How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?

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Online John Corbett

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #216 on: Yesterday at 04:45:42 PM »
  So tell this Forum your own explanation for ALL of this. My "challenge" stands.

I don't have an explanation because there isn't enough information to form one. I can speculate about a possible scenario without stating it as if it were fact which is what you do.

A car started down the Elm St. extension, only to be stopped as the motorcade reached Houston and Elm. Once the shots were fired, there was resulting chaos. Traffic came to a standstill and the occupant(s) realizing they weren't going to be able to exit any time soon, simply parked the car and left on foot to wherever they were intending to go. They came back 3 hours later after things had calmed down.

There's as much evidence for my scenario as there is for yours and while yours sounds more interesting, mine is mundane and far more plausible. It doesn't require me to assume there was a sniper team inside the TSBD for which there is no evidence.

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #217 on: Yesterday at 04:46:51 PM »
It doesn't require me to assume there was a sniper team inside the TSBD for which there is no evidence.

But John, Royell Storing has PROVEN that it's a getaway car  :D :D

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #218 on: Yesterday at 06:37:37 PM »
But John, Royell Storing has PROVEN that it's a getaway car  :D :D

To his satisfaction.

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #219 on: Yesterday at 07:16:30 PM »
I don't have an explanation because there isn't enough information to form one. I can speculate about a possible scenario without stating it as if it were fact which is what you do.

A car started down the Elm St. extension, only to be stopped as the motorcade reached Houston and Elm. Once the shots were fired, there was resulting chaos. Traffic came to a standstill and the occupant(s) realizing they weren't going to be able to exit any time soon, simply parked the car and left on foot to wherever they were intending to go. They came back 3 hours later after things had calmed down.

There's as much evidence for my scenario as there is for yours and while yours sounds more interesting, mine is mundane and far more plausible. It doesn't require me to assume there was a sniper team inside the TSBD for which there is no evidence.

   For starters, do you know for a fact that whoever parked that car in the "NO PARKING........" Zone, did come back? Do you know for certain that this "getaway" car was Not towed out of Dealey Plaza by law enforcement?
   I am the only person over 62+ years to ever notice that this car is Not on the Wiegman Film. And, I am NOW tying those 2 Guys moving away from the car on the Couch Film to this same car. I have now Proven that these 2 Guys are NOT Shelley and Lovelady. Brick by Brick, Fact by Fact, I continue proving that this car was an intended "getaway" car. To this point, nobody has produced anything that disproves my claim. My Challenge Stands!

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #220 on: Yesterday at 07:36:30 PM »
   For starters, do you know for a fact that whoever parked that car in the "NO PARKING........" Zone, did come back? Do you know for certain that this "getaway" car was Not towed out of Dealey Plaza by law enforcement?
Of course I don't know. That's why I said up front there wasn't enough information for me to give an explanation. There is only room for speculation since there are so many unknowns. The difference between us is I know when I am speculating while you treat your speculations as if they are proven facts. To be fair, you aren't the only conspiracy hobbyist I have dealt with over the years who exhibits this trait. I find it to be quite common and almost a requirement to be a conspiracy hobbyist.

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   I am the only person over 62+ years to ever notice that this car is Not on the Wiegman Film.

That should tell you something....but probably won't.

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And, I am NOW tying those 2 Guys moving away from the car on the Couch Film to this same car. I have now Proven that these 2 Guys are NOT Shelley and Lovelady. Brick by Brick, Fact by Fact, I continue proving that this car was an intended "getaway" car. To this point, nobody has produced anything that disproves my claim. My Challenge Stands!

This is where you turn to speculation. You haven't proven jack. You don't even understand what constitutes proof. The person with the hypothesis has the burden of proof. It is up to you to prove your hypothesis. Nobody else has the burden of disproving it. It's all on you to prove what you claim. It's as if I proposed that there are herds of pink unicorns roaming on the far side of the moon and the reason none of our spacecraft have observed them is because they duck into a deep crater whenever they detect a spacecraft flying by. Prove me wrong. If you can't, it must be a fact.