Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[Dan O'meara]

I stand by the claim that Mr. Oswald was telling the truth when he told Capt. Fritz that he "went outside to watch P. Parade"

Do you stand by Kelley's quote when he states Oswald told him he never went saw the parade?
Or Oswald's quote when he says he was in the building at the time of the shooting?

Dozens of people? Do tell us more

Anyone on or around the front steps of the TSBD.
Why is there no mention of Oswald by anyone when asked if they saw him at the time of the assassination?
Why, if he is doing this in front of all these people, did nobody see him?

Name a single person who can corroborate, even in the most tenuous way, that Oswald was out front waving his flag and unfurling his banner.
Just one person.
There must be one.

[Alan Ford]

Do you stand by Kelley's quote when he states Oswald told him he never went saw the parade?
Or Oswald's quote when he says he was in the building at the time of the shooting?

I've addressed these points multiple times already. Do your homework before asking dumb questions, Mr. O'Meara

Anyone on or around the front steps of the TSBD.
Why is there no mention of Oswald by anyone when asked if they saw him at the time of the assassination?
Why, if he is doing this in front of all these people, did nobody see him?

Name a single person who can corroborate, even in the most tenuous way, that Oswald was out front waving his flag and unfurling his banner.
Just one person.
There must be one.

The woman who went over to the mailboxes and picked up the long paper bag, duh.

As for the others, most folks in the doorway (and there weren't 'dozens', lol) were focused on what was happening down the street. And anyone who might have noticed Mr. Oswald's actions would have required extraordinary courage afterwards to go on the record with what they saw. The pressure to fall in line with the official story was immense.

Thankfully, however, the visual record allows us to put together what really happened. You, being embarrassingly inept when it comes to studying the visual record, are incapable of refuting my analysis. And so you huff and puff like the Warren Gullible Lite you are at heart

 

[Dan O'meara]

I've addressed these points multiple times already. Do your homework before asking dumb questions, Mr. O'Meara

Was that when you were having your Prayer Man brain fart?

The woman who went over to the mailboxes and picked up the long paper bag, duh.

 
I've asked you to NAME a single witness and this is the piss-poor best response you can come up with.

As for the others, most folks in the doorway (and there weren't 'dozens', lol) were focused on what was happening down the street. And anyone who might have noticed Mr. Oswald's actions would have required extraordinary courage afterwards to go on the record with what they saw. The pressure to fall in line with the official story was immense.

Thankfully, however, the visual record allows us to put together what really happened. You, being embarrassingly inept when it comes to studying the visual record, are incapable of refuting my analysis. And so you huff and puff like the Warren Gullible Lite you are at heart

 

 

Here we go again.
Not a single witness to support your fantasyland nonsense.
Where have we seen that before?

[Alan Ford]

Here we go again.
Not a single witness to support your fantasyland nonsense.

~Grin~

I have the visual record to support my analysis. You lack the ability to muster a coherent counter-analysis of that visual record. And so you huff and puff like a jealous little troll

[Dan O'meara]

~Grin~

I have the visual record to support my analysis. You lack the ability to muster a coherent counter-analysis of that visual record. And so you huff and puff like a jealous little troll

I have the visual record to support my analysis.

Your utterly bizarre interpretation of a handful of pixels does not count as "support" from the visual record.

[Alan Ford]

I have the visual record to support my analysis.

Your utterly bizarre interpretation of a handful of pixels does not count as "support" from the visual record.

Well then you'll be able to refute my analysis. Have at it! 

[Zeon Mason]

Seriously, if DPD officer Bakers purpose for running towards the TSBD was because he thought the gunman might be on an upper floor of the building , then his primary goal was to go to the TSBD entrance door, rather than anywhere else.

Perspective lines need  be verified by a computer model before just relying on somebody who drew  2 blue lines overlayed on the Darnell film segment to declare with any certainty that Baker was not heading for the steps.

Even if the perspective lines can be verified, it’s still doubtful Baker would have been distracted enough by some person with a paper , to stop and waste time , rather that continuing his primary goal to find the shooter he suspected was still on an upper floor of the TSBD.

[Alan Ford]

Seriously, if DPD officer Bakers purpose for running towards the TSBD was because he thought the gunman might be on an upper floor of the building , then his primary goal was to go to the TSBD entrance door, rather than anywhere else.

He has heard shots which he thinks MAY have come from high in this building:

Mr. BAKER. - I had a feeling that it came from the building, either right in front of me or the one across to the right of it

But he doesn't know for sure. Things are chaotic. He gets off his bike and sees a woman holding up a long paper bag and loudly calling attention to it and to something on the ground in front of her. She may have important information to give as to what has just happened. Perhaps the long bag was thrown out of an upper window while he was parking his bike? Perhaps the rifle's inside the bag? Perhaps this woman can tell him which window the shots came from? Officer Baker doesn't know. In the heat of the moment, he makes a perfectly reasonable snap call that he needs to speak with this woman. And it could well be that what she tells and shows him increases the likelihood in his mind that this building (and not the Dal-Tex) is the scene of the action.

If Darnell showed Officer Baker running straight for the steps, we wouldn't be having this discussion. But it doesn't---------it contains bombshell information that never made it into the official record.