Yet Another Cop With No Hat?

[Duncan MacRae]

Same Cop With No Hat Leaving The Railroad Yard? 

[Royell Storing]

Same Cop With No Hat Leaving The Railroad Yard? 

     There is no getting around this alleged No Hat Dallas Police Officer being within feet of the alleged confrontation with Gordon Arnold. Also, his image is being captured within minutes of this same Arnold confrontation. I believe this No Hat Policeman previously occupied the same High Ground Position as that Guy/Kid on the Towner 3 Slide. For his "Six Seconds..." book, Josiah Thompson was questioning Sitzman as to her possibly hearing a shot fired from the parking lot/train yard. Thompson thought there might have been a shooter firing from an elevated position in this area. Thompson was ballpark close, but no cigar. That elevated firing position could have easily been from the same position we see that Guy/Kid peering over the picket fence on Towner 3. I also believe that when Arnold commented on the huge gun barrel he was staring down while he was on the ground, he was actually looking down a gun barrel with a silencer attached to it. This "silencer" possibility was offered up by Sitzman during her Thompson interview.
     I guarantee you that the cop we see on the Darnell Film in the train yard behind Roger Craig is Not Motorcycle Officer Haygood. The Haygood timeline absolutely DQ's this being him. So who is this cop, or is it a legit cop at all? 

[Michael Welch]

Same Cop With No Hat Leaving The Railroad Yard? 

Hi Duncan, The find of the decade! Great job! He looks like Roscoe White to me. Thank you for everything! Sincerely yours, Michael

[Royell Storing]

  Let's try and stay FOCUSED on that Cop With No Hat in the background. He's as described by Gordon Arnold, including the glasses. This guy looks even more like a cop when the snippet is viewed via still frame. Gordon Arnold has been maligned for decades, yet we know extremely little about that area between the Picket Fence and the short wall. This is where Arnold claimed to be filming from. Arnold detailed his standing atop a dirt hill in order to avoid his filming being blocked by the Stemmons Sign. He's the only person I know of that has ever referenced there being dirt hills/mounds inside this area. If you take a good look at the bench in the Darnell Film, it too is sitting on top of High/Elevated ground. Gordon Arnold continues being proven to have told the truth. 

[Patrick Jackson]

Same Cop With No Hat Leaving The Railroad Yard? 

I dont think its a cop. A white patch apearing in the left shoulder should be a Sun beam not a badge...

[Michael Walton]

I don't think it's a cop either.

[Royell Storing]

  This No Hat Cop meets the Gordon Arnold description that has been laughed at to this point for decades. DPD dress, No Hat, Sunglasses, and short cropped hair. And if we are now down to claiming that the Sun is reflecting off of cloth, then I'm guessing that Arnold is smiling down. Take a look at ALL the crowd scenes inside Dealey Plaza on 11/22/63 and find a John Q. Public dressed like this No Hat Cop. That DPD "look" is unique and intended to intimidate. John Q. ain't buying threads like this.

[James Hackerott]

I think they are discussing the small figure emerging from below Marilyn's right shoulder for a few frames moving towards frame left.