Anatomy Of The Second Floor Lunch Room Encounter

[Andrej Stancak]

45 minutes ago, Bart Kamp said:

I have been given the New Frontier Award 2016 at the JFK Lancer Conference for my Anatomy essay.

Stu Wexler let me know yesterday and at first my reply was "yeah right", but I was quickly convinced otherwise.

I am humbled by this Award and have to thank the JFK Lancer team for the great honour of this accolade and since it is only the first piece of four, it is a major stimulant to continue.

Cheers everyone!

Well done to you, Bart, and well deserved. The Anatomy work is an important and very factual analysis of the 2nd floor encounter. This is basically the theoretical part of Prayer Man's discovery.

[Michael Walton]

Congrats Bart.  Is there a place where we can go to read your essay?  I'd love to read what you put together.

[Guest]

Thanks Andrej and Michael. 

The link to the blog post to the article is in the first post above the photograph.

But here is the direct link.

There will be a big update in about a week I think.

Anatomy Of A Second Floor Lunchroom Encounter.

Edited November 20, 2016 by Bart Kamp

[Michael Walton]

Thanks and I will read it.  I really truly hope that some day, someone pries that pristine film from the TV station so we can get an analysis of PM, too. I would absolutely love it if PM ends up being LHO.

[James DiEugenio]

Yes Bart, too bad you could not attend and give an oral presentation on the essay.

I think it was well deserved, although some people did not know what it was about. There is always resistance to this vitiation of past shibboleths.

Please let us know when it is updated.

[Guest]

Thanks Jim.

perhaps next year when I ought to have the whole thing ready as a first draft.

Will keep y'all posted regarding the update and I hope to have the piece on the interrogations to be ready near year's end.

Best.

B

[Guest]

[Sandy Larsen]

Good show, Bart. Congratulations!

[Guest]

Thank you Sandy. Been away for a few days, hence the delay.

Best.

[Gary Murr]

Let me add my congratulations, Bart - well done. And I echo Jim's sentiments - it is unfortunate that you could not join us in Dallas this year for the Lancer Conference.

[Guest]

Thank you as well Gary, the feedback has been great. Hopefully next year.I can attend.

[Guest]

I have posted a 1964 interview of Roy Truly, 9 pages.

A puff piece................

[Thomas Graves]

6 hours ago, Bart Kamp said:

I have posted a 1964 interview of Roy Truly, 9 pages.

A puff piece................

Bart,

Haven't read the eight pages yet, but I would like to comment on a point in your intro / synopsis:

"Page 5, [Truly] discusses the day JFK got shot. He mentions Lovelady and [Lovelady's] being outside on the steps, and himself standing in front of those steps near the curb of Elm.  What is downright rubbish is his description of a wave of people making their way back and that Baker had to push his way though the crowd. The Couch and Darnell films show that Baker had a clear run towards the TSBD building."

I'm not trying to torpedo your theory, but it seems to me that Truly might have seen Baker push some people out of the way on the steps themselves, after having veered a bit to the right near the base in order to get to a slightly less crowded part of the the steps, at the very end of Couch / Darnell.

Just sayin'

Keep up the good work.

--  Tommy

 

 

[Guest]

Never happened TG, Truly even chatted with Brennan before he went in.

All in my essay

[Guest]

Did Oswald stay until 12:45 in the TSBD?

Where are those reports?

 

I am still working on the essay update, it will be out hopefully in a couple of weeks.

Edited December 23, 2016 by Bart Kamp