AP "Associated Press" Altgens 6

[Marjan Rynkiewicz]

I made a giff of 37 Nixian frames.  It appears that Ready & Landis do indeed simply fall/lean forward due to Queen Mary braking.  McIntyre also leans a little.
The "dark shoes" seen under Queen Mary are probably due to Ready's & Landis' own shadows on the tarmac.
Plus there are some shapes or something that are probly simply due to reflexions from the shiny running board on the near side.
Ready can be seen steadying himself by placing his right hand on the bonnet.
Near the end Ready has mostly stood back up again.
Thanx to Jerry Organ for pointing out my error.

[Robin Unger]

I’ve always had trouble with visualizing the ambulance scene in Bronson, so decided to stabilize the Sixth Floor Museum’s online Bronson film. It was a surprise for me to see Toni Glover with her blue jacket appearing briefly in later frames of the ambulance huddle. Are they lifting the man to his feet? The ambulance lights are flashing at the right of this video crop. Her mother in black is sitting on the pedestal where Toni will join her shortly. I can’t remember if Dr. Glover ever included this seizure/ambulance scene in her recollections.

Nice catch James, showing the ambulance flashing red light, Toni Glover and her mother, i also see a cop in a white hat facing the camera as he bends down to pick up the Epileptic man.

[Robin Unger]

Bronson crop

[Robin Unger]

 “Texas Monthly” interview with Rosemary Willis Roach, her sister Linda Willis Pool, and mother Marilyn Willis

In the interview they mention the incident with the Epileptic man

https://robinungers.blogspot.com/2021/05/texas-monthly-willis-family-interview.html

[Dan O'meara]

Is that the Willis family + grandparents in the red box?

[Charles Collins]

I’ve always had trouble with visualizing the ambulance scene in Bronson, so decided to stabilize the Sixth Floor Museum’s online Bronson film. It was a surprise for me to see Toni Glover with her blue jacket appearing briefly in later frames of the ambulance huddle. Are they lifting the man to his feet? The ambulance lights are flashing at the right of this video crop. Her mother in black is sitting on the pedestal where Toni will join her shortly. I can’t remember if Dr. Glover ever included this seizure/ambulance scene in her recollections.

Good catch James!

I can’t remember if Dr. Glover ever included this seizure/ambulance scene in her recollections.



Here is what Dr. Toni Glover said about the incident in her 1999 Sixth Floor Museum Oral History interview:

Now, it’s a block and a half, you know. I just kept running back and forth, and on one of my trips down there, a man fell. And I remember some kind of blood, whether he hit the corner of his head or scratched something or scraped something, and that was alarming to me at that age. But I was also kneeling and touching him and holding his shoulder. And several people were. There was just… and you know, I remember him jerking. I remember him… it being a little frightening. I did know a woman at the time who had fairly severe epilepsy, and I’d seen her have seizures before. So that was my first little diagnosis.
Bob: What you thought probably.
Toni: And I believe a policeman helped at that time, and I remember an ambulance coming to get him—and my fears that the ambulance was going to interfere with the parade, was somehow going to stop it. It wouldn’t come around the corner. But they came and went quickly.
Bob: And so you left the man yourself, as the ambulance was coming up, or…?

She also said that she had never seen a photo of herself at the scene until two weeks before this interview. She actually joined this forum and posted a few times a few years ago. I can imagine that she would be interested in seeing herself at the epileptic scene in Bronson...

[Robin Unger]

Is that the Willis family + grandparents in the red box?

Yes that is the Willis family and Grandparents.

“Texas Monthly” interview with Rosemary Willis Roach, her sister Linda Willis Pool, and mother Marilyn Willis

https://robinungers.blogspot.com/2021/05/texas-monthly-willis-family-interview.html

TM: When the gunshots went off, what were you doing? Your kids were running around.


Marilyn: Looking for them. My parents had gone around the end, if you're familiar with Bronson's picture, the jacket on his book. It shows my mother. She's in a white coat with a blue scarf tied around her head. My daddy's following her. They went around the south end of the center of Dealey Plaza. My husband had gone up the sidewalk, and the two kids following him, and I was stuck there in the last window of the pavilion in Dealey Plaza by the reflecting pool. Well, I didn't know where they were, and I set out to find ...the Roaches.

[Robin Unger]

Bronson film captures the 6th floor window approx (10-15 ) minutes prior to the motorcade arrival.