Denis Morissette

I’m not disagreeing on the 4 ladies in the Z-film. In the second photo in the 6FM photo you will see the ladies about to leave the building. Carol Reed is wearing a white coat like one of the ladies in the Z film. And is Calvery holding her scarf in her hands? Same color as in the Z-film?

Maybe a Lovelady double? 🤔😁

He would be the first president with a mug shot. A creepy sicko.

Just saw your post! I do not know how close. I lifted the sequence showing the doorway off Groden’s DVD. The complete film is available for viewing at the 6FM’s Research Room. Must be nice to see! I’m retiring in 11 years at which time I’ll have all the time in the world to visit places that have unique research material.

It is hard to believe that is not Lovelady with the man thought to be Shelley. The shirt, the haircut, even the bald spot on the head. Come on.

John Towner photo on the left. https://postimg.cc/r05nQW13

Always nice to see known people we have noticed in images. http://postimg.cc/fJ1xVGZW

It used to be more obvious like "Curator's notes". Now it is "Label text" on the bottom of the page. This is what I get for one of the images: Color photographic print of six women who worked for the South-Western Publishing Company on the second floor of the Texas School Book Depository. This photo was taken in December 1963, shortly before Christmas. Karen Westbrook, who was a stenographer with South-Western Publishing in 1963-1964, identified the women as follows: From left to right in this photo: Gloria Calvery (red hair, with glasses), Carol (last name unknown), another Carol (last name unknown), Karen Westbrook, Karen Hicks in red, and on the far right, a woman whose name is unknown.

For each photo there is a description.

Karen W. is the tallest one. She has big black buttons on her coat. Her coat has black on each side and her hairstyle is similar to the one in the photo you posted. The lady in red would be Karen Hicks. The one in dark blue and white would be Carol Reed. The one in an orange dress is identified as “Carol” by Westbrook. There is a Carol named Mrs. John L. (Carol) Hughes who was in the TSBD during the shooting and stayed there. She was 27.

The photos are now available online. Click on this link. When the new window appears, click "Karen" in the search box. https://emuseum.jfk.org/objects/images;jsessionid=15B08AD1A4108A5B6B25F92F328C064B?fbclid=IwAR0-fLq_0hk8PQSBUUop74tJjS1vaimCf8Kz_GSigg2hLuObdcHeJ-5jR6k

UPDATE: I put everything together including the scene showing Gloria Holt, Stella Jacob and Sharon Simmons and the one showing Marilyn Sitzman interviewed by deputy sheriff Bill Wiseman. The man with him is unknown to me. Denis Morissette JFK Assassination Fact Checker http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS6D7iDr64I

Ray, you will be able to see it next week.

Anyone can order the photo for $5.

I bought a digital copy of this 1963 color photo from the 6FM. I can’t publish or share it without their permission. It is a very clear one. It is actually one of a 6-photo set donated by Karen Westbrook. Six ladies are standing in line in this photo. Two of them are identified as “Carol” by Karen. I don’t recognize any of them as Carol Reed.

I was informed that a 30-minute worth of Darnell film is available at the 6FM. This is a compilation of all the bits of the Darnell film that I have. I will update this post in a few weeks with the footage showing the the 2 still images shown at the end of my video. Denis Morissette, JFK Assassination Fact Checker http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JN0Qqbw_1M

Anybody still thinks the lady in the middle is Calvery? I have a December 1963 photo showing Westbrook and Calvery taken in the Southwest Publishing Company offices. They show that neither of these women are Calvery or Westbrook. I also have a few of Gloria Holt proving without the shadow of a doubt that it is her in the middle. I showed the image above to Ms. Holt's brother who confirmed this is his sister. Denis Morissette JFK Assassination Fact Checker

Interesting article about Hosty. http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/Hosty_Oswald_Mexico.pdf

Hosty went once to the SS office in November 1963 in Dallas to give them information related to JFK’s visit. There he was told by agent Mike Howard “Don’t worry, James, we’ve got everything under control!” Hosty took it that the SS didn’t give a damn about what the FBI had. If the SS had been more open minded, Hosty may have had told them about Oswald. I don’t know.

Thanks, Steve.

Possible project. Anyone knows what software I could use for the following purpose: With your mouse, you would click in this example on Virgie Rackley. Then one or several images of her would pop up with the name of the photographer or cameraman. Also, it would indicate the time the image was taken. This would be very helpful when you want to determine the movements of a witness, officer or suspect.

So if I get this right, I can post arguments that originally came from a banned member as long as I’m not posting them on his behalf. And I can also say that this argument originally came from him. Good to know. Works for me.

If you guys were moderators here and one member here was saying somewhere else that you are a **** and a **** , would you not ban him?

Gordon, is it true we are supposed to post only our research? If so we’ll be only a few left here.

OK. I understand for the list. I would not want to spend a week-end on this either. Just for clarification in case I misunderstood the rules, can we mention the name of a banned member. Let's say that one of the recent banned member whose name is the same as the banana company, had found a new photo related to the case, can I credit him for that, or should I just post "Someone found this image yesterday". Or will this will go against the commonly and decent rule to credit someone for his finding, no matter how you dislike this person? Thanks.