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Okay, something just occurred to me as a possibility. How about the shadow of the traffic light? The light hanging over Elm Street from the pole on the island where Murray and his camera are located might just cast a shadow in that location. We can see that light in some of the films and re-enactions. And there might be some models already existing that could be used to see where the shadow is cast. Just a thought.

There's a woman stood to the right of Brennan. I believe the 'shadow' is actually her hand pointing at something.
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I have circled in yellow a dark object that appears to me to be blocking the view of the lady’s head. Is she holding a dark umbrella to shade herself from the sun? Could this be the object casting a shadow on the shirt of the figure in question? Photo experts and others with better eyes than myself, please let me know your opinions. Thanks!





Okay, something just occurred to me as a possibility. How about the shadow of the traffic light? The light hanging over Elm Street from the pole on the island where Murray and his camera are located might just cast a shadow in that location. We can see that light in some of the films and re-enactions. And there might be some models already existing that could be used to see where the shadow is cast. Just a thought.
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I have circled in yellow a dark object that appears to me to be blocking the view of the lady’s head. Is she holding a dark umbrella to shade herself from the sun? Could this be the object casting a shadow on the shirt of the figure in question? Photo experts and others with better eyes than myself, please let me know your opinions. Thanks!




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   So once again you have Failed to provide EXACTLY WHERE Haygood ran into a "presumed" railroad detective, and then went straight back to his motorcycle? This is Not surprising as the "No Glove Cop" is Not Officer Haygood. And you need to consider that 5 Minute window he has. Like everyone else, you consistently FAIL to consider the Haygood tick/tock consumed while he questioned 2 eyewitnesses BEFORE making that 12:35 radio transmission from his motorcycle. And then we also have the "No Glove Cop" not wearing a glove on his (R) Hand vs Officer Haygood clearly Wearing BOTH GLOVES in the Cancellare photo. Photo Evidence + Film Evidence + Haygood's WC Testimony +5 Minute Window + DPD Uniform Disparity PROVE this "No Glove Cop" is Not Haygood.
So once again you have Failed to provide EXACTLY WHERE Haygood ran into a "presumed" railroad detective, and then went straight back to his motorcycle?

It was never my responsibility to determine where Haygood ran into his presumed railroad detective. The photographic evidence is sparse enough that there are plenty of opportunities for this that are not on film. It is up to you to show that he had to have run into the detective while on the ballustrade. All you are doing is trying to shift the burden of proof.


And you need to consider that 5 Minute window he has.

You have also singularly failed to show that he could not have been able to make it to the west spur and back to his motorcycle in 5 minutes. The window is also 4-6 minutes long, since we cant be certain of when in 12:30 the shots were fired and where in 12:35 Haygood hit the mic button on his radio.

Having failed all of that, all you can do is capitalize the word "PROVE" like it makes a difference.
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I agree that we will never know details like this for certain. I see this photo as showing LHO’s reaction to the cop who is near his intended path east on Elm Street. Similarly to how he ducked into the shoe store alcove on Jefferson, he has turned his face away from the cop and is trying to blend in. But as he found out in the theater, that is easier said than done. “The Fugitive” makes it look easy on TV. However LHO apparently drew suspicions from the shoe store manager.
Oswald leaving the building shortly after the event, not asking anyone what happened, not inquiring into what this madness right outside the place he worked is about, screams of guilt, of involvement. This counter idea that he was innocently having lunch and all of this occurred and he simply walks away is not serious. The other idea that he was some sort of CIA agent/asset who left to meet his handler is equally risible. He needs to meet his handler for what reason? If he doesn't know what happened then why does he need to rush to meet his handler?

Oh wait, he does know what happened? But he doesn't expose the traitors in the CIA that killed the president? One does have to give great credit to the conspiracy believers: they can say things with a straight face that few normal humans can. Good job guys; those facial muscles are impressive.
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We can never know for certain, but I doubt he pauses to blend in after killing the president.  He is making tracks until someone stops him.   Not running or anything to draw suspicion, but he keeps moving.  Even when his bus gets caught in traffic, he is quickly off and, on the move,


I agree that we will never know details like this for certain. I see this photo as showing LHO’s reaction to the cop who is near his intended path east on Elm Street. Similarly to how he ducked into the shoe store alcove on Jefferson, he has turned his face away from the cop and is trying to blend in. But as he found out in the theater, that is easier said than done. “The Fugitive” makes it look easy on TV. However LHO apparently drew suspicions from the shoe store manager.
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We can never know for certain, but I doubt he pauses to blend in after killing the president.  He is making tracks until someone stops him.   Not running or anything to draw suspicion, but he keeps moving.  Even when his bus gets caught in traffic, he is quickly off and, on the move,
The Dallas reporter Pierce Allman, who was at the scene of the assassination, said he ran into the building shortly after the shooting to phone in his report (he said he heard three loud reports). He said he came across a young man and asked for the location of a phone. Later he said the Secret Service called him and said Oswald mentioned seeing a young man with a crew cut ask for a phone.

Allman: "I went up the steps of the depository building and there was a guy in the doorway," Allman said during that museum event. "And I ran up to him and asked him where a phone was, and he jerked his thumb and said 'in there' [while motioning over his shoulder]. I then went on in.

"About two weeks later, I had a call from the Secret Service. They finally said, 'Are you familiar with the testimony of Lee Oswald after his arrest?' I said, 'No.' They said, 'Well, he states as he was leaving the depository building, a young man with a crew cut rushed up and identified himself as a newsman and asked where a phone was. Based on what he has said and what you have said, this is you.'"

There's no other account of any of the workers who were on the steps of such an incident. Who else had a crew cut as well? Obviously Oswald could have changed his mind and gone out the back. Seems more risky; another minute and there's a chance of the building being blocked. But in all of that chaos it makes some sense he would just try to blend in and leave.
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Yes, there is some doubt about pretty much any aspect of this case. However, how reasonable is it? LHO had already encountered Baker on the second floor and shown that he didn’t visibly panic. Also, he was last seen only a short distance from and heading in the direction of the front door with only the stairs and the front door between him and the great outdoors. Two men thought they encountered LHO when they entered the building looking for a phone. And in the photo there is a cop right outside the building who apparently wasn’t rushing into the building. LHO’s best bet was to try to blend in with the other people. I think that he knew that.

We can never know for certain, but I doubt he pauses to blend in after killing the president.  He is making tracks until someone stops him.   Not running or anything to draw suspicion, but he keeps moving.  Even when his bus gets caught in traffic, he is quickly off and, on the move, 
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News - Off Topic - Weird & Wacky / Re: U.S. Politics
« Last post by Richard Smith on March 25, 2024, 04:39:42 PM »
Another magnificent week of triumphs for Trump and democracy.  He makes $3 billion, the Soviet-like effort to take his private property fails, and he is up 8 points in Michigan and many other swing states according even to state sponsored CNN.  No other person in political history could withstand the collective efforts of the political establishment, legal system, leftist media, and intelligence agencies.  Much less emerge victorious.  Meanwhile Old Joe has sold-out Israel today in the UN.   He is siding with the terrorists due to his dismal poll numbers.  Disgraceful.  Hopefully Jewish voters remember this betrayal come November and contrast it with his call for endless war in Ukraine.
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