Robert Groden claims has original Wiegman film, says Prayerman is not LHO

[David Von Pein]

Baylor University Weigman scan.

Thanks, Robin. That Baylor scan is just about identical to Groden's 1995 DVD version, with the "Prayer Man" area displaying pretty much total darkness.

But I'll certainly have to give credit to whoever it was who enhanced and "lightened up" the doorway in the Wiegman copy seen below, because that version is by far the best I've seen when it comes to at least being able to see that there is a person standing in the PM location on the steps:



And to illustrate how the various copies can vary in quality, here's what my crappy copy of the Wiegman film shows. (You wouldn't even know that the Prayer Man person was there at all.) ....

[Robin Unger]

Your welcome David.

[Royell Storing]

   I understand the Groden/ Wiegman Film connection, but why are we even putzing around with the possible images of "Prayer Man" on the Wiegman Film? The Darnell Film has far better images of "Prayer Man" tucked back inside that corner of the TSBD Landing. The Sixth Floor Museum release of roughly the 1st :40 seconds of the Darnell film easily shows this "prayer man" figure even when viewed on a routine computer monitor.
  And when are we going to get the release of the last 1/2 of the Darnell Film? It's been over a year since the release of the 1st half of the film. Dollars To Donuts the final half of the Darnell Film will conclusively show, "That Ain't Haygood," roaming around well back inside the railroad yard. A at minimum, the last 1/2 of that film should us this Bogus Motorcycle Cop is Not choosing to carry an alleged "glove" with him from hell to high water. Is this why the final 1/2 of the Darnell film remains in limbo?