Lovelady in Darnell and it's Ramifications.

[Royell Storing]

Dear Comrade Storing,

Why are you so defensive and so evasive in your answers?

Hint: The JFKA case was solved a long time ago; no more "research" is required -- except, of course, to determine how your beloved KGB* "made hay" from the assassination -- and many other problems in America -- and was eventually able to install The Traitorous Orange Bird (rhymes with "Xxxx") as our "president."

Why are you afraid to say you think Officer Baker entered the TSBD three minutes (or some-such thing) after the final shot?

-- Tom

        You claim Calvery is on the Couch/Darnell Films standing at the bottom of the TSBD Steps. Couch gave WC testimony. Bone up on that and then get back to me. It is obvious that you currently lack the necessary foundation to be making ID's and assigning time lines. You gotta crawl before you can walk.   

[Tom Graves]

You claim Calvery is on the Couch/Darnell Films standing at the bottom of the TSBD Steps. Couch gave WC testimony. Bone up on that and then get back to me.

Dear Comrade Storing,

Do you mean this part?

Mr. BELIN - Where was the car when you saw the rifle being withdrawn?

Mr. COUCH - I'd say about 25 feet before we made the turn onto Elm. Our car was facing the south side of the building.

Mr. BELIN - All right. Then what happened after Bob Jackson made his exclamation, and you saw what you just related?

Mr. COUCH - Well, I picked up my camera. As I recall, I had it in my hand, but it was down leaning against my legs. And I picked it up and made a quick glance at a setting and raised it to my eye. And - uh - you can see from my film that we were just turning the corner. We start the turn and we turn the corner, and you can see people running. As I recall, there's a quick glance at the front entrance of the Texas Depository Book Building. You can see people running and you can see about the first three cars, maybe four, in front of me as we complete the turn. And then I took pictures of - uh -a few people on my left and a group, or a sweeping, of the crowd on my right standing on the corner.

Mr. BELIN - Did you take any pictures of the School Book Depository Building itself?

Mr. COUCH - Not of the south side at the moment. After we went, say, 50 to 75 feet on down Elm, uh - we began to hang on because the driver picked up speed. We got down under the - I think there's three trestles there, three crossings underneath the - uh - at the very bottom of Elm Street.

Do you not think what Couch said approximates what we see in his film?

-- Tom

PS Here, this might help you.

https://www.marktyler.org/mc63.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawK4zONleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFFODdsRHVIa2RSUGZJNllFAR6Zx-0JB5zBmwy-qakJKtfLfY5vcW9V2IqOrNXjP-oezkHhb-av38NlRUa-uA_aem_2d95NRPz2dpt6k_03l7iYg

[Royell Storing]

  You're funny and lost at the same time. For starters, you should be asking yourself why you are seeing a Couch Still Frame in Color when the Couch Film was shot in B/W. Like I said, you gotta crawl before you can walk. I'm not being mean, but you are presently in way over your head. Take the time and do some serious JFK Assassination research. This will provide you with a broad foundation. You can then build upon that.

[Tom Graves]

You should be asking yourself why you are seeing a Couch Still Frame in Color when the Couch Film was shot in B/W.

Dear Comrade Storing,

Is there anything that the evil, evil CIA didn't alter?

-- Tom

[Tom Graves]

Dear danny BOY o'meara,

The guy walking up the steps wearing light-colored pants and the brown shirt is Bonnie Ray Williams. He testified to the Warren Commission that he came down from the fifth floor about 15 minutes after the assassination, and that he and some others were then taken by car to the courthouse to write up affidavits. Therefore, it would seem that the above scene (with Lovelady smoking a cigarette on the steps) was filmed by Robert Hughes significantly more than 30 minutes after the assassination.
 
-- Tom

[Royell Storing]

Dear danny BOY o'meara,

The guy walking up the steps wearing light-colored pants and the brown shirt is Bonnie Ray Williams. He testified to the Warren Commission that he came down from the fifth floor about 15 minutes after the assassination, and that he and some others were then taken by car to the courthouse to write up affidavits. Therefore, it would seem that the above scene (with Lovelady smoking a cigarette on the steps) was filmed by Robert Hughes significantly more than 30 minutes after the assassination.
 
-- Tom

     You're ID'ing someone from behind based on the color of their slacks? Seriously? This is just like ID'ing Calvery from behind on the TSBD Steps. Both ID's are pure guesswork. Also, who has ever claimed that Hughes was filming, "....significantly more than 30 minutes after the assassination"? (Other than yourself). Making stuff up will not solve this case.

[Tom Graves]

You're ID'ing someone from behind based on the color of their slacks? Seriously? This is just like ID'ing Calvery from behind on the TSBD Steps. Both ID's are pure guesswork. Also, who has ever claimed that Hughes was filming, "....significantly more than 30 minutes after the assassination"? (Other than yourself). Making stuff up will not solve this case.

Dear Comrade Storing,

Why don't you watch the clip?

If you do, you'll see his face.

Why would he be ascending the steps at that point in time if he didn't work in the TSBD?

You've seen the black-and-white photos showing Bonnie Ray Williams, Danny Arce and Willaim Shelley being escorted to a car by a policeman I mean a cop, haven't you?

Go look at those photos, again, and notice this time the clothes he was wearing that day.

D'oh!

-- Tom

https://www.jfk.org/collections-archive/8mm-film-can-top-and-base-reel-2/