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"Shanet, \nIs this a quote, a paraphrase, your thinking, Tims or both?  A weird place to stash this item, but let's roll on it. \nI think you are right on the money.  The existing polaroid is not an original.  They were under extreme pressure to release something, and they didn't do a great job on covering up everything required.  I can only imagine what the real Moorman would have looked like.  I'd very much like to see a high quality DVD rip or something from the NBC broadcast, and do a bit of a comparison.  Clearly they failed to remove all of the operatives on the stairs from the Dallas Morning News and Herald.  One is still evident in the 'crop with zippo' photo. \nAs someone told me once 'Why would they remove men with cameras?'  All I can answer is 'Where is the record from that position?' \nCurious to know what you mean by 'The Emmett Group.'  ?  The 3 men we see depicted in this location in Nix, Muchmore and Moorman, or something else?  \nBTW, I owe you the result of the Phantom running off into our imaginations.  Let's assume for a moment that I am correct - this is a non-entity which has been fictionalized as a detail that had to exist in Moorman.  Moorman was used as the template to perform the alteration in the z-film, Muchmore and Nix - given the timing of it's release - then why add this individual?   \n1. Unless he is hiding something behind him? \n2. He is covering for an activity which occurred and was witnessed?  Someone running from the area? \n3. He blocks any possible theorized trajectories of a shot from behind the fence? \n4. Someone took Emmett Hudson's testimony early and wanted to provide cover for the operative [doubtful]. \n5. One of the guys on the stairs, concealed in all media, got hit and limped away.  This was a well known detail, and as such, created the impetus and motive for the stand-in dummy. \nAnyway - keep an open mind on it.  Use a magnifying glass on a nice copy of the Moorman and you can see he's bogus.  No left foot or well-defined legs in Muchmore either, and he becomes transparent - especially about the middle, as he turns awkwardly to run away. \nLast comment at present - why doesn't Nix match Emmett Hudson's recollection?  He said he was lying flat on the ground by the time the last shot was fired, and that was after the young man already went prone and urged him several times to do the same.  Are they implying that he was senile?   \n- lee "
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