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Thanks, Dan..... I'm very anxious to post the screen shot.... I know that you've said that you're bored with talking about the Alyea film, but now that I've seen the screen shot there's no doubt that the scene isn't the same scene that is seen in the official DPD in situ photo.
I now have a better understanding WHY the DPD allowed the Alyea clip to remain in the public domain.
The clip shows DPD detective Studebaker atop the stack of boxes. He's just taken the in situ photo.... There's a very brief interval about two seconds that shows the carcano lying on it's left side as Lt Day reaches out to pick up the rifle by the leather sling.... They never realized that anybody would notice that very brief glimpse of the carcano lying on it's side when they created the fake in situ photo. ( They may not have realized that the Alyea clip actually shows the carcano....and it takes a certain familiarity with the carcano to spot the rifle. )
At any rate and for whatever reason the scene in that brief glimpse (seen in the stop action screen shot) is totally different than the scene in the official DPD in situ.
My friend who tried to help me post the screen shot has no knowledge of what is being filmed, and has no interest in the murder of JFK.... However ..When I pointed out that the man atop the boxes was a DPD detective, and he had just taken photos of the rifle in situ before it had been touched by anybody ....and then showed him the screen shot and the official in situ photo ....He gasped, and exclaimed.... That's ridiculous!
