Chaney's motorcycle in Zapruder frame Z-242

[Robin Unger]

    Now that Unger has given up, Anybody else? The man is wearing a Light colored Hat with a Contrasting WIDE/BLACK Band around it. This man is Not on the Croft Photo which shows the end of the wall running down to Elm St. The controversies surrounding the frequently Cropped Altgens Photo continue to multiply.

Stop begging for handouts storing.

Just admit that you are a photographic newbie, who has no clue when it comes to LOS and perspective.

for starters, learn how to post photo's on this forum, you have avoided doing so for years.
like i said just lazy.

[Walt Cakebread]

Willis 5

(Right to left)  lady in the blue dress, then Millican etc:

But that lady in the blue DRESS is NOT the lady who was wearing a blue COAT and a light colored head scarf.  The blue COAT lady was further west on the north curb of Elm by the Stemmons freeway sign.

[Ray Mitcham]

But that lady in the blue DRESS is NOT the lady who was wearing a blue COAT and a light colored head scarf.  The blue COAT lady was further west on the north curb of Elm by the Stemmons freeway sign.

That's where Robin has her, West of Millican, Walt.

(You must forgotten that Robin reversed the Zap frame in the composite.)

[Steve Barber]

    Now that Unger has given up, Anybody else? The man is wearing a Light colored Hat with a Contrasting WIDE/BLACK Band around it. This man is Not on the Croft Photo which shows the end of the wall running down to Elm St. The controversies surrounding the frequently Cropped Altgens Photo continue to multiply.

 The "hat" man is seated on the wall next to a man dressed in dark clothing, whose hand and arm can clearly be seen in Altgens to hat man's right, and there is a woman seated next to the man in dark clothing.  All three are in the same position in Croft and the Towner  and the woman is of course not in the Altgens photo because she is out of frame.

[Robin Unger]

That's where Robin has her, West of Millican, Walt.

(You must forgotten that Robin reversed the Zap frame in the composite.)

Thanks Ray

I can see i will have to dumb this down for the slow ones who can't keep up.

[Royell Storing]

The "hat" man is seated on the wall next to a man dressed in dark clothing, whose hand and arm can clearly be seen in Altgens to hat man's right, and there is a woman seated next to the man in dark clothing.  All three are in the same position in Croft and the Towner  and the woman is of course not in the Altgens photo because she is out of frame.

   As I stated previously, the man in the Altgens Photo is Not the man in the Croft photo. The man in the Altgens Photo has a Contrasting DARK/WIDE band around his LIGHT colored hat.The gentleman you are referring to in the Croft Photo does Not display a Contrasting DARK/WIDE band in the upper head area. For comparative reference, this same man in the Croft Photo DOES display an easily identifiable/ Contrasting DARK BELT vs his LIGHT Colored Slacks.

[Steve Barber]

   As I stated previously, the man in the Altgens Photo is Not the man in the Croft photo. The man in the Altgens Photo has a Contrasting DARK/WIDE band around his LIGHT colored hat.The gentleman you are referring to in the Croft Photo does Not display a Contrasting DARK/WIDE band in the upper head area. For comparative reference, this same man in the Croft Photo DOES display an easily identifiable/ Contrasting DARK BELT vs his LIGHT Colored Slacks.

Storing whether you like it or not, rather you accept it or not--whichyou do not accept it--the man in all three images is the same man.  Are you going to claim that the man to hat man's right, whose raised (waving) arm can clearly be seen in Altgens, and Croft isn't the same man in Croft, too, while you are at it?  In Croft, hat man is holding his hat in his right hand, waving at the president.  So you are just wrong. 

[Robin Unger]