Was June Dishong "Captured" At The Left Edge Of Full-Frame Altgens-6?

[Thomas Graves]

You create more than you ?tackle?.

Iacoletti,

It only seems that way to you because you're either virtually blind, or have a hard time following written instructions regarding where and how to look, or you have a "Damn The Evidence -- Oswald Innocent At All Costs" agenda.

Still can't see the more-or-less-vertical, washed-out-by-sunlight areas on your "Glasses Woman's" face (her right side) and hair (in the middle) in Betzner-3?

Perfect example.

You are brilliantly stubborn to the point of scintillating obtuseness, Iacoletti.

-- MWT   

[John Iacoletti]

Iacoletti,

You don't need to put my name in every post.

It only seems that way to you because you're either virtually blind, or have a hard time following written instructions regarding where and how to look, or you have a "Damn The Evidence -- Oswald Innocent At All Costs" agenda.

Just because you think you see some kind of detail, that doesn't mean that it's obvious to everybody.

Get over it.

[Thomas Graves]

You don't need to put my name in every post.

Just because you think you see some kind of detail, that doesn't mean that it's obvious to everybody.

Iacoletti,

Have I said that the things I'm trying to point out in the photos, frames and films are "obvious"?

If so, my bad.

I should have said, "Tricky to spot in even the best copies and at ideal enlargements, but discernable."

-- MWT 

[John Iacoletti]

Iacoletti,

You don?t need to put my name in every post.

Have I said that the things I'm trying to point out in the photos, frames and films are "obvious"?

In some cases, yes.

If so, my bad.

I should have said, "Tricky to spot in even the best copies and at ideal enlargements, but discernable."

To you, maybe.

[Thomas Graves]

To you, maybe.

To JFK assassination students and "researchers" who can follow written instructions, have reasonably good eyesight, and who do not have an "Oswald-Was-Innocent!" mind-clouding bias.

-- MWT 

[John Iacoletti]

To JFK assassination students and "researchers" who can follow written instructions, have reasonably good eyesight, and who do not have an "Oswald-Was-Innocent!" mind-clouding bias.

When did I ever say Oswald was innocent, and what the hell does that have to do with your alleged ?striped skirt? on black-blob anyway?

Let?s talk about narcissistic ?researchers? who think that whatever they imagine that they ?see? is reality?

[Thomas Graves]

When did I ever say Oswald was innocent, and what the hell does that have to do with your alleged ?striped skirt? on black-blob anyway?

Let?s talk about narcissistic ?researchers? who think that whatever they imagine that they ?see? is reality?

Iacoletti,

1) Do you think Oswald killed JFK?

Yes or No?

2)  If not, do you think he wittingly participated in the assassination?

Yes or No?

-- MWT   

[John Iacoletti]

Iacoletti,

You don't need to put my name in every post.

1) Do you think Oswald killed JFK?

Yes or No?

I don't believe he did and I don't believe he didn't.  The evidence is insufficient to prove either claim beyond a reasonable doubt.  IMO.

2)  If not, do you think he wittingly participated in the assassination?

See above.