Scott G. Edwards Posted February 13, 2007 Share Posted February 13, 2007 Where can I find the best compilation of Photos concerning the Assassination? In particular I am looking for a photo of Roger Craig looking at two men coming down the Grassy Knoll, one possibly Oswald. I very much appreciate the info, Scott Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jack White Posted February 13, 2007 Share Posted February 13, 2007 Where can I find the best compilation of Photos concerning the Assassination?In particular I am looking for a photo of Roger Craig looking at two men coming down the Grassy Knoll, one possibly Oswald. I very much appreciate the info, Scott The photo does show Craig looking eastward. It is unclear what he is looking at. There is nothing to indicate the man in the distance is Oswald. The man is not coming down the knoll and is in the far distance. This photo is from a sequence that also shows a Rambler station wagon. Therefore some theorize....Craig+Rambler+man=LHO. Jack Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bernice Moore Posted February 14, 2007 Share Posted February 14, 2007 (edited) Where can I find the best compilation of Photos concerning the Assassination?In particular I am looking for a photo of Roger Craig looking at two men coming down the Grassy Knoll, one possibly Oswald. I very much appreciate the info, Scott The photo does show Craig looking eastward. It is unclear what he is looking at. There is nothing to indicate the man in the distance is Oswald. The man is not coming down the knoll and is in the far distance. This photo is from a sequence that also shows a Rambler station wagon. Therefore some theorize....Craig+Rambler+man=LHO. Jack ************ Scott: There are some good photos in relation to all this, in Gary Shaw & Larry Harris' "Cover Up"...( 76 & 92 ) ...also I would think photos in POTP. by Trask..there are several photos showing Roger in this book.....that day.. I do not have Trask'shandy.... Here are a couple of photos..for now.... As Jack states, Craig said the man, was singular.....What some seem to point out are two men walking down the sidewalk, two, and not a single man running down the grass..knoll.... that Craig states he saw, as he was standing on the South side... " I returned to the south side of Elm Street, and several officers and bystanders were looking at the curb on Elm Street where a nick caused by a bullet was reported to have hit. We were looking at this when a shrill whistle caught my attention. And I saw a man coming from the direction of the Book Depository. He was running down the grassy knoll. ----- and driving real slow west on Elm, coming down the hill toward this white male, was a green Rambler station wagon driven by a dark-complected male or Latin, very stockily built ,and he was looking up at the man running down the grassy knoll. And when the car and the man came parallel, the car stopped, the man jumped in and the car proceeded west on Elm Street. " He could not get across the street to stop the car because of the heavy traffic, and it was gone... In a taped interview 1971, Craig related the same story to Shaw that he had told the the WC..... When he had been shown his WC testimony in 1968 by Penn Jones, for the first time...Craig was dismayed at what he read, and marked 14 corrections in Jones copy of Vol.V1.....( Penn Jones in his Volume 3 )..In the 71 interview with Shaw he discussed the alterations: "Well, what shocked me most was the pattern, it was so consistant. They put all my testimony down but they altered it. The fine points. Like the color of the car, they changed it from green to white. The license plates: the attorney asked me if it was the same color as a Texas plate. When I told him I couldn't see the number, I said " it was not" and he took out the word "not"..which changes the story consistantly. I'd have to look at it again but I counted 14 changes to my testimony. The color of the jacket , they said it was green: they changed it to the color of the car. I believe they changed the colour of the clothing of the man running down the hill".. He was not alone they changed many testimonys.. B.. Edited February 14, 2007 by Bernice Moore Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James Richards Posted February 14, 2007 Share Posted February 14, 2007 I did this photo page some time back which was to accompany Larry's original 'Someone Would Have Talked' publication. FWIW. James Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jim Feemster Posted February 14, 2007 Share Posted February 14, 2007 Gosh James, That ure could be OZ. The one closest to the camera. This photo could use some Badge Man type of scrutiny. jim Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ed LeDoux Posted February 15, 2007 Share Posted February 15, 2007 James, Would you agree that the photo showing Craig is of him on the North side of the street. The man in the background is not on the knoll or running. Therefore these pictures did not capture what Craig has said happened. Not that it did not happen, but only that these images are not at the proper time to capture Craig and the LHO suspected person. If that is the Rambler in question, would it have been delayed long enough by all the pedestrians in the street to allow Craig time to go to the South side and then still be in a position to pick up someone by the knoll? I just want a bit more gut feeling as to what you think. Thanks, Ed Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alan Healy Posted February 15, 2007 Share Posted February 15, 2007 Where can I find the best compilation of Photos concerning the Assassination?In particular I am looking for a photo of Roger Craig looking at two men coming down the Grassy Knoll, one possibly Oswald. I very much appreciate the info, Scott Our very own Robin Unger's collection is the best I've seen online & often updated as he gets better copies. Check back later if the download limit is reached. http://www.geocities.com/quaneeri2/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James Richards Posted February 15, 2007 Share Posted February 15, 2007 (edited) James,Would you agree that the photo showing Craig is of him on the North side of the street. The man in the background is not on the knoll or running. Therefore these pictures did not capture what Craig has said happened. Not that it did not happen, but only that these images are not at the proper time to capture Craig and the LHO suspected person. If that is the Rambler in question, would it have been delayed long enough by all the pedestrians in the street to allow Craig time to go to the South side and then still be in a position to pick up someone by the knoll? I just want a bit more gut feeling as to what you think. Thanks, Ed Hi Ed, I guess still images are not always the best to ascertain a sequence of events. I am also having trouble with the man that Craig allegedly saw being Lee Oswald. That aside, another thing that makes me pause is we have Craig photographed in the street supposedly aware of two men near the TSBD. Now if he stayed where he was, the Oswald possible would have had to pass in very close proximity to Craig's position to get into the Rambler. And amongst all the activity, why was his attention originally drawn to this man? So what was Craig doing? If he felt this activity was suspicious, why didn't he immediately react? James Edited February 15, 2007 by James Richards Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thomas Graves Posted February 16, 2007 Share Posted February 16, 2007 James,Would you agree that the photo showing Craig is of him on the North side of the street. The man in the background is not on the knoll or running. Therefore these pictures did not capture what Craig has said happened. Not that it did not happen, but only that these images are not at the proper time to capture Craig and the LHO suspected person. If that is the Rambler in question, would it have been delayed long enough by all the pedestrians in the street to allow Craig time to go to the South side and then still be in a position to pick up someone by the knoll? I just want a bit more gut feeling as to what you think. Thanks, Ed Hi Ed, I guess still images are not always the best to ascertain a sequence of events. I am also having trouble with the man that Craig allegedly saw being Lee Oswald. That aside, another thing that makes me pause is we have Craig photographed in the street supposedly aware of two men near the TSBD. Now if he stayed where he was, the Oswald possible would have had to pass in very close proximity to Craig's position to get into the Rambler. And amongst all the activity, why was his attention originally drawn to this man? So what was Craig doing? If he felt this activity was suspicious, why didn't he immediately react? James ___________________________ Ed and James, Excellent questions all. I, for one, am very interested in their possible, plausible answers... Thanks, --Thomas ___________________________ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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