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Baker didn't run through them, he ran behind them.



   The timestamp for these images of Officer Baker running across the Island and into the street is :20 seconds after the Kill Shot. Yet, as we can see, Officer Baker is Not having to plow through a throng of people that stretched from the corner of the TSBD to the traffic light on the Island. Why is that? That is because these images of Officer Baker are Not :20 seconds after the Kill Shot. These images are closer to :50 seconds to 1 Minute after the Kill Shot, and the throng of people stretching from the corner of the building to the traffic light on the island has dispersed. This is why the driver of Camera Car #2 is standing flat footed outside of his car on the opening frames of the Darnell Film. His camera car was sitting stock still for close to a minute before he decided to get out of the car and look around as to what the holdup was. This :50 second to 1 Minute timeline of Officer Baker running across the Island and into the street, also resets when Wiegman filmed the JFK Limo going under the Triple Underpass. This then extends the amount of time the JFK Limo was on Elm St before being filmed by Wiegman going under the Triple Underpass. 
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Lovelady & Shelley seen going up the Elm Street extension confirm the time stamp for the above film clip to be around 25-30 seconds after the last shot...As does Calvery and Reed on the steps...

You are seeing the exact moment Frazier said he and Stanton "Were staring at each other in shock for the longest time"...Evidence confusers and mud spreaders be damned...

Royell is wiggling his white bunny tail and trying to get people to switch the subject and chase him down his Alice In Wonderland rabbit hole...
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Lovelady & Shelley seen going up the Elm Street extension confirm the time stamp for the above film clip to be around 25-30 seconds after the last shot...As does Calvery and Reed on the steps...

You are seeing the exact moment Frazier said he and Stanton "Were staring at each other in shock for the longest time"...Evidence confusers and mud spreaders be damned...

Royell is wiggling his white bunny tail and trying to get people to switch the subject and chase him down his Alice In Wonderland rabbit hole...


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    An extended timestamp for our seeing Officer Baker running across the Island and into the street, would also extend the current :20 second timestamp for the 2 Guys filmed walking down the Elm St Extension. This extended time stamp would give your "2 Guys = Lovelady/Shelley" more time to move from the steps in front of the TSBD and into the Elm St Extension. You're painfully slow. 

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Hughes film showing Lovelady on the TSBD steps.

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A good gif from Robin is worth a million words !

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Thanks Mark  ;)

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Royell is trying his hardest to ignore that the films in question are an accurate register of reality and that the time that Baker ran to the front door and the time Lovelady & Shelley fast-walked up the extension are seen as they were in the films...

Calvery and Reed had spoken to Lovelady & Shelley at the base of the steps and Calvery and Reed had started up the steps and Lovelady & Shelley had started up the extension...