More Darnell Film of the Three Young Women

[Thomas Graves]

    The film footage attributed to Darnell which shows Deputy Sheriff Roger Craig in the train car area behind the Pergola also shows numerous/"Mass" members of law enforcement also being back there. This is Not in dispute.  It is your "smallness" of Dealey Plaza and the minimum length of distance from the corner of Elm/Houston down to the The Steps which ran down from the Shelter that stood immediately behind Zapruder, which makes it obvious that for whatever reason Darnell was progressing down Elm St at a snails pace. Darnell should have easily been able to go from the corner of Elm/Houston down to The Steps area and Not be passed by a Press Bus which was Sitting at a Dead Stop and well Behind him on Houston St. The footage of Deputy Roger Craig behind the Pergola in the railroad car area amidst that throng of law enforcement already back there makes its' accepted timeline as being Bogus. Remember, Deputy Craig examined the Man Hole Cover area on the (S) side of Elm St. BEFORE he crossed Elm and went back behind the Pergola into the train car area where we see him on the film footage. Another consideration is that we really do Not know if we are seeing the film footage in the chronological order it was actually filmed. Is it possible that the filming of the 3 ladies walking across the Knoll, and that of Sitzman standing by the Zapruder Perch were actually filmed Before the Deputy Roger Craig segment?. Much of the current film footage attributed to Darnell has been discovered in bits and pieces and patched together over the course of 55+ years

Battles Royell,

Just curious: Are you an Alterationist?

-- MWT   

[Thomas Graves]

This scene is burned in my mind as representing the three women Stella Jacob, Karen Holt and Sharon Simmons. The following animation frame count was thinned by about 75% to manage size while still capturing the action which lasts almost 4 seconds in real time. This scene follows the frames included in Denis Morissette's Darnell compilation showing the women while still on the pergola patio, which after duplicate frames are removed lasts a little more than 1.4 seconds.

The women have now left the pergola patio and are on the grass still walking eastward. Off camera to the right there seems to be one or more people interacting with the women. Sharon points with her left hand's index finger over her right shoulder ? perhaps indicating where they stood during the shooting. Karen displays her horror of the event while raising her open right hand to her chest as if to punctuate what she is saying. Stella is more animated yet, boldly splaying her hands while rolling her eyes skyward, seemingly with a slight grin grimace on her face.


While a little  hard to detect in the very late frames, Darnell and the women stop walking but the women continue to interact with those hidden figures out of frame. Are they being interviewed by reporters or law enforcement? Obviously, I don't know, but at some point Jacob, Holt and Simmons talked with Deputy C.L. ?Lummie? Lewis of the Dallas County Sheriff's Department. In his supplemental investigation report November 23, 1963 he specifically wrote on page 1 that he talked with these three women.



James

Bumped.

To break the "Who took this film of Amos Euins" monotony, and because it's another excellent Iacoletti-deflating post by James Hackerott.

-- MWT   

[Bill Chapman]

So do it, already!

Repeating a claim doesn't make it more true.

So who's "we"? No answer?

He, himself, and him

[John Iacoletti]

Isn't it funny how everything looks blob-ish to Iacoletti?

No, just blobs.

Isn?t funny how much detail Graves pretends to see in blobs?

[Thomas Graves]

No, just blobs.

Isn?t funny how much detail Graves pretends to see in blobs?

Iacoletti,

Thank you for admitting that your vision is even worse than it's widely suspected to be.

-- MWT   

[John Iacoletti]

Thank you for admitting that your vision is even worse than it's widely suspected to be.

The last refuge of someone driven by pareidolia.

[Royell Storing]

Isn't it funny how everything looks blob-ish to Iacoletti?

-- MWT   

    This is the same Group Think that resulted in the Old Guard JFK Research Community committing Boner-After-Boner.  Sit around and talk a subject to death until a gaggle goes bobble head and simply nods in agreement. They then repeatedly rubber stamp that Opinion as being a FACT. The McKinnon/Mumford botched ID that stood for roughly 40 years should be a wake up call. Instead, we currently have lemmings marching toward this same cliff.

[Thomas Graves]

Dear Battles Royell,

I wrote:

"Isn't it funny how everything looks blob-ish to Iacoletti?"

This is the same Group Think that resulted in the Old Guard JFK Research Community committing Boner-After-Boner.  Sit around and talk a subject to death until a gaggle goes bobble head and simply nods in agreement. They then repeatedly rubber stamp that Opinion as being a FACT. The McKinnon/Mumford botched ID that stood for roughly 40 years should be a wake up call. Instead, we currently have lemmings marching toward this same cliff.

How does your post relate to what I wrote?

-- MWT