This is a very important site for people interested in JFK.

What a wonderful site! Excellent and thanks for providing it.

The murder of this great man is a great pain for me, who could have made great things by the brotherhood between the men of the world. Spectacular the forum, my deeper congratulations to which they participate with data to try to clarify this act of barbarism. Greetings from Argentina, Carlos

Dear Mr. Unger,

I was given your name by our mutual acquaintance, David Von Pein. I am trying to track down two photos on your website that were taken by Mel McIntire & Jack Weaver. Would you mind sending me an e-mail? My E-dress is list on the U.Va. Center for Politics website.

Thank you,
AMB

The Murray gallery is missing the photo he shot of film cameraman A.J. L'Hoste interviewing Sheriff Bill Decker in front of the TSBD circa 1 p.m.

the photo can be found on page 428 of 'Pictures of the Pain.'

why is it not included in the Murray gallery here?

RussTarby
russtarby@netscape.net

I have long studied the Kennedy assassination, and have given a few talks over years. I came across something looking at your site, maybe someone else has, but I was reading about James Files, and he Files said he was wearing a coat, he had a hat with a brim on, and he said he just walked away down the back of the area where Zapruder was carring a gun case. In the Files site there is a picture of Richard Bothun's Pic. 10. The Shadow Man, indicating that this may have been him and they draw him in. But Look at Cabluck 4&5 and then Algens 8. It clearly shows in Algens in his #8 photo a man with brim hat, like that drawn in, carrying a case, walking left to right, you see him next in Cabluck 4&5, L to R and finally in Bothun 1,7-10, L to R. As he stated, he slowly walked away. like a business man at lunch. This figure is doing the same thing. I took a picture of Calbluks pic 4 on my IPhone which allows u to zoom in or out on the pic that appears on ur screen. It assists in seeing the gun case at a angle just sticking out behind his left leg as he walks. Maybe someone has seen this but I've heard about it, except for the one shot of Bothun's "shadow man." I'd appreciate an email on this if u thinks it's worth it....Thank you. Wm. Blackwell, Esq.

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