How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #252 on: Yesterday at 10:53:37 PM »
    We see Lovelady and Shelley are still standing on the TSBD front steps as Officer Baker runs toward the TSBD. This would be about 25 seconds after the Kill Shot. This leaves them 35 seconds to immediately leave the TSBD front steps and then travel to the 1st floor freight elevator area. They never testified that they took this trip to the freight elevator and the 35 second time restraint also rules it out. Those 2 guys back by the freight elevator were Not Lovelady and Shelley.

Victoria Adams hit the first floor running around 60 seconds after the shooting and she saw Shelley and Lovelady not far from the elevators.
Truly and Baker arrived seconds later and Baker saw two white men in the same area.
Your suggestion that Shelley and Lovelady could not have made it from the front steps to somewhere near the elevators in 35 seconds is utter nonsense. It's no more than 80 feet and can be covered comfortably in 15 to 20 seconds.
In their initial statements both Lovelady and Shelley basically said they went straight back in the building after the shooting (Shelley ran across the street and back). They lied about their movements in subsequent statements.

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #253 on: Yesterday at 11:15:06 PM »
Victoria Adams hit the first floor running around 60 seconds after the shooting and she saw Shelley and Lovelady not far from the elevators.
Truly and Baker arrived seconds later and Baker saw two white men in the same area.
Your suggestion that Shelley and Lovelady could not have made it from the front steps to somewhere near the elevators in 35 seconds is utter nonsense. It's no more than 80 feet and can be covered comfortably in 15 to 20 seconds.
In their initial statements both Lovelady and Shelley basically said they went straight back in the building after the shooting (Shelley ran across the street and back). They lied about their movements in subsequent statements.

     What Lovelady/Shelley "initial statements" are you referring to? I see they gave WC Testimony, but I am Not familiar with their "initial statements".

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #254 on: Yesterday at 11:54:44 PM »
     What Lovelady/Shelley "initial statements" are you referring to? I see they gave WC Testimony, but I am Not familiar with their "initial statements".

On the day of the assassination Shelley and Lovelady gave affidavits to the Dallas Police Department.
These are the initial statements they made regarding their activities around the time of the assassination.
By "initial" I mean that these are the very first official statements they made.
In his affidavit Shelley basically said that, after the shots he ran across the Elm Street Extension, met Gloria Calvery coming the other way, returned to the building and went inside to phone his wife.
In his affidavit Lovelady states that after the shooting he went back inside the building.

In their later lies both men insist that after the shooting they stood on the steps for around 3 minutes, spoke with Gloria Calvery, wandered across to the concrete spur that divides the Elm Streets, saw Truly and Baker outside the building, wandered down to the railroad yard where they stayed for a few minutes, then entered the building via the little known west door.
Both men forget to mention all this in their initial statements because what they actually did was as follows:

Both men were stood on the front steps when the shots were fired.
Shelley ran across the extension and bumped into a distraught Gloria Calvery who was screaming that the President had been shot. He ran back to the steps with her while she told Lovelady, and everyone else on the steps about the shooting. While this was happening Baker arrives and goes up the front steps into the lobby. Shelley, Lovelady and Truly go up the steps and enter the lobby. Shelley and Lovelady make their way to the back of the first floor while Baker is talking to Truly. Adams sees Shelley and Lovelady as she races to the back door. Seconds later Baker and Truly arrive on the scene where Baker sees the two white men who can only be Shelley and Lovelady.

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #255 on: Today at 02:02:34 AM »
According  to Lovelady in WC testimony, He said he left the steps  and went out about 100 yds and then he went back  into the TSBD by the WEST side door( at the northwest side of TSBD) .  He estimated about 3 minutes had elapsed from having left the front steps to having returned to enter the TSBD. 

I take it Dan has concluded that Lovelady  and Shelley are fabricating this story of leaving the front steps and they were doing that to discredit Adams /Stiles 60 sec time estimate reaching the ground  floor because that puts  Dorothy Garners leaving the 4th floor office as soon as 30 secs post shots. Thus, No way Oswald could not be seen by Garner if that timeline was reasonably established via Adams seeing Lovelady at the rear elevators.

So it may be  that the WC wanted to  avoid Dorothy Garner since they did not call her as a witness. And if Adams is to be believed that she saw Lovelady  when she got to the 1st floor by 60 secs post shots, then it’s not implausible that the WC might decide that Adams time should  be established based on Loveladys 3 minute timeline.

My problem is I find it hard to believe that Lovelady and Shelly who had nothing to gain and whom would be taking a quit a risk of perjury  would go this extent of fabricating a story and giving WC testimony to substantiate it.

 What other possibility other than some alteration of the Darnell film using the Wiegman film image of Lovelady ( presumably him) on the steps and the conspirators missed seeing those 2 guys that look like Lovelady and Shelley?

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Re: How Did Bart Kamp Create The Lovelady Image?
« Reply #256 on: Today at 02:13:35 AM »
On the day of the assassination Shelley and Lovelady gave affidavits to the Dallas Police Department.
These are the initial statements they made regarding their activities around the time of the assassination.
By "initial" I mean that these are the very first official statements they made.
In his affidavit Shelley basically said that, after the shots he ran across the Elm Street Extension, met Gloria Calvery coming the other way, returned to the building and went inside to phone his wife.
In his affidavit Lovelady states that after the shooting he went back inside the building.

In their later lies both men insist that after the shooting they stood on the steps for around 3 minutes, spoke with Gloria Calvery, wandered across to the concrete spur that divides the Elm Streets, saw Truly and Baker outside the building, wandered down to the railroad yard where they stayed for a few minutes, then entered the building via the little known west door.
Both men forget to mention all this in their initial statements because what they actually did was as follows:

Both men were stood on the front steps when the shots were fired.
Shelley ran across the extension and bumped into a distraught Gloria Calvery who was screaming that the President had been shot. He ran back to the steps with her while she told Lovelady, and everyone else on the steps about the shooting. While this was happening Baker arrives and goes up the front steps into the lobby. Shelley, Lovelady and Truly go up the steps and enter the lobby. Shelley and Lovelady make their way to the back of the first floor while Baker is talking to Truly. Adams sees Shelley and Lovelady as she races to the back door. Seconds later Baker and Truly arrive on the scene where Baker sees the two white men who can only be Shelley and Lovelady.

   Thanks. You basically believe Shelley and Lovelady lied in their WC Testimonies.
   Your having Lovelady and Shelley go through the TSBD front door and then walk back to the freight elevator, throws off the WC timeline of Truly and Baker going back there. And likewise, Baker then confronting Oswald inside the 2nd floor lunchroom. You are resetting those timelines.