I am grateful to Logan for his great discovery.

[Jack White]

Thanks to Jerry Logan for calling this Nix frame to my attention.

It shows yet another metallic device along Houston Street which

appears to be a telescoping aluminum photographer's stand. Is

this a whistleblower clue, or just clumsy mistake?

Thanks, Jerry. This is a valuable contribution. I know that Jerry

thought it was a scratch on the film...but I give credit where credit

is due!

Jack

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[John Dolva]

Jack, the ''set key'' is the Continental chrome badge.

[Jack White]

Jack, the ''set key'' is the Continental chrome badge.

I see that you are right, but what is the rest of the apparatus?

Edited February 8, 2010 by Jack White

[Jerry Logan]

Jack, the ''set key'' is the Continental chrome badge.

My only regret is that Jack seems to have neglected the particle beam weapon directly above the photo stand.

Edited February 8, 2010 by Jerry Logan

[Jack White]

Jack, the ''set key'' is the Continental chrome badge.

My only regret is that Jack seems to have neglected the particle beam weapon directly above the photo stand.

I will tackle that next, thank you.

[Jack White]

Jack, the ''set key'' is the Continental chrome badge.

My only regret is that Jack seems to have neglected the particle beam weapon directly above the photo stand.

I will tackle that next, thank you.

Logan's Particle Beam Weapon turns out to be a pipe fastened to the wall FOR ONLY ONE FRAME.

I think that these were other photo devices, probably remotely controlled.

For all we know, there was a remotely controlled device on the Z pedestal. Mr. Z was not on it.

Jack

[Jerry Logan]

Jack, the ''set key'' is the Continental chrome badge.

My only regret is that Jack seems to have neglected the particle beam weapon directly above the photo stand.

I will tackle that next, thank you.

Logan's Particle Beam Weapon turns out to be a pipe fastened to the wall FOR ONLY ONE FRAME.

I think that these were other photo devices, probably remotely controlled.

For all we know, there was a remotely controlled device on the Z pedestal. Mr. Z was not on it.

Jack

You're absolutely right Jack! That is not a particle beam weapon. It's another remote camera hidden in a 15 foot pipe to go along with the tripods and photo stands that seem to pop up every 3 feet or so along the west curb of Houston. I speculate that what we're seeing is evidence of the partial failure of the auto obscure function built into the robo cams.