Where Did Prayer Woman Go After The Shooting?

[Alan Ford]

In this video, made shortly after the assassination, MacNeil says he entered the TSBD “not more than 4-minutes after the shooting” (beginning around time of 1:02:00).

MacNeil has also said in several interviews that, after he called his office to report the shots, a young black man and another man were reporting their sightings of a man with a rifle to the police. I would assume these were Euins and Brennan. Both of who said they reported their accounts to the police just a few minutes after the shooting. Now, if anyone can help determine the timing of the video in question, it might help us to be able to decide if it is possible that the man approaching the steps is MacNeil.

It's definitely Mr. MacNeil in Darnell, whose doorway frames were expertly timestamped a few years back to 3min54sec post-Z313

[Charles Collins]

It's definitely Mr. MacNeil in Darnell, whose doorway frames were expertly timestamped a few years back to 3min54sec post-Z313

Thanks, do you know who the expert time stamper is? And more details about how it was accomplished?

[Michael Welch]

Thanks, do you know who the expert time stamper is? And more details about how it was accomplished?

Hi Charles and Alan, There was an expert here in 2013 named Martin Hinrich or Hinrichs. He was the best! He and Gerda could do amazing things, and Martin had a huge thread on all of the JFK Assassination films' time stamps based on an overlapping/connecting of the same event in both films, and then continuing on from there. The JFK researchers had put the Oswald and MacNeil encounter at 12:33pm, with MacNeil going in and Oswald leaving the building. Thank you both for your valuable insightful input! Sincerely yours, Michael

[Dan O'meara]

It's definitely Mr. MacNeil in Darnell, whose doorway frames were expertly timestamped a few years back to 3min54sec post-Z313

The Darnell clip in question has Baker racing across the Elm Street extension.
Is this supposed to have taken place almost four minutes after the assassination?

[Dan O'meara]

The Malcolm Couch film starts with a single shot in which we can see Baker running towards the TSBD, which then pans to the left to show Elm Street.
In what universe is this almost four minutes after the assassination?
Which "expert" came up with that timing?

[Alan Ford]

The Darnell clip in question has Baker racing across the Elm Street extension.
Is this supposed to have taken place almost four minutes after the assassination?

Obviously, Mr. O'Meara------------we have the credible testimony of Messrs. Lovelady & Shelley on that score.

All kidding aside...................... don't fret, I was just playing along with Messrs. Welch & Collins' gag. And it was a good one, in fairness

[Dan O'meara]

Obviously, Mr. O'Meara------------we have the credible testimony of Messrs. Lovelady & Shelley on that score.

All kidding aside...................... don't fret, I was just playing along with Messrs. Welch & Collins' gag. And it was a good one, in fairness

Phew! 
I thought things were just about to go sideways.
So, back to the original point - the man in the baggy, dark suit cannot be MacNeil.
After getting off the bus MacNeil heads directly for the Grassy Knoll.
It would be good to get an exact timing of when the Couch clip begins but an approximation of 25 seconds after the shooting ends shouldn't be too far wide of the mark.
There is no way MacNeil can get to the Grassy Knoll, then the TSBD steps in this time.

[Charles Collins]

Phew! 
I thought things were just about to go sideways.
So, back to the original point - the man in the baggy, dark suit cannot be MacNeil.
After getting off the bus MacNeil heads directly for the Grassy Knoll.
It would be good to get an exact timing of when the Couch clip begins but an approximation of 25 seconds after the shooting ends shouldn't be too far wide of the mark.
There is no way MacNeil can get to the Grassy Knoll, then the TSBD steps in this time.

Which film does this clip come from? Where can it be found in the context of the rest of the film?