JFK Assassination Cops In The Railroad Yard Short Colorized Film Clip

[Royell Storing]

Although Clyde Haygood is no longer with us, there are quite a few autographed photos and whatnot for sale on eBay. Is it a coincidence that the Bogus Haygood looks exactly like the Real Haygood? The conspirators sent a one-gloved Haygood doppelganger to walk around in the same vicinity where the real Haygood was also walking around? One might have expected a bogus DPD officer to look entirely different, with a "Jose Rodriguez" name tag and a spiel about having "just joined the force" if challenged by someone like ... well ... like Haygood.

For $100, a genuine signed Haygood can be yours on eBay. In this photo he appears not to have a glove on one of his hands. Perhaps he whipped it off to be prepared to draw his weapon if needed.

   Your JFK Assassination Foundation is exceptionally weak. You have No Idea what JFK Assassination Images show Motorcycle Officer Haygood. You're lost, but for whatever reason you want to expose this lack of knowledge. Do the JFK Assassination research and get off of Ebay. The pic you posted does Not show Motorcycle Officer Haygood. 

[Lance Payette]

It's almost tragic how "weak and uninformed" almost everyone who disagrees with you seems to be, even if they've spent 40 or more years deeply involved in JFKA lore. One would think there would be SOMEONE out there who could match wits with your devilishly clever insights and CurIoUs sPelliNG (or, rather, CAPitAlizaTion).

All I know is, Clyde Haygood signed about 50 copies of that photo over a period of years, ostensibly on the basis that it depicts him. Ditto for about 50 photos of him on the overpass. If you have conclusive evidence it is not Clyde, you will have to take this up with the Administrators of the Estate of Clyde A. Haygood, Deceased. Perhaps you can file a class action on behalf of all those who have been defrauded.

My point is simply that there are multiple photos that are unquestionably Clyde Haygood, and that the Real Haygood is, remarkably enough, a dead ringer for your One Glove Bogus Imposter Haygood With a Mystery Device in His Hand Guy.

[Royell Storing]

It's almost tragic how "weak and uninformed" almost everyone who disagrees with you seems to be, even if they've spent 40 or more years deeply involved in JFKA lore. One would think there would be SOMEONE out there who could match wits with your devilishly clever insights and CurIoUs sPelliNG (or, rather, CAPitAlizaTion).

All I know is, Clyde Haygood signed about 50 copies of that photo over a period of years, ostensibly on the basis that it depicts him. Ditto for about 50 photos of him on the overpass. If you have conclusive evidence it is not Clyde, you will have to take this up with the Administrators of the Estate of Clyde A. Haygood, Deceased. Perhaps you can file a class action on behalf of all those who have been defrauded.

My point is simply that there are multiple photos that are unquestionably Clyde Haygood, and that the Real Haygood is, remarkably enough, a dead ringer for your One Glove Bogus Imposter Haygood With a Mystery Device in His Hand Guy.

      Your ignorance is obviously Not restricted to the JFK Assassination. Just because you see what you Think is Haygood's signature, does Not mean he actually did sign the article. The autograph market in all fields of interest is loaded with "reproductions". Next time, just ask me if the image has Haygood in it. This will save your present standing around here from falling even further.
      "Dead Ringer"? Where did his sunglasses go? Where did his motorcycle glove go?     

[Lance Payette]

      Your ignorance is obviously Not restricted to the JFK Assassination. Just because you see what you Think is Haygood's signature, does Not mean he actually did sign the article. The autograph market in all fields of interest is loaded with "reproductions". Next time, just ask me if the image has Haygood in it. This will save your present standing around here from falling even further.
      "Dead Ringer"? Where did his sunglasses go? Where did his motorcycle glove go?   

I feel sure you will be pleased to know that I have forwarded your concerns about the provenance of this photo and signature to the seemingly highly reputable seller of much Haygood merchandise. Perhaps his attorney will be in touch with you.

[Lance Payette]

The seller informs me that he visited Haygood several years before Haygood's death, at which time Haygood signed all the photos, and that his understanding is that Haygood is the standing officer. His understanding is that the officer still on the motorcycle is the Imposter Haygood; OK, I made that part up, but it's what you were going to say anyway. It would appear that the Babushka Lady had an excellent perspective on this and may even have some photos. Let's ask her!

[Royell Storing]

The seller informs me that he visited Haygood several years before Haygood's death, at which time Haygood signed all the photos, and that his understanding is that Haygood is the standing officer. His understanding is that the officer still on the motorcycle is the Imposter Haygood; OK, I made that part up, but it's what you were going to say anyway. It would appear that the Babushka Lady had an excellent perspective on this and may even have some photos. Let's ask her!

   Funny to see you floundering around because you do Not know who took the photo and when it was taken. You continue exposing your lack of a sound JFK Assassination Foundation. Take the time and do the research. You are currently, "naked as a Jaybird". Not pretty.

[Lance Payette]

   Funny to see you floundering around because you do Not know who took the photo and when it was taken. You continue exposing your lack of a sound JFK Assassination Foundation. Take the time and do the research. You are currently, "naked as a Jaybird". Not pretty.

Royell, to put this as politely as possible: SHUT THE F UP. You're a mentally ill moron who has made a complete fool of yourself six ways from Sunday in literally every post on every single thread. I don't know what sort of home you're in, but see if they can up your meds.