Yet Another Shooter??

[Royell Storing]

I believe, probably late 1990's or 2000's or so the original fence was completely removed, and later replaced. I think is was placed on the order of 4-5 inches distant from the original - at least on the eastern side. The Delarosa board, was active at that time.
 

  If you're gonna shorten the E-W Picket Fence on the VERY (E) end, then you likewise have to move the entire N-S section (W) in order to maintain the Files Corner.

[James Hackerott]

I found this link that may be helpful. Maybe the museum has some in their basement.
https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2005/may/14/grassy-knoll-fence-set-for-sale/

[James Hackerott]

I found this link that may be helpful. Maybe the museum has some in their basement.
https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2005/may/14/grassy-knoll-fence-set-for-sale/

I have 8mm video from 1990 (very poor but maybe useful) and a photo from 2021, for comparison from the Z pedestal. Maybe these will help.

[Steve Barber]

Here's one for the Tinfoil Brigade that I don't think has been spotted before.
I was looking through some Towner pics when I noticed the character circled in red:



A closer look appears to reveal someone carrying a rifle in the seconds after the assassination:



Go figure.

 Actually, this person has been referred to as an assassin since long ago.  I remember it being discussed in John McAdams newsgroup.  They can't tell the difference between a twig and a rifle, and no assassin is going to hang around out in the open putting his rifle on display for everyone over a minute after the assassination took place.

[James Hackerott]

Actually, this person has been referred to as an assassin since long ago.  I remember it being discussed in John McAdams newsgroup.  They can't tell the difference between a twig and a rifle, and no assassin is going to hang around out in the open putting his rifle on display for everyone over a minute after the assassination took place.

Steve, if you would comment on my interpretation in post 39 of this thread I'd appreciate it.

[Dan O'meara]

Actually, this person has been referred to as an assassin since long ago.  I remember it being discussed in John McAdams newsgroup.  They can't tell the difference between a twig and a rifle, and no assassin is going to hang around out in the open putting his rifle on display for everyone over a minute after the assassination took place.

Considering the minuscule amount it takes for some people to whisk up a theory, I was surprised I hadn't seen this come up before.
I think James has provided the answer why it didn't take off in an earlier post.

[Dan O'meara]

Someone, (Denis?) posted a very clear cropped version of Towner3 at Denis Morrissette’s Facebook group. We now can tell there is no gun, vaulting pole, Pogo Stick or whatever our fertile minds can vision. We can see now the thin purse strap held or wrapped around the left forearm of Marylin Sitzman!

Is it possible to post a copy of this "very clear cropped version" as I'm having difficulty reconciling Sitzman with the figure in Towner.
I get the impression the shirt/blouse/whatever it is covers the elbows of the Towner figure but Sitzman's elbows are totally exposed.

[Dan O'meara]

Are the straps you mention what I've picked out with the red lines.
If so, the straps seem a lot longer than Sitzman's bag.