Prayer Woman

[John Iacoletti]

Don't know.  Could you point out who it is you're talking about?

[Thomas Graves]

Don't know.  Could you point out who it is you're talking about?

John,

Haven't you been following this thread recently?

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Here's a post I made on this thread yesterday:

Larry,

If that's not the face of a nearly bald-headed man (who's rising up from a crouching-forward stance), but the backside of a woman's head that's covered in a light-colored headscarf (and which "woman" could be imagined to be walking up the steps), then why is Calvery just standing there instead of going up the steps with her all-in-white colleague?

Also, how are we to explain the appearance of two eyes, a nose, a mouth, and Lovelady-like side-hair on your lady's headscarf in the few relatively un-fuzzy (but blown up) frames of that clip?

-- Tommy 

[John Iacoletti]

To see the Lovelady-like guy I'm talking about, and to (just barely) make out his eyes, nose, mouth and hair, see Sandy Larsen's PhotoBucket March 4, 2017 post on the JFK Assassination Debate-Education Forum's thread "Was 'Full Figured" Gloria Calvery 'Running Woman'?" [To find it, ya gotta scroll all the way down to the bottom of that thread!

Why don't you just post the photo here?

[John Iacoletti]

Is this the photo you're talking about?



Kindly identify who you think Lovelady is, and why.

Also identify who you think Calvery is and why.

[Bill Chapman]

Yeah, 'cause Lovelady is the only person with a bald spot.

 

Somebody's a little too sensitive.

In Martin at least, I'll wager that Lovelady's head would be practically an eyeball-magnet, as compared to most guys in that area.

[John Iacoletti]

John,

Regarding your second question, you should read the research I did a couple of years ago on (self-described Native American) Stella Mae Jacob, and her TSBD colleagues, Gloria Jeanne Holt and Sharon Simmons, at the JFK Assassination Debate-Education Forum website, and the research Sandy Larsen and I did on Gloria Calvery, per se, on a couple of different threads at said website.  (Hopefully you aren't too lazy to do that.)

No, I'm not going to wade through thousands of pages of threads at a different website to try to locate your research.  Can you summarize here why you think this is Calvery?

[Thomas Graves]

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Match.  LOL.

John,

Are you not able to make out that woman's skirt in an enlarged and pertinent Darnell frame?

If you are able to make it out, can you not discern that her darker-colored blouse or sweater ends right at her waist line, i.e., that it is rather short and therefore distinctive, especially given the fact that it's contrasted with a medium-tone skirt, just like the skirt and sweater that that (tall, wide-hipped) woman we've been talking about in the Z-film is wearing?

-- Tommy