You're now painfully in denial. It takes time to remove the scales from your eyes. But it is currently happening.

Dear Storm Trooper Storing,

I have no idea what you're talking about.

It sounds as though you're hallucinating.

Seek help.

-- Tom

Yes, I understood your post above. It is difficult for you to openly admit, but you are now considering who those two guys might have been.

Dear Storm Trooper Storing,

That's a suggestion I refuse to accept.

-- Tom

Conspiracy Derangement Syndrome is similar to Trump Derangement syndrome. It doesn't matter what Trump says or does, his enemies will find a reason to criticize him for it. Likewise, it doesn't matter what evidence is presented of Oswald's guilt, CTs will find an excuse to dismiss the evidence.

Dear John "Zombfied-By-KGB-Disinfo" Corbett,

A psychologically disturbed and self-described Marxist former Marine sharpshooter by the name of Lee Harvey Oswald killed JFK by firing three shots at him over 10.2 seconds in the echo chamber known as Dealey Plaza.

The KGB took advantage of the anomaly-replete assassination from virtually Day One by spreading nation-rending disinformation about it, culminating in Oliver Stone's 1991 self-described mythological ("to counter the myth of the Warren Report") film, "JFK," and Stone's and Jimmy DiEugenio's execrable 2021 sequel, "JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass."

Partially as a result of these "active measures" ops and others waged against us and our NATO allies over the past sixty-two years, especially during the 2016 Presidential campaign, "former" KGB Lt. Col. Vladimir Putin was able to install a traitorous orange turd as our "president" in 2017 and 2025.

-- Tom

Even you are now doubting the "two guys" being Shelley/Lovelady. This is progress.

Dear Storm Trooper Storing,

I guess reading comprehension isn't your forte.

You posted:

"[The Darnell clip] clearly shows Lovelady still standing on the TSBD Steps as Officer Baker runs across the Elm Street Extension."

I replied:

"'Clearly,' my you-know-what."

-- Tom

These argument about who Prayer Man was bring to mind discussions about how many angels could fit on the head of a pin.