment, it should have included our seeing the E-W section of the short wall that veers off/runs toward The Steps. This general area would be where we see the Black Dog Man on Willis 5. The SS Re-creation Filming that was done from the Zapruder Perch DOES SHOW this E-W section of the short wall. The "hat" stuff is lame misdirection. There is no such thing as the perfect crime. The SS re-creation film is proof of this. That SS film that was shot shortly after the assassination, (especially the copy posted on You Tube by Von Pein), is an absolute treasure trove.       

No... can't forget the "hat stuff." It is most likely legit...
and appears to correspond with the find in Willis 5.

Here's the sequence...



Likely this guy's hat...