Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[Alan Ford]

https://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/index.php/topic,2156.msg58544.html#msg58544
August 18, 2019
"...I discovered this three weeks ago and posted it on another forum on July 28th. Despite 1100 page views of that thread since then, save for one reply, quoted below, no interest has been shown,

And there we have it. The jealous little narcissist can't generate enough attention with his trademark zero-stakes info dumps, so he comes onto a genuinely important thread and spams it with off-topic self-obsessed garbage. Sad!

[Alan Ford]

More importantly, Mr. Lovelady himself now needs to go quite a ways east (at the very least as far as the yellow arrow shows), and his posture needs to reflect the fact that (in Bell) his left arm is down in front of his body, rather than forming the easternmost part of it----------------

Making the necessary correction to the Lovelady position will of course offer a more accurate representation of where in the doorway he is in Bell (more towards the center). This will allow us to cross-refer nicely with Mr. Lovelady's fleeting appearance, just a couple of seconds prior, in Hughes:


[Credit for source GIF: Mr. Jerry Organ]

 

[Alan Ford]

A white area becomes visible just immediately west of Mr. Lovelady------------------



It does not appear to be moving foliage, but to belong to the stable background.

The fact that it encroaches WEST beyond the border of the white area below it, which has been assumed to be the east edge of the white column base, suggests that that lower white area cannot in fact be the east edge of the white column base:



I still suspect that lower white area is actually sunlit entranceway steps.

 

[Alan Ford]

Mr. Roy Edward Lewis (in front of Mr. Oswald) raising his left arm to wave at Pres. Kennedy as he comes onto Elm St.:


[Credit for source GIF: Mr. Jerry Organ]

 

Well!

The double fact that-----------------

a) we now know that Mr. Oswald is back on the fourth step up

b) we can see Mr. Lewis in Hughes raise his left arm to wave at the motorcade

----------------invites us to reconsider just what it is we're seeing in the version of the Altgens photograph shown to the American public by Mr. Walter Cronkite the evening of the assassination:



Could it be that what I have been seeing as Mr. Oswald's raised right arm holding a Coke is in fact Mr. Lewis' raised left arm, and the 'Coke' is part of the flapping object we see in Towner?

[Alan Ford]

Could it be that what I have been seeing as Mr. Oswald's raised right arm holding a Coke is in fact Mr. Lewis' raised left arm, and the 'Coke' is part of the flapping object we see in Towner?

Now!

For many, many years folks have asked the question, 'Where the heck is Lovelady's left shoulder in Altgens???'



Well!

The flapping object in Towner, whatever it is, appears to be two-toned---------darker towards the (our) left and lighter towards the (our) right:



Could BOTH areas marked in red here belong to this flapping object, which the person continued to wave at the Parade even after the limousine had passed?



It would certainly explain the missing Lovelady shoulder!

If this is the correct solution, then the 'investigating' authorities panicked when they saw the original Altgens because they thought it showed Mr. Oswald's Coke bottle................

 

[Alan Ford]

Could BOTH areas marked in red here belong to this flapping object, which the person continued to wave at the Parade even after the limousine had passed?

And the raised arm need not even belong to Mr. Lewis-----------it could simply be the raised RIGHT arm of the person holding and waving the object:



 

[Alan Ford]

Anyone who thinks that

a) the Altgens photograph wasn't monkeyed with------------



b) the ridiculous shadow down Mr. Lovelady's right side in Weigman isn't fake-------------



------------is in serious reality-denial mode!