Lovelady in Darnell and it's Ramifications.

[Dan O'meara]

    There is absolutely No Evidence connecting Calvery to Officer Smith. Everything provided thus far is Speculation. This is why you are calling them "Theories". A Freudian slip on your part.

OF COURSE IT'S SPECULATION!
OF COURSE IT'S A THEORY!
Man, you really are painful to deal with.

The theory that Gloria is the hysterical lady that Smith interacts with is based on the identification of Gloria on the steps in Darnell and Smith running along the Elm Street Extension in Darnell and the fact that their paths would have crossed in the seconds just before the Darnell footage is taken.
It is based on various descriptions of Gloria being so upset that she was in hysterics.
It is based on the fact that there is a hysterical woman in the area near the front steps of the TSBD who knows JFK has been shot at, seconds after the shooting. This is in accord with Gloria racing from her position on Elm Street up towards the front steps.

You really are something else 

[Tom Graves]

OF COURSE IT'S SPECULATION!
OF COURSE IT'S A THEORY!

Man, you really are painful to deal with.

The theory that Gloria is the hysterical lady that Smith interacts with is based on the identification of Gloria on the steps in Darnell and Smith running along the Elm Street Extension in Darnell and the fact that their paths would have crossed in the seconds just before the Darnell footage is taken.

It is based on various descriptions of Gloria being so upset that she was in hysterics.

It is based on the fact that there is a hysterical woman in the area near the front steps of the TSBD who knows JFK has been shot at, seconds after the shooting. This is in accord with Gloria's racing from her position on Elm Street up towards the front steps.

You really are something else 

Well put.

[Royell Storing]

I would be more accurate to say that Shelley (who had been "best man" at Calvery's wedding) and maybe his sidekick, Lovelady, saw (and heard!!!) Calvery as she was bawling like a dying calf in a thunderstorm and running up Elm Street towards the TSBD, and he/they decided to intercept her at or near the "island" to find out what the heck had traumatized her so badly.

Do you have a problem with that?

Who said that her audience on the steps consisted solely of Buell Wesley Frazier, anyway?

Okay.

You mean like your grandiose HUGE GATES CT?

It's called progress, Comrade Storing.

    There are a multitude of problems with tying Calvery to Officer Smith. For starters, I have Never heard Anyone say that Calvery mentioned shot(s) being fired from the bushes at any point in time after the assassination. Ever. And then, after frantically telling Shelley and Lovelady about the horror she had just witnessed, why would she then permit them to innocently walk right into these bushes "shots fired" area? None of this Calvery telling Officer Smith about shots being fired from the bushes fits then or in the future.   

[Tom Graves]

There are a multitude of problems with tying Calvery to Officer Smith. For starters, I have Never heard Anyone say that Calvery mentioned shot(s) being fired from the bushes at any point in time after the assassination. Ever. And then, after frantically telling Shelley and Lovelady about the horror she had just witnessed, why would she then permit them to innocently walk right into these bushes "shots fired" area? None of this Calvery telling Officer Smith about shots being fired from the bushes fits then or in the future.

Dear Comrade Storing,

We don't know if those are the actual words that Calvery (or some other "hysterical" woman) spoke to Smith.

Regardless, even if they are, your insinuating that some other hysterical woman must have said that to him because "Calvery wouldn't have let him run right into mortal danger like that" doesn't hold water because she probably knew that Smith had a gun, she probably knew that it was his job to arrest violent criminals, and because when Smith left her (or she left him) near the "island," he was already probably running in the direction of the railway yard / parking lot at the end of the Elm Street Extension, i.e., far away from "the bushes" Calvery would have been referring to.

-- Tom