Prayer Woman

[John Iacoletti]

Ask Iacoletti where he thinks Gloria Calvery and her three colleagues were standing "on the north side of Elm Street, about halfway between Houston Street and The Triple Underpass," during the motorcade.

[Matthew Finch]

Research? Have you published any works? Been to college? Physics or ballistics major? Photo interpretation skills learned while in or working for the US Armed Services?

Where are any and all videos, transcripts and phone conversations you've had with any and all witnesses now living or past deceased?

These are only a few questions I have, for now.

Perhaps it is you who should start at the beginning.

Most of my questions were found in my original post.

It is my understanding that Brian doesn't have the capability to post any imagery - although I'm flummoxed as to why that is the case.

He claimed he had/has a problem with his computer.

No doubt he's talking about the one behind his eyes, oui?  He can only use words, Mr. Finch.  Haven't you noticed?  Sigh+

PrayerPerson, IMHO, was a dude taking pictures with a camera.  But it wasn't Oswald.  He was busy upstairs shooting the president.

[John Iacoletti]

What happened to Jeff Stanton's posts?

[Frederick Clements]

Just remember that Oswald's own wife confirmed that Prayer Man is Lee when shown the Prayer Man photo.


Fred

[Ray Mitcham]

Bart Kamp is actually a fantastic researcher, and without a doubt, he is one of, if not, the best researcher currently operating in the JFK research community.

Apart from some sporadic mutually observed unofficial and unacknowledged harmless and mostly tongue in cheek uncomplimentary banter
back and forth between him and I, I have absolutely no problem with him.


He doesn't bore people with perpetual and repetitive blurb that could almost lead the reader to the point of losing the will to live.

He just gets on with it, presents his research with great precision, presenting and posting the documents and images that are being referred to,
and that's exactly how it should be.

Although I disagree with his conclusions, I admire his honesty, his persistence and his patience in his relentless search for his truth.

Wells said, Duncan. I hope "what ever his name is today" pays particular attention to your third sentence.

[Bill Chapman]

Hey BD, RTFM

[Mark A. Oblazney]

No, you actually can't.  This is pareidolia and wishful thinking.
......

"Obnoxious troll" ??  Pot, meet kettle.

I still say PrayerPerson was a dude taking pictures with a camera, possibly someone off the street to get a higher shot of the president passing by, as well as getting out of the direct sunlight.  That is my educated guess, no more, no less.