JFK Assassination Forum

I'm not claiming anything. There are many signed copies of this photo on eBay and auction sites in which CLYDE HAYGOOD claimed this was him. I believe Haygood is the officer still on his motorcycle.

I kind of enjoy Jake Maxwell because his posts are always good-humored and (it seems to me) slightly tongue-in-cheek. Yours are simply depressing. That there are people who actually occupy the alternate universe that you seem to occupy is simply depressing.

Here's the same photo with a better Haygood signature. It says "This photo depicts Haygood as he is bringing his Harley to a stop on Elm Street, less than 30 seconds after the shots were fired." Anyway, Clyde said one of these two was him, and I'm going with Clyde on this, particularly since I've now paid $1,027.89 for ten copies.

https://thumbs.worthpoint.com/zoom/images1/1/0716/27/clyde-haygood-dallas-police-motor_1_c10ad18cc764979c2d766cc7962a8600.jpg

It's very simple. Either the DPD took possession of the car or they didn't. I'm not talking about immobilizing the car for which you are the only source. I'm talking about seizing it for evidence. You've never provided any evidence that happened. You seem to operate under the premise that the default explanation for every unknown factor is the one the conforms to your fantasy. That's not how it works. If you want to claim that the DPD took possession of the car in question, the onus is on you to provide evidence that is what happened. Otherwise there's no reason for anyone else to believe what you have simply assumed.

Although Clyde Haygood is no longer with us, there are quite a few autographed photos and whatnot for sale on eBay. Is it a coincidence that the Bogus Haygood looks exactly like the Real Haygood? The conspirators sent a one-gloved Haygood doppelganger to walk around in the same vicinity where the real Haygood was also walking around? One might have expected a bogus DPD officer to look entirely different, with a "Jose Rodriguez" name tag and a spiel about having "just joined the force" if challenged by someone like ... well ... like Haygood.

For $100, a genuine signed Haygood can be yours on eBay. In this photo he appears not to have a glove on one of his hands. Perhaps he whipped it off to be prepared to draw his weapon if needed.