Mr. STUDEBAKER. Now, I took two of the photographs and Lieutenant Day took two. We took double shots on each one. These are the ones I took myself - these pictures. There's the two pictures that I took. This one was right before anything was moved. There is a hull here, a hull here, and a hull over here.
Mr. BELIN. Your pictures which you have marked No. 22 and No. 23 were both made, one was made by you, is that Commission Exhibit 718----
Mr. DAY. Yes, sir.
Mr. BELIN. And the other was made by----
Mr. DAY. Detective Studebaker.
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The officer said, no photographs were taken before the boxes were moved.
Then, he back peddled his testimony to 3 pictures were taken before any boxes moved. Yet, this configuration does not match a
photo that was taken by Tom Dillard at the time of the assassination. Dillard Exhibit C.
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Whitewash | Harold Weisberg"Before they were moved he said these boxes were, "in the left-hand corner of the
window looking towards Elm Street... Right at the edge" of the sill. This was the correct location
according to a photograph taken at the time of the assassination (Dillard Exhibit C).
When shown another of his photographs, identified as Studebaker exhibit J, he twice said of the boxes,
"I put them in the same exact position"
However, Studebaker Exhibit J shows these boxes not in the eastern corner of the window as does
Studebaker A but at least as far west as the middle of the window. Because the entire window is
not shown, it is not possible to know how much further west the boxes were re-positioned.
Both photographs show the boxes at about a 45° angle to the window and piled all pointed in the
same direction. Unfortunately, this reconstruction has the alleged mark of the rifle on the box
pointing about 90° in the wrong direction. Then, there is another Studebaker photograph of the
same rifle-rest boxes, Exhibit D. This picture shows all three boxes pointing in different directions,
with the top box at right angles to the window and not touching the sill."
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Det. Robert Studebaker | WC TestimonyMr. BALL. The picture of the boxes; this is after they were moved?
Mr. STUDEBAKER. Yes, sir; they were moved there. This is exactly the position they were in.
Mr. BALL. It is?
Mr. STUDEBAKER. Yes - not - this was after they were moved, but I put them in the same exact position.
Mr. BALL. Were they that close - that was about the position?
Mr. STUDEBAKER. Yes.
Mr. BALL. Let's take one of these pictures and mark it the next number, which will be "Exhibit J."
(Instrument marked by the reporter as "Studebaker Exhibit J," for identification)
Mr. BALL. Did you take some pictures showing those boxes?
Mr. STUDEBAKER. Yes.
Mr. BALL. Was that before any of them were moved?
Mr. STUDEBAKER. That picture right there is the one that shows them,
and the other pictures show them before they were moved.
Mr. BALL. You mean Exhibit A and B?
Mr. STUDEBAKER. A and B.
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