LHO's shirt

[Walt Cakebread]

Mr Chapman thinks this phoney Mae Brussell 'compilation' is evidence! 

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Thank you for posting this, Mr Ford.....

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[Alan Ford]

And the lower shirt hole seam could have been used to wipe down a rifle stock.

 

[Walt Cakebread]

Mr Chapman thinks this phoney Mae Brussell 'compilation' is evidence! 

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He stated that his fare was approximately 85 cents.....

Of course Lee would have known the exact amount of his taxi fare. ( So we can know that someone is lying  to cast doubt on the FACT that Lee took a cab that was NOT driven by William Whaley.)   Whaley's manifest shows that the man who was wearing BLUE Workman's type clothing, paid a fare of 95 cents....   So not only didn't Whaley's description fit Lee Oswald, The fare that he received from the man was one dollar...$1.00     If Lee had gave the cabbie one dollar he sure as hell wouldn't have sai that his fare was approximately 85 cents.       

[Bill Chapman]

Mr Chapman thinks this phoney Mae Brussell 'compilation' is evidence! 

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Where did I say I thought it was evidence.

[William Pilgrim]

The Prayer Man photographs show a person with bare arms (i.e. the shirt is either short sleeved or is a long sleeved shirt where the sleeves have been rolled up).

One thing strikes me about the shirt that LHO wore on the morning of the assassination, I cannot see any obvious creases on the sleeves of the shirt to indicate that they had been rolled up.

I would have thought that the shirt sleeves would be creased at various points as the shirt was rolled up from cuff to lower elbow. Is this problematic for the theory that equates LHO with the Prayer Man.

Maybe others can see creases where I cannot or maybe there is a good explanation to explain them away.

[Walt Cakebread]

The Prayer Man photographs show a person with bare arms (i.e. the shirt is either short sleeved or is a long sleeved shirt where the sleeves have been rolled up).

One thing strikes me about the shirt that LHO wore on the morning of the assassination, I cannot see any obvious creases on the sleeves of the shirt to indicate that they had been rolled up.

I would have thought that the shirt sleeves would be creased at various points as the shirt was rolled up from cuff to lower elbow. Is this problematic for the theory that equates LHO with the Prayer Man.

Maybe others can see creases where I cannot or maybe there is a good explanation to explain them away.

This is problematic for the theory that equates LHO with the Prayer Man.

The reddish brown shirt with the button down collar is the shirt that Lee Wore at the TSBD that morning....None of the various figures on the steps are wearing a shirt like this.   And that's because Lee was on his way to the second floor lunchroom to get a coke at the time Altgen's snapped the shutter to create Altgen's #6

[Alan Ford]

One thing strikes me about the shirt that LHO wore on the morning of the assassination, I cannot see any obvious creases on the sleeves of the shirt to indicate that they had been rolled up.

I would have thought that the shirt sleeves would be creased at various points as the shirt was rolled up from cuff to lower elbow. Is this problematic for the theory that equates LHO with the Prayer Man.

Hardly, Mr Pilgrim----------------that color photo shows the shirt as it looks decades after the assassination.

Here's how it looked in '64:

[Alan Ford]

The reddish brown shirt with the button down collar is the shirt that Lee Wore at the TSBD that morning....None of the various figures on the steps are wearing a shirt like this.

You've seen a COLOR version of the Darnell film, Mr Cakebread? OMG!