Those Front Steps

[Alan Ford]

         You should at least be willing to listen to what one of the few living eyewitnesses has to say. You can discount or approve Frazier's story after hearing it. You have done some very good research. Your Now running away from a living eyewitnesses stains that fine work.  Instead of exploring every possible avenue of information, You choose to stick your fingers in your ears. This not only looks dumb but it also reveals your motivation is Not Truth based. Sad. Very Sad

Less than a month ago, you wrote: "Frazier is Not a reliable witness."

Is this still your view, Mr Storing?

[Royell Storing]

Less than a month ago, you wrote: "Frazier is Not a reliable witness."

Is this still your view, Mr Storing?

    I want to hear what Frazier has to say regarding Oswald allegedly being in front of the TSBD when the JFK Limo came by. I would decide his credibility on This subject at that point in time. Who knows, maybe he will claim a living eyewitness will corroborate whatever he has to say? No harm can come from simply listening to what Frazier has to say. 

[Alan Ford]

    I want to hear what Frazier has to say regarding Oswald allegedly being in front of the TSBD when the JFK Limo came by. I would decide his credibility on This subject at that point in time. Who knows, maybe he will claim a living eyewitness will corroborate whatever he has to say? No harm can come from simply listening to what Frazier has to say.

 

So you no longer stand by your categorical assertion that "Frazier is not a reliable witness". He's an unreliable witness, except for those times when you need him to be a reliable one. Got it! 

[Royell Storing]

So you no longer stand by your categorical assertion that "Frazier is not a reliable witness". He's an unreliable witness, except for those times when you need him to be a reliable one. Got it! 

     A jail house snitch is also an unreliable witness. This does Not mean a jury should Not hear whatever he/she has to say. Jurors can decide the credibility of the witness as they see/hear the testimony. Same with Frazier. Your flat-out refusing to hear what Frazier has to say kinda sounds like our Justice Dept refusing to transfer Jack Ruby out of Dallas so he could tell his full story. "Ignorance is bliss" does not become You.

[Alan Ford]

     A jail house snitch is also an unreliable witness. This does Not mean a jury should Not hear whatever he/she has to say. Jurors can decide the credibility of the witness as they see/hear the testimony. Same with Frazier. Your flat-out refusing to hear what Frazier has to say kinda sounds like our Justice Dept refusing to transfer Jack Ruby out of Dallas so he could tell his full story. "Ignorance is bliss" does not become You.

Thanks for clarifying, Mr Storing!

I now understand your considered position vis-a-vis Mr Frazier:

Any position/belief supported via the ever changing  distributed by Frazier = an immediate Disqualifier. That's why there's no harm in listening to what he has to say.

 

[John Iacoletti]

For clarfication, is JohnIacolette's posted reply meant to indicate that during the Motorcade passing the TexasSchoolBookDepository Building, as the Limousine occupied by JohnKennedySr and JacquelineKennedy, as well as JohnConnallyJr and IdanellConnally, driven by SSA WilliamGreer and co-driven by SSA RoyKellerman had just passed the building entrance and was fired at by a sniper, the soon to be most famous accused LoneGunmanAssassin in history, LeeHarveyOswald, was actually standing on the top step/landing behind BuellFrazier, yet went unnoticed? By anyone, including BuellFrazier, with whom he rode to work with that very morning? On the landing that measures, reportedly, IIRC, approximately 3.75 feet from the stairs to the doorway entrance?

Is English your first language?

[Alan Ford]

Friends, here's Mr Bill Shelley on the afternoon of 11/22/63:



In the left-hand footage, look at
------------his short sleeves
------------what he's holding.

I think Mr Shelley is PrayerMan in the Wiegman film and is
-------------in those same short sleeves
-------------drinking from a disposable white coffee cup just like that...



 

[Alan Ford]

By the time of Darnell, Mr Shelley (a.k.a. PrayerManInWiegman) has left the steps and had his encounter with Ms Gloria Calvery out at what he will call the 'corner' of the park.

This might even be his discarded cup (note proximity to corner of park)!