Sean Murphy's research deserves more

[David Josephs]

Different evidence bears different weight. The factor of Fritz being confirmed as quoting Oswald as being on the 2nd floor supersedes any Baker-based logic that puts Oswald out on the steps during the shooting. This is reinforced by Carolyn Arnold's witnessing of Oswald in the lunchroom at 12:25. At the point of Darnell there were simply too many non-Frazier people who would have passed Prayer Man while going in to the Depository.


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I'm not seeing a Lee Harvey Oswald on the porch/landing area outside the TSBD front entrance. Prayer Man, to me is possibly a female with her arms in a purse/strap holding position. I am thinking there is/was a center railing on the doorway steps, but I am not sure, and I have long believed that the angle of the Algens Photo makes Billy Nolan Lovelady appear father to his right than he actually is in the picture. To me, BNL is just to his right of the center of the top of the stairs, at least at the time of the photo. Not trying for an argument, JMO.

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I understood that Carolyn said she sees OSWALD between the front doors and the double doors of the 1st floor warehouse and between 12:15 and 12:20, and had seen him in the lunchroom earlier with Mrs Reid and others....

That Prayer-man was seen by so many passing up those steps and not a single witnesses testimony is corrected by stating "but I told them OSWALD was right there on the steps...." while so much testimony was corrected... could every single bit of reference and evidence to THAT being Oswald been that well removed from history?


This being an FBI recap, I assume they fudged the times. Seems they also mix up the 1st floor domino room and 2nd floor lunch room as to where Arnold sees him as well in the other statement...

The investigative journalist, Anthony Summers, also interviewed Carolyn Arnold in late 1978. He quotes her as saying that "About a quarter of an hour before the assassination, I went into the lunchroom on the second floor", where she saw Oswald; see Anthony Summers, Not in Your Lifetime: The Assassination of JFK, Headline, 2013, p.92.

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