The Backyard Photos Have Insomnia

[Jerry Freeman]

Also.. in this one it looks like a dog is sticking it's nose through the gate.
 

 

[Walt Cakebread]

Also.. in this one it looks like a dog is sticking it's nose through the gate.
 

 

Yes that is what I was referring to.....The black triangle on the fence....It is actually something that the "artist" added to another photo (similar to CE 133A with he rifle at an angle across the body)) in which he used the background .....The rifle didn't show up well against the black trousers so he added a couple of inches of stock that protruded out past the right leg and that showed up well against the white fence in the background.    But apparently he didn't like the results of his photo alteration and destroyed that photo.....But he used the same background when he created CE 133B and he forgot to white out that that bit of rifle butt on the fence.....

And you are 100% correct in pointing out the shadow of the rifle on the ground is totally askance and it dos not correspond to the angle the rifle as it is being held in CE 133B.

The ONLY photo that is genuine is CE 133A..... That's the photo that Marina took and that's the photo that Lee autographed for his handler, George De Morhenschildt. 

[Matt Grantham]

 BY photos found at the Paine house


At 4:30 PM (CST) November 23, 1963, the Dallas Police Identification Bureau received two negatives matching photographic prints showing ?Lee Harvey Oswald holding rifle with scope.? Earlier in the afternoon, Dallas Police detectives had undertaken a second search at Ruth Paine?s home in Irving, Texas, concentrating on the small one-car garage where seabags, suitcases and boxes belonging to Lee Oswald were stored. The Investigation Report (CE Stovall D) states ?found by Dets. Rose was two snapshots and negatives showing Oswald holding the rifle (murder weapon) and wearing a pistol in a holster on his right hip (Tippitt murder weapon).?

[Walt Cakebread]

BY photos found at the Paine house


At 4:30 PM (CST) November 23, 1963, the Dallas Police Identification Bureau received two negatives matching photographic prints showing ?Lee Harvey Oswald holding rifle with scope.? Earlier in the afternoon, Dallas Police detectives had undertaken a second search at Ruth Paine?s home in Irving, Texas, concentrating on the small one-car garage where seabags, suitcases and boxes belonging to Lee Oswald were stored. The Investigation Report (CE Stovall D) states ?found by Dets. Rose was two snapshots and negatives showing Oswald holding the rifle (murder weapon) and wearing a pistol in a holster on his right hip (Tippitt murder weapon).?

Captain conspirator Fritz showed Lee Oswald a Back Yard photo(133c?)  at 12:45 that Saturday , 11 / 23 / 63 but there were no photos found until about 4:00pm that afternoon.   That's when the detectives said they found the photo among Lee Oswald's possessions in Micheal Paine's garage.   The photo that Fritz displayed to Lee was 133c....and Lee knew it was not a photo that he had created....

[John Mytton]

I almost forgot this...

The rifle doesn't match with the shadows against the body
and of course: "Clumpy the Hand"

Unbelievable, Capasse again alters the photographic record in an attempt to support his ludicrous juvenile observations.

By drastically compressing this backyard photo reduces Oswald's normal arm into Capasse's "baby arm", Capasse for the umpteenth time shows just how "fair and balanced" he really is!





JohnM

[Matt Grantham]

Michael Paine intersects with the backyard photo story at least six ways, surprising since the official story portrays him as akin to a bystander, simply caught up in events. Michael Paine was one of a handful of known visitors to 214 West Neely Street. The Imperial Reflex camera said to have taken the backyard photos was apparently stored at his house in the autumn of 1963. He saw a backyard photo at the Dallas Police station the night of the assassination. The backyard photos known as 133-A and 133-B were discovered at his house the following day. He was involved in the delivery of a box of records, from which the de Mohrenschildt backyard photo would be later discovered. Michael Paine, with his wife Ruth, had dinner with the de Mohrenschildts soon after the photo was discovered in 1967

[Tim Nickerson]

He saw a backyard photo at the Dallas Police station the night of the assassination.

That was his recollection. But it was not an accurate one. As you noted, the photos were not discovered until the next day.

Mr. PAINE - I am too confused. Maybe it was on the next night that I spent at the police station.