Where Did Prayer Woman Go After The Shooting?

[Alan Ford]

He's heading towards the TSBD building.

But not the front steps. These---let me explain---are what would need to be ascended if one wishes to enter the building

The place where he thinks the shots are coming from.
What do you think he's doing?

I've already said: he's running over to the woman

??
How is it a strawman?

Read what you wrote, and compare it to my actual analysis

Whatever it is it appears to have a sleeve.

Has Mr. Welch hacked into Mr. O'Meara's account??

[Dan O'meara]

I disagree. Look also at the footage of Mr. Shelley being led to the cop car with Messrs. Williams & Arce. He's not a big man. The guy is Darnell is too burly, broad-shouldered IMO

Well, he and Mr. Shelley testify that NEITHER of them leaves the steps until after Ms. Calvery comes running up. Mr. Shelley (and you are under no illusion about this) is lying, and Mr. Lovelady is covering for him.

If what you are saying happened is what actually happened, what reason would Mr. Shelley possibly have for lying about it? He ran out, bumped into Ms. Calvery, then ran back to the steps. No big deal, right?

I agree, they don't leave the area of the steps until Gloria has come running up. After she tells Lovelady what happened they both head up the Elm Street extension.
In his affidavit, given shortly after the assassination, Shelley states he first ran across the street, met Gloria, then returned to the steps. I'm proposing that we are seeing Shelley doing exactly that in the Darnell clip. Lovelady testifies that he encounters Gloria while he is still on the steps, I'm proposing that's exactly what we are seeing in the Darnell clip. It's after this encounter both men head up the Elm Street extension.

Not 100% sure what you're issue is with that.
Is it because Shelley doesn't mention going out to meet Gloria in his WC testimony, therefore he's lying in his affidavit?

[Alan Ford]

I agree, they don't leave the area of the steps until Gloria has come running up. After she tells Lovelady what happened they both head up the Elm Street extension.
In his affidavit, given shortly after the assassination, Shelley states he first ran across the street, met Gloria, then returned to the steps. I'm proposing that we are seeing Shelley doing exactly that in the Darnell clip. Lovelady testifies that he encounters Gloria while he is still on the steps, I'm proposing that's exactly what we are seeing in the Darnell clip. It's after this encounter both men head up the Elm Street extension.

Not 100% sure what you're issue is with that.
Is it because Shelley doesn't mention going out to meet Gloria in his WC testimony, therefore he's lying in his affidavit?

No, the question is: Why does Mr. Shelley----------with support from Mr. Lovelady-----------walk back for the WC the events he clearly narrated in his affidavit?

[Dan O'meara]

But not the front steps. These---let me explain---are what would need to be ascended if one wishes to enter the building

I've already said: he's running over to the woman

Read what you wrote, and compare it to my actual analysis

Has Mr. Welch hacked into Mr. O'Meara's account??

 
I really can't be bothered with this nonsense Alan.
Explain in detail what you think Baker is doing from the moment he parks his bike to the moment he enters the TSBD.

[Dan O'meara]

No, the question is: Why does Mr. Shelley----------with support from Mr. Lovelady-----------walk back for the WC the events he clearly narrated in his affidavit?

Even this should be a simple question but it makes no sense.

"Why does Mr Shelley walk back for the WC the events he clearly narrated in his affidavit?"

What on earth does that mean?
What does this question mean?
Why does everything have to be so cryptic.
Notice, when I explain something it's really straight-forward and understandable but you have this drip-feed approach of half insight, half nonsense.
It's really boring.

[Alan Ford]

I really can't be bothered with this nonsense Alan.

That may have something to do with the fact that you have boxed yourself into the absurd claim that an officer running in the direction of the woman by the mailboxes has no interest in the woman by the mailboxes---------------no, he's just taking a scenic route to the front steps

Explain in detail what you think Baker is doing from the moment he parks his bike to the moment he enters the TSBD.

I've done it multiple times, Mr. O'Meara:
Officer Baker runs to a woman who is drawing loud attention to a long paper sack she has picked up and a banner on the sidewalk in front of her. After speaking with her, and taking a look at the items, he makes for the entrance.

Now: explain in detail what you think is the object which the woman by the mailboxes is holding up at an angle from her body. Be specific

[Alan Ford]

Even this should be a simple question but it makes no sense.

"Why does Mr Shelley walk back for the WC the events he clearly narrated in his affidavit?"

What on earth does that mean?
What does this question mean?
Why does everything have to be so cryptic.
Notice, when I explain something it's really straight-forward and understandable but you have this drip-feed approach of half insight, half nonsense.
It's really boring.

~Grin~

You always get cranky like this when you're losing an argument. But I'll be patient with your mood swings.

Mr. Shelley-----------with support from Mr. Lovelady-----------deletes, in his WC testimony, the encounter he had with Ms. Calvery out by "the corner of the park". Why? What possible reason could he have for doing so?