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

[Thomas Graves]

Moved here from another thread.

Quote from: John Iacoletti on July 10, 2019, 11:32:46 PM

...and you're identifying people fifty-six years after-the-fact, and from behind.  The difference is, she was actually there.

Now please stop hijacking every thread for your pet obsession.



Iacoletti,

Not only from behind, but with common sense, and with realizing, among other things, that Gloria Calvery was a very tall and large gal, indeed, and that the black-haired, dark-complected gal on the left in that group of three near the Stemmons sign in Zapruder must be self-described American Indian Stella Mae Jacob, and that the two gals to her right must be her colleagues Gloria Holt and Sharon Simmons, not some two-woman permutation of the bogus Speth/Unger/Roberdeau "Calvary [sic], Hicks, Reed, Westbrook" matrix.

--  MWT   

PS  It's funny that years ago, when I first got into this "Where's Gloria Calvery???" thing (and eventually discovered self-described American Indian Stella Mae Jacob and her two colleagues in the Zapruder film), "researchers" were already convinced that Robin Unger's "Gloria Calvary" (sic), was, based on the way she looked in the short Darnell clip, probably a Black woman, or in Unger's case, a Mexican.

Funny in that at least they realized that the three gals in that Darnell clip were the same three gals who are standing by the Stemmons sign in Zapruder, something that you still deny.

LOL

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[John Iacoletti]

All seven of those gals in those two groups are so far off from being halfway between Houston Street and the Triple-Underpass, that your Westbrook's and Calvery's being about twenty feet closer to that mythological halfway point is meaningless in the context of figuring out who-is-who in the photos and films.

The statements are either meaningless for determining who is who or they are not.  Now let's discuss how both Simmons and Holt said they were standing on the South side of Elm Street.  While we're at it, let's talk about how Judy Marie Johnson said that she was "standing with" Holt, Jacob, Richey, Arnold, and Dragoo at the southwest corner of Elm and Houston.

"Normal" is a statistical concept, Iacolletti.  Maybe you're at the far left side of the Bell-Shaped Curve in non-nerdish English language comprehension, and you just can't realize that when the vast majority of people say they "went" (on foot) with someone to a presidential parade, and that the were "with" that person when something happened there, that yes, it really does  mean they were standing (or sitting) virtually "shoulder-to-shoulder" with that person, or at least close enough to them as to make it possible to "catch" them "together" there in a photograph or film when that something that happened ... happened.

This is just a verbose way of saying "I want 'standing with' to mean 'shoulder to shoulder', therefore that's 'normal'".  Who are you to speak for the vast majority of people, much less for TSBD office workers you never met?

Where's Karan Hicks, Iacoletti?  Can you find her in any photos or films?

Where's Carol Reed?  Can you find her in any photos or films?

No???

Why do you suppose that is?

Because I don't just bestow names upon heads in photos with no evidence like you do.

Do you really think lily-white Carol Reed's that black-haired, dark-complected gal on the left in your and Westbrook's three-gal group, or hey, maybe it's lily-white Karan Hicks, instead, and it was Carol Reed who went wandering off!!!

"Lily white"...."dark complected".....LOL

Is this supposed to somehow show that Westbrook doesn't know who she is?  What even makes this a "three-gal group" as opposed to three people you're just picking out of a line of people and assuming they are together?

If you grudgingly accept that it's self-described American Indian Stella Mae Jacob (which it is)

It's possible.  You certainly haven't proven it to any degree that approaches your certainty about it.

then you still have to explain how it is that Reed and Hicks were not "caught" in any photos or films,

How do you know whether or not they were "caught" in any photos or films?

and why they both played so fast-and-loose with "with" in their FBI statements,

Why, because you see yourself as the arbiter of what "with" means?

and willfully misrepresented where they actually were, and whom they were "with," if anybody.

You mean like "on the South side of Elm street" or "at the southwest corner of Elm and Houston"?  Or is somebody only "willfully misrepresenting" things when you want them to be?

[John Iacoletti]

Not only from behind, but with common sense,

"common sense" as defined by what Tommy guesses.

and with realizing, among other things, that Gloria Calvery was a very tall and large gal, indeed, and that the black-haired, dark-complected gal on the left in that group of three near the Stemmons sign in Zapruder must be self-described American Indian Stella Mae Jacob,

Even if she is a "dark-complected gal" (whatever the hell that means), why does it then follow that it "must be" Jacob?

and that the two gals to her right must be her colleagues Gloria Holt and Sharon Simmons,

and even if it is Jacob, why do the "two gals to her right" must be Holt and Simmons?

[Thomas Graves]

"common sense" as defined by what Tommy guesses.

Even if she is a "dark-complected gal" (whatever the hell that means), why does it then follow that it "must be" Jacob?

and even if it is Jacob, why do the "two gals to her right" have to be Holt and Simmons?

Iacoletti,

Do you agree that Westbrook's "probably Carol Reed" gal on the left is back-haired and dark-complected?



If so, do you think she's Carol Reed, or maybe even Karan Hicks?

-- MWT 

[John Iacoletti]

Do you agree that Westbrook's "probably Carol Reed" gal on the left is back-haired and dark-complected?

Do you agree that Carol Ann Reed had dark hair?  Also, do you understand the difference between "probably" and "there's no doubt in my mind"?

And while we're trying to identify "complexions" in this oversaturated Costella frame, what would you say the "complexion" of the motorcycle cop on the right of the photo is?

[Thomas Graves]

Do you agree that Carol Ann Reed had dark hair?  Also, do you understand the difference between "probably" and "there's no doubt in my mind"?

And while we're trying to identify "complexions" in this oversaturated Costella frame, what would you say the "complexion" of the motorcycle cop on the right of the photo is?

Iacoletti,

1) In the Zapruder film, does the hair of the gal we're talking about only look "dark" (in the context of your argument -- "dark brown"), or does it look "black', as in ... b-l-a-c-k?

2) How is it that in that "oversaturated" Costella frame (Z-60, and a few frames around it), said "oversaturation" happened to miss the necks of John Templin and suit-wearing Ernest Brandt, and the legs of journalist Maggie Brown?

https://www.assassinationresearch.com/zfilm/z060.jpg

-- MWT   

[John Iacoletti]

Iacoletti,

You don't have to put my name in every post.

1) In the Zapruder film, does the hair of the gal we're talking about only look "dark" (in the context of your argument -- "dark brown"), or does it look "black', as in ... b-l-a-c-k?

It looks like whatever you want it to look like.

2) How is it that in that "oversaturated" Costella frame (Z-60, and a few frames around it), said "oversaturation" happened to miss the necks of John Templin and suit-wearing Ernest Brandt, and the legs of journalist Maggie Brown?

Stop pretending like you know for a fact who any of these people are, or what their "complexion's" might be.