30-01-2011, 11:19 PM
Pamela McElwain-Brown Wrote:Interesting idea, but not plausible.
It is my understanding that this photo was uploaded to the wire service within hours after it was taken, possibly accounting for the variations in quality of the photo as shown in different papers.
Still doesn't answer the question of why somebody who resembled LHO seemed to be wearing his shirt. Or does it. Hmmm....
Thanks, Pamela. I'd like to pursue the timing of the upload and, if possible, compare the earliest released image with what is offered officially today. But I suspect you're right.
You also seem to understand my point about the shirt -- not just its pattern, but the manner in which it is buttoned.
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-- James Lee Burke, Rain Gods
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-- Graham Greene