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Offline Barry Pollard

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Re: Prayer Woman
« Reply #602 on: July 15, 2018, 07:43:51 PM »
Are you trying to hypnotise us with that door James?
Must... resist. must resisssssst!

Very nice.

Btw I'm a lemon popsicle.

Offline James Hackerott

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Re: Prayer Woman
« Reply #603 on: July 15, 2018, 07:52:09 PM »
Ah, it's working LOL  :D

Offline Larry Trotter

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« Reply #604 on: July 15, 2018, 08:03:37 PM »
It never fails - every single time I see Stancak's cartoon model with that leg down on the second step, I get a big kick out of it.  Figuratively speaking. That's his way of justifying how the 5-9 LHO appear much shorter up there. Hilarious!

And yet, if it's a *woman* up there - much shorter and there to see the president go by - why in the world would she be standing with one leg down, knowing she's short and would want both legs up there to peer over everyone else.

It's hilarious while also being fxxxing goofy too.
Maybe Michael, another "LeeHarveyOswaldTrialMovie" can be made, and maybe LHO's defense can be based on the cartoon model, uhh, I mean virtual entrance portal, with the added cartoon characters, uhh, uhh, I mean inserted mannequins.
Don'tcha see Michael?

Offline Barry Pollard

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Re: Prayer Woman
« Reply #605 on: July 15, 2018, 08:31:47 PM »
Michael,
your focusing on the wrong leg I think.
Everyone else get's a kick from the leg that's up and it's awkward stance of course, the one on the step is fine.
One step down was one step closer to Jackie, that's not a problem at least not in a model.


Btw for others, Frazier never noticed Jackie was turned the other way when she came around that corner, he never mentioned it, how could he forget that?
"It was just like in the photographs" he said, meaning the ones in the magazines, obviously the ones where he was looking at the back/side of Jackie's head.

That turn onto Elm is unforgettable for me for one reason, Jackie noticed the young girl with the video camera, thought it unusual and/or cool and took it all in.

BWF: "I turned to Sarah and said, "the side of Jackie's head looked so pretty"".

Offline Barry Pollard

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Re: Prayer Woman
« Reply #606 on: July 15, 2018, 08:42:08 PM »
Barry, what these two reflections---------



-----------suggest to me is that Frazier is nearer the door than A.N.Other. However, as the door handle is on its east side, it's possible for someone inside to open the door by pushing it a little forward without the door hitting A.N.Other (i.e. the person coming out can slip out without opening the door fully).
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It always seemed obvious too, that the person stood east of Frazier was hit partly by his shadow and yet now we see the shadow on "her" head alone puts this person again, closer to the camera than him.

Offline Barry Pollard

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Re: Prayer Woman
« Reply #607 on: July 15, 2018, 08:52:16 PM »
Maybe Michael, another "LeeHarveyOswaldTrialMovie" can be made, and maybe LHO's defense can be based on the cartoon model, uhh, I mean virtual entrance portal, with the added cartoon characters, uhh, uhh, I mean inserted mannequins.
Don'tcha see Michael?


Mein Gott
could it be finally, evidence of a sense of humour?

Whatcha think Adolf?


Offline Alan Ford

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Re: Prayer Woman
« Reply #608 on: July 15, 2018, 09:05:05 PM »
This simulation shows how the reflections change in Darnell with the door opening inwards. No such reflections are seen with the door opening outwards (toward the camera).  Also, the reflection is shown for PP advancing back near the corner towards the edge of the landing. Both Frazier and the man to his left are  near the front edge of the landing.




James, why is Frazier's reflection such that he looks to be so close to the door?



Again, cf motorcycle cop's reflection: