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"Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Wed 21 Aug 2013, 5:02 pm
First topic message reminder :
As I am not a member of the EF, I cannot post there but there is an interesting discussion going on there at the moment regarding a figure in the TSBD doorway generally referred to as "Prayer Man" due to the apparent position of his hands, seemingly clasped in front of his chest as if in prayer.
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=20354
I recall this person being discussed somewhere many years ago and was referred to as "Prayer Man" pretty much from the outset but I cannot recall where it originated, maybe on Lancer?
Anyway, the reason for this post is that, upon looking closely at the various photographs and movie clips presented as part of the discussion, it struck me that his hands don't seem to move from the "prayer" position for what seems to be quite some time. Was he holding something, I wonder? If so, it seems an odd way to hold whatever it was.
As I am not a member of the EF, I cannot post there but there is an interesting discussion going on there at the moment regarding a figure in the TSBD doorway generally referred to as "Prayer Man" due to the apparent position of his hands, seemingly clasped in front of his chest as if in prayer.
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=20354
I recall this person being discussed somewhere many years ago and was referred to as "Prayer Man" pretty much from the outset but I cannot recall where it originated, maybe on Lancer?
Anyway, the reason for this post is that, upon looking closely at the various photographs and movie clips presented as part of the discussion, it struck me that his hands don't seem to move from the "prayer" position for what seems to be quite some time. Was he holding something, I wonder? If so, it seems an odd way to hold whatever it was.
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Fri 15 Aug 2014, 1:18 am
Thanks Ray! I sure do hope Sean is well and reemerges back on the scene again soon.Ray Mitcham wrote:
Just done as you suggested, Stan.
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Fri 15 Aug 2014, 7:10 am
I see there has been the suggestion put forward that all "redundant" topics be archived and put on a DVD to be given away to the 1st 100 donors - after which they would be wiped.Stan Dane wrote:Thanks Ray! I sure do hope Sean is well and reemerges back on the scene again soon.Ray Mitcham wrote:
Just done as you suggested, Stan.
Wonder who gets to say what is redundant? And if a topic is redundant - and therefore useless - what good is it to anyone on a DVD?
I can just see it now... Stan: "Hello, Terlin? Terlin, ya gotta come over and check out my DVD of redundant Education Forum topics! Lemme see... we got 'Was the Girl in the Polka Dot Dress Really the Point Man Hiding in a Fake Tree?' 'The Fez Explains Liftonite Theory in Six Different Colors and Fonts' and my personal favorite, 'How I Modeled My Theory on 'The Many Faces of Dobie Gillis!'' Terlin? Terlin, you still there, Terlin?"
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Fri 15 Aug 2014, 8:35 am
ROTFL!greg parker wrote:I see there has been the suggestion put forward that all "redundant" topics be archived and put on a DVD to be given away to the 1st 100 donors - after which they would be wiped.
Wonder who gets to say what is redundant? And if a topic is redundant - and therefore useless - what good is it to anyone on a DVD?
I can just see it now... Stan: "Hello, Terlin? Terlin, ya gotta come over and check out my DVD of redundant Education Forum topics! Lemme see... we got 'Was the Girl in the Polka Dot Dress Really the Point Man Hiding in a Fake Tree?' 'The Fez Explains Liftonite Theory in Six Different Colors and Fonts' and my personal favorite, 'How I Modeled My Theory on 'The Many Faces of Dobie Gillis!'' Terlin? Terlin, you still there, Terlin?"
The reason Terry is not responding is that he's hightailing it over to my place so we can have a few cold ones and watch the show!
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Sat 16 Aug 2014, 1:31 am
Some good news. Jim has agreed that we put up a link to the "Prayer man" discussions at the CTKA home page. I will be writing a brief introduction to it. I should have that up within the next few days.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Sat 16 Aug 2014, 9:50 am
my goodness, we have come so far, so fast....?Stan Dane wrote:ROTFL!greg parker wrote:I see there has been the suggestion put forward that all "redundant" topics be archived and put on a DVD to be given away to the 1st 100 donors - after which they would be wiped.
Wonder who gets to say what is redundant? And if a topic is redundant - and therefore useless - what good is it to anyone on a DVD?
I can just see it now... Stan: "Hello, Terlin? Terlin, ya gotta come over and check out my DVD of redundant Education Forum topics! Lemme see... we got 'Was the Girl in the Polka Dot Dress Really the Point Man Hiding in a Fake Tree?' 'The Fez Explains Liftonite Theory in Six Different Colors and Fonts' and my personal favorite, 'How I Modeled My Theory on 'The Many Faces of Dobie Gillis!'' Terlin? Terlin, you still there, Terlin?"
The reason Terry is not responding is that he's hightailing it over to my place so we can have a few cold ones and watch the show!
I am waiting for answers that may never come, always the bridesmaid, but never the bride.
The thing that sticks in one's craw is apparently being bested by a committee of the clueless.
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Mon 18 Aug 2014, 6:56 am
"Where was Oswald during the shooting?"Hasan Yusuf wrote:Some good news. Jim has agreed that we put up a link to the "Prayer man" discussions at the CTKA home page. I will be writing a brief introduction to it. I should have that up within the next few days.
By Gokay Hasan Yusuf
http://www.ctka.net/2014/Prayer%20man.html
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Mon 18 Aug 2014, 12:13 pm
Thanks, Stan!
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Thu 21 Aug 2014, 7:26 pm
This is the movie we need the enhanced frames for PM identification. They claimed to be able to see into shadows.
http://www.imagetrendsinc.com/news/article_KXAN_112311_Witness%20to%20JFK%20death%20remembers_Dustin%20Blanchard.pdf
http://www.imagetrendsinc.com/news/article_KXAN_112311_Witness%20to%20JFK%20death%20remembers_Dustin%20Blanchard.pdf
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Thu 21 Aug 2014, 8:30 pm
Colin Crow wrote:This is the movie we need the enhanced frames for PM identification. They claimed to be able to see into shadows.
http://www.imagetrendsinc.com/news/article_KXAN_112311_Witness%20to%20JFK%20death%20remembers_Dustin%20Blanchard.pdf
Nice, Colin. The link did not work until I removed the "[/url]" from the web address.
Interesting stuff. Seems these fellows found what happened to the "first shot" - it hit a traffic light - and they could pull up the shadows well enough to see there was no shooter in the trees on the grassy knoll.
I guess they proved everyone was wrong after all these years. The three shots actually went like this:
first shot - traffic light
second shot - Tague
third shot - JFK's throat, back, all Connally's wounds, hitting the windshield and ricocheting back into JFK's head for the killing headshot.
Can anyone get ahold of Arlen Specter please. We're going to need his help in revising the Magic Bullet thesis.
Or, in other words, what a crock!
I can hardly wait to see this on Nat Geo.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Fri 22 Aug 2014, 1:26 am
The point of this is if the scans are available the TSBD steps are visible. In a poor copy screenshot I can get a shape in the PM position by manipulating crudely with brightness and contrast. I think this is the best video to further investigate PM.
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Fri 22 Aug 2014, 1:44 am
Colin Crow wrote:The point of this is if the scans are available the TSBD steps are visible. In a poor copy screenshot I can get a shape in the PM position by manipulating crudely with brightness and contrast. I think this is the best video to further investigate PM.
Yes, that is the point and a very good idea.
I can hardly wait to see it.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Fri 26 Sep 2014, 2:58 pm
I see that Jim Di is speaking at the AARC - Warren Commission Conference which starts tomorrow. I see also that Buell Wesley Frazier will be speaking on the topic "Oswald, Friend and Family Man" (this is under the heading "Still Living Witnesses Expose the Cover-up").
http://aarclibrary.org/conference-program/
If BWF indeed believes there was a "cover-up," I wish he would simply say who Prayer Man was. And confirm his position in the Darnell film. Enough dillydallying. Shit or get off the pot. He shouldn't have Gary Mack or any other "handlers" around to spook him.
I would love for Jim Di to ask him point blank and then tell us about it.
http://aarclibrary.org/conference-program/
If BWF indeed believes there was a "cover-up," I wish he would simply say who Prayer Man was. And confirm his position in the Darnell film. Enough dillydallying. Shit or get off the pot. He shouldn't have Gary Mack or any other "handlers" around to spook him.
I would love for Jim Di to ask him point blank and then tell us about it.
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Fri 26 Sep 2014, 10:30 pm
Stan Dane wrote:I see that Jim Di is speaking at the AARC - Warren Commission Conference which starts tomorrow. I see also that Buell Wesley Frazier will be speaking on the topic "Oswald, Friend and Family Man" (this is under the heading "Still Living Witnesses Expose the Cover-up").
http://aarclibrary.org/conference-program/
If BWF indeed believes there was a "cover-up," I wish he would simply say who Prayer Man was. And confirm his position in the Darnell film. Enough dillydallying. Shit or get off the pot. He shouldn't have Gary Mack or any other "handlers" around to spook him.
I would love for Jim Di to ask him point blank and then tell us about it.
What? And bring an end to this glorious madness?
Perhaps someone should see if Jim Di plans on doing just that.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Sat 27 Sep 2014, 8:56 am
Buell Wesley Frazier has as good as admitted that Prayer Man was Oswald, as Sean Murphy has explained in post 791, page 53, of the Prayer Man thread. And crucially, as evidenced in that post, BWF did not deny that Prayer Man was Oswald, which was the nub of the question put to him.
Since BWF is on record in a videoed interview saying he feels unable to state openly what he knows about the JFK assassination for fear of retaliation against his family, this is probably as far as he will ever go by way of disclosure in this regard. But that’s far enough for me.
Since BWF is on record in a videoed interview saying he feels unable to state openly what he knows about the JFK assassination for fear of retaliation against his family, this is probably as far as he will ever go by way of disclosure in this regard. But that’s far enough for me.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Mon 29 Sep 2014, 7:34 am
Frazier knows there was a "cover-up" but he is obviously shit scared to uncover it on his lonesome probably due to the fact that he was, perhaps, an unwilling participant in the cover up itself.Stan Dane wrote:I see that Jim Di is speaking at the AARC - Warren Commission Conference which starts tomorrow. I see also that Buell Wesley Frazier will be speaking on the topic "Oswald, Friend and Family Man" (this is under the heading "Still Living Witnesses Expose the Cover-up").
http://aarclibrary.org/conference-program/
If BWF indeed believes there was a "cover-up," I wish he would simply say who Prayer Man was. And confirm his position in the Darnell film. Enough dillydallying. Shit or get off the pot. He shouldn't have Gary Mack or any other "handlers" around to spook him.
I would love for Jim Di to ask him point blank and then tell us about it.
I sort of feel sorry for Frazier and then I don't. He can blow this thing wide open by himself. There aren't too many witnesses around that can do that.
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Mon 29 Sep 2014, 8:18 am
Paul McGurkenfarklein wrote:Frazier knows there was a "cover-up" but he is obviously shit scared to uncover it on his lonesome probably due to the fact that he was, perhaps, an unwilling participant in the cover up itself.
I sort of feel sorry for Frazier and then I don't. He can blow this thing wide open by himself. There aren't too many witnesses around that can do that.
I agree. Other than Ruth Paine, BWF is probably the most important witness still living.
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Mon 29 Sep 2014, 8:59 am
Frazier was asked back in May about PM. At that point, he was still denying that the person that just about everyone else sees is him, was in fact him.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Mon 29 Sep 2014, 9:15 am
Can you provide further details on this, Greg?greg parker wrote:Frazier was asked back in May about PM. At that point, he was still denying that the person that just about everyone else sees is him, was in fact him.
That would seem to be a shift in Frazier's position from that referred to in my post four posts above this one.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Mon 29 Sep 2014, 9:38 am
Goban,Goban Saor wrote:Can you provide further details on this, Greg?greg parker wrote:Frazier was asked back in May about PM. At that point, he was still denying that the person that just about everyone else sees is him, was in fact him.
That would seem to be a shift in Frazier's position from that referred to in my post four posts above this one.
you referenced a particular post by Sean Murphy at the Ed Forum thread.
In that post, Sean has copied a message from Gary Mack to a member of a third forum. In that message, it specifically states... "First, he [Frazier] wouldn’t confirm himself being on the top step because the image isn’t clear enough."
Given the above, I see conformity rather than a shift in position.
As for particulars, I would need to seek permission to go into those details. Not that there is much more to tell anyway apart from the name of the person who put the question to him. There was an expected second opportunity to talk to him - but if it did happen, I have not heard anything about it yet.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Mon 29 Sep 2014, 7:29 pm
Sorry, Greg, there was some confusion on my part arising from my misreading your previous post when you said:
‘Frazier was asked back in May about PM. At that point, he was still denying that the person that just about everyone else sees is him, was in fact him.’
I misinterpreted the ‘him’ in the second sentence as denoting PM rather than Frazier.
Insofar as Frazier has again denied that the figure to the right of and behind PM is him (Frazier), you are correct is saying he is consistent in his denial.
However, I don’t believe this impinges on what I said earlier (page 56 upthread) in agreeing with Sean Murphy that Frazier’s prevarication effectively confirms that PM is Oswald.
‘Frazier was asked back in May about PM. At that point, he was still denying that the person that just about everyone else sees is him, was in fact him.’
I misinterpreted the ‘him’ in the second sentence as denoting PM rather than Frazier.
Insofar as Frazier has again denied that the figure to the right of and behind PM is him (Frazier), you are correct is saying he is consistent in his denial.
However, I don’t believe this impinges on what I said earlier (page 56 upthread) in agreeing with Sean Murphy that Frazier’s prevarication effectively confirms that PM is Oswald.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Mon 29 Sep 2014, 10:27 pm
I agree - and apologies if I gave the wrong impression.Goban Saor wrote:Sorry, Greg, there was some confusion on my part arising from my misreading your previous post when you said:
‘Frazier was asked back in May about PM. At that point, he was still denying that the person that just about everyone else sees is him, was in fact him.’
I misinterpreted the ‘him’ in the second sentence as denoting PM rather than Frazier.
Insofar as Frazier has again denied that the figure to the right of and behind PM is him (Frazier), you are correct is saying he is consistent in his denial.
However, I don’t believe this impinges on what I said earlier (page 56 upthread) in agreeing with Sean Murphy that Frazier’s prevarication effectively confirms that PM is Oswald.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Tue 30 Sep 2014, 12:14 am
No apologies necessary, Greg. The mistake was all mine.
On a separate but related note, some people who dispute Oswald being PM argue that if he really were in the PM position he would have said so and he didn’t say so.
They deny that the ‘out with Bill Shelley in front’ detail in Captain Will Fritz’s notes of Oswald’s interrogation means what it seems to mean, ie Oswald claiming to be in front of the TSBD at the time of the assassination.
They say that the ‘out with Bill Shelley in front’ detail is uncontextualised and could be a reply to any number of questions.
During a discussion in the past here about this, I said that I had come across an official confirmation of Oswald’s claiming to having been ‘out with Bill Shelley in front’ at the time of the assassination. I couldn’t at the time remember where I had come across it and it was only in re-reading some of the Prayer Man thread recently that I found what seems like the official confirmation I was referring to. Kudos again to Sean Murphy for his post # 681 on the PM thread dated 10th September 2013 where he said:
Fritz, as we have already seen, let this very big moggy out of the bag during his WC testimony:
Mr. FRITZ. Well he told me that he was eating lunch with some of the employees when this happened, and that he saw all the excitement...
We know now that Lee was telling the truth...
On a separate but related note, some people who dispute Oswald being PM argue that if he really were in the PM position he would have said so and he didn’t say so.
They deny that the ‘out with Bill Shelley in front’ detail in Captain Will Fritz’s notes of Oswald’s interrogation means what it seems to mean, ie Oswald claiming to be in front of the TSBD at the time of the assassination.
They say that the ‘out with Bill Shelley in front’ detail is uncontextualised and could be a reply to any number of questions.
During a discussion in the past here about this, I said that I had come across an official confirmation of Oswald’s claiming to having been ‘out with Bill Shelley in front’ at the time of the assassination. I couldn’t at the time remember where I had come across it and it was only in re-reading some of the Prayer Man thread recently that I found what seems like the official confirmation I was referring to. Kudos again to Sean Murphy for his post # 681 on the PM thread dated 10th September 2013 where he said:
Fritz, as we have already seen, let this very big moggy out of the bag during his WC testimony:
Mr. FRITZ. Well he told me that he was eating lunch with some of the employees when this happened, and that he saw all the excitement...
We know now that Lee was telling the truth...
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Wed 01 Oct 2014, 2:08 am
Hi all. I was at the AARC. I figured I might as well try it again, so I approached Buell with the
Robin Unger enhancement of the Darnell frame on my laptop desktop, and asked him
1. if that was him
2. who the other figure was.
He admitted 1. was him.
He said 2. was not clear enough for certain identification, but it probably wasn't Lovelady
because by that time he had taken off with Shelley for the RR yard.
I didn't press him.
BTW the reason I had this at my disposal was I helped Jim D prepare his slideshow, and
he mentioned PrayerMan. We had two slides from Darnell and Wiegman.
Robin Unger enhancement of the Darnell frame on my laptop desktop, and asked him
1. if that was him
2. who the other figure was.
He admitted 1. was him.
He said 2. was not clear enough for certain identification, but it probably wasn't Lovelady
because by that time he had taken off with Shelley for the RR yard.
I didn't press him.
BTW the reason I had this at my disposal was I helped Jim D prepare his slideshow, and
he mentioned PrayerMan. We had two slides from Darnell and Wiegman.
Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Wed 01 Oct 2014, 2:34 am
Albert Rossi wrote:Hi all. I was at the AARC. I figured I might as well try it again, so I approached Buell with the
Robin Unger enhancement of the Darnell frame on my laptop desktop, and asked him
1. if that was him
2. who the other figure was.
He admitted 1. was him.
He said 2. was not clear enough for certain identification, but it probably wasn't Lovelady
because by that time he had taken off with Shelley for the RR yard.
I didn't press him.
BTW the reason I had this at my disposal was I helped Jim D prepare his slideshow, and
he mentioned PrayerMan. We had two slides from Darnell and Wiegman.
Hey Albert, nice to see you!
This is a huge admission! Finally, confirmation. It would have been cool if he would have said who PM was, but him saying it "probably" wasn't Lovelady is telling too. Progress.
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Re: "Prayer Man" on the Education Forum
Wed 01 Oct 2014, 2:49 am
Yes, it was a bit funny because I first asked him if he could identify
Prayer Man, and while he was mulling it over, I said to him, pointing
to his image, "By the way, Mr. Frazier, is that you?" To that he
responded, "very probably ... look at the hairline." So yes, he seemed
to be in a more forthcoming mood at that point.
When he was answering questions after his talk (he repeatedly got choked
up as if withholding tears as he spoke of the events of that day), Jim
D had to leave the hall and asked me to ask him about where the polygraph
results went. When i did, he responded that others have asked him the same
question and that he really didn't know.
Prayer Man, and while he was mulling it over, I said to him, pointing
to his image, "By the way, Mr. Frazier, is that you?" To that he
responded, "very probably ... look at the hairline." So yes, he seemed
to be in a more forthcoming mood at that point.
When he was answering questions after his talk (he repeatedly got choked
up as if withholding tears as he spoke of the events of that day), Jim
D had to leave the hall and asked me to ask him about where the polygraph
results went. When i did, he responded that others have asked him the same
question and that he really didn't know.
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