Any lip readers out there?

http://www.prayer-man.com/can-anyone-give-lee-oswald-a-voice/

If so please can you have a peek at three snippets of video at the link above and give Lee a voice!

Post below or email me at the email address posted at the same link.

Thank you.

Not a lip reader but maybe:

(When possibly asked "What happened to your face?)

"I was punched."

(When possibly asked "who punched you?")

"A cop"

It looks like he repeats "A cop" as he is tugged into the room. Looks like maybe they became increasingly pushy as he talked about being hit by one of their own.

Amateur guess for what it's worth.

I sent Bart's links to this woman I found on the Internet, hoping she might be able to tell what he was saying. This was her response:
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Dear Stan,
 
Normally I charge a two-hour minimum to work on any footage, but in this case I followed the links you provided, and took a quick look at your videos. Unfortunately they all look unsalvageable. I wouldn’t know for sure unless I worked on them, but from what I can tell, there are too few words to place into context, combined with distance, camera/speaker movement, obstructions, etc. This footage is rated “not suitable for lip reading transcription."
 
Warmly,
Consuelo Gonzalez, LRT
translator@lipreadingtranslation.com
www.lipreadingtranslation.com

Stan Dane wrote:I sent Bart's links to this woman I found on the Internet, hoping she might be able to tell what he was saying. This was her response:
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Dear Stan,
 
Normally I charge a two-hour minimum to work on any footage, but in this case I followed the links you provided, and took a quick look at your videos. Unfortunately they all look unsalvageable. I wouldn’t know for sure unless I worked on them, but from what I can tell, there are too few words to place into context, combined with distance, camera/speaker movement, obstructions, etc. This footage is rated “not suitable for lip reading transcription."
 
Warmly,
Consuelo Gonzalez, LRT
translator@lipreadingtranslation.com
www.lipreadingtranslation.com

Stan, thinking outside the box again. Doesn't always pay off, but always worth a try.

Here's a thought for Bart.

Michael Walton at the EF is deaf, so there is a chance he can lip read. And he would now the context.

Since you are still a member, you could probably contact through a PM.

Thanks ever so much Stan for trying.
Greg, that is a great pointer, I will pursue this.

Cheers

Reporters: Where were you when the President was shot?

Oswald: Out front on the steps with the others.

Also an amateur guess.

Paul Francisco Paso wrote:Reporters: Where were you when the President was shot?

Oswald: Out front on the steps with the others.

Also an amateur guess.

Or how about "Hi, my name is Prayer Man!"?

Michael Walton cam e back to me and said:
He didn't move his mouth clearly enough to pick up what he's saying.  90% of lip reading is actually missed. For example, if you say these two phrases one after the other:
God, you're weird.
Underwear.
And do so with no voice, both look almost exactly alike when someone tries to lip read them.

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Need to see if audio is available on any of these snippets