Where Were Jane Berry, Betty Thornton and Peggy Burney During the Motorcade?

[Denis Morissette]

I would have figured out all of this and much more! And you know more than anyone else!

[Thomas Graves]

I would have figured out all of this and much more! And you know more than anyone else!

Yet you're still not convinced that those four headscarf-wearing gals in Zapruder are Westbrook, Reed, Hicks and Calvery???

LOL!

-- MWT 

[Denis Morissette]

LOL!

[Thomas Graves]

[...]

Denis,

Please show us where Zapruder employee Peggy Burney, and Scott-Foresman colleagues Jane Berry and Betty Thornton were standing during the motorcade.

Thanks,
-- MWT 

[Denis Morissette]

They’re standing on Elm Street!

[Thomas Graves]

They’re standing on Elm Street!

Find them.

[Denis Morissette]

I will try! Eventually.

[Royell Storing]

Denis,

Please show us where Zapruder employee Peggy Burney, and Scott-Foresman colleagues Jane Berry and Betty Thornton were standing during the motorcade.

Thanks,
-- MWT 

    At what point do you realize that your chain is being pulled?

[John Iacoletti]

Hint:  Unger and Roberdeau got it all wrong regarding those three in that they are totally confused about the identities of the four shoulder-to-shoulder headscarf-wearing gals in Zabruder.

...or Tommy is.

[Thomas Graves]

...or Tommy is.

Iacoletti,

Do you still agree with Westwood-Pillbox that the black-haired, dark-complected gal next to "me, Karen Westbrook!" (i.e., "Gloria Calvery") in the Z-film is "probably (lily-white, brown-haired) Carol Reed," or do prefer the theory that self-described American Indian Stella Mae Jacob bailed on her two Texas School Book Company colleagues (Gloria Holt and Sharon Simmons) to join South-Western Publishing Company colleagues "Calvery and Westbrook" by the Stemmons sign, and that two of their colleagues, Carol Reed and Karan Hicks, bailed on them?

"Both, depending on the situation, Tommy."

LOL

-- MWT