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

[Alan Ford]

 

[Alan Ford]

Blue arrows: TIE (denoting male white-collar worker)

Pink arrow: NO TIE!



 

[James Hunnicutt]

Have you got your glasses on.

Lovelady stood at the far right of the entranceway as stated previously. At this time he states he was stood near Stanton.
Cry Doyle all you want but a witness puts Stanton over by the far right wall of the entrance way.

"Cry Doyle all you want but a witness puts Stanton over by the far right wall of the entrance way"

Which witness and where were they standing?

If this witness was in front of or across the street from the TSBD and they are looking at the TSBD from the street, sure, Stanton to them was at far right of wall of the entrance way, or, furthest away from Oswald.

Stanton also stated she didn't see Oswald.

Just because she didn't see him doesn't mean he wasn't there.

It only means, well, she didn't see him. Entertain me, why do you suppose she couldn't see him?

Opposite directions on the steps per chance?

Any other questions on this long de-bunked Stanton Doyle induced Garbagola?

Let's try to keep this place cleaned up, they just got rid of one crazy clown here in Doyle, and here you ride on in to fill the void.

Unbelievable.

[Dan O'meara]

"Cry Doyle all you want but a witness puts Stanton over by the far right wall of the entrance way"

Which witness and where were they standing?

If this witness was in front of or across the street from the TSBD and they are looking at the TSBD from the street, sure, Stanton to them was at far right of wall of the entrance way, or, furthest away from Oswald.

Stanton also stated she didn't see Oswald.

Just because she didn't see him doesn't mean he wasn't there.

It only means, well, she didn't see him. Entertain me, why do you suppose she couldn't see him?

Opposite directions on the steps per chance?

Any other questions on this long de-bunked Stanton Doyle induced Garbagola?

Let's try to keep this place cleaned up, they just got rid of one crazy clown here in Doyle, and here you ride on in to fill the void.

Unbelievable.

Read from Reply #332. Get up to speed. Ask an informed question.

[John Iacoletti]

According to your own logic this places Sarah Stanton 'unequivocally' on the west side of the entranceway, just as I've been saying all along.

Bull. As I pointed out at least three times already, all Lovelady said was that Stanton and Shelley were standing next to him. He didn’t say in what direction.

[Dan O'meara]

Bull. As I pointed out at least three times already, all Lovelady said was that Stanton and Shelley were standing next to him. He didn’t say in what direction.

Alan said:
 "The Hughes film shows Mr Lovelady having stood up for the limousine's arrival. He is right over by the west column of the entranceway. This places Mr Shelley unequivocally (or rather: unequivovally) on the west side of the entranceway."

You don't have a problem with this (of course) and what I said was a response to this.
What are you talking about anyway? Who is saying 'what direction'? What does this mean?
Lovelady is saying he is stood over by the west wall and that Stanton is in close proximity to him. What has 'direction' got to do with it?

[Alan Ford]

Alan said:
 "The Hughes film shows Mr Lovelady having stood up for the limousine's arrival. He is right over by the west column of the entranceway. This places Mr Shelley unequivocally (or rather: unequivovally) on the west side of the entranceway."

You don't have a problem with this (of course) and what I said was a response to this.
What are you talking about anyway? Who is saying 'what direction'? What does this mean?
Lovelady is saying he is stood over by the west wall and that Stanton is in close proximity to him. What has 'direction' got to do with it?

 

Looks like the new Mr Doyle is going to have to keep looking for that hitherto elusive dictionary that defines 'next to' as 'to the right rather than to the left of'!