My claim (that there is no instance captured on film of anyone pointing in the direction of the alleged shooters position) is supported by the total absence of evidence of anyone pointing or looking in the direction of the alleged shot.
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Here's the main difference:
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot from a distance of approximately 205 to 207 feet (about 62 to 63 meters). (see
Source: https://binreminded.medium.com/forensic-analysis-report-fbdbfc8378d0
for reference)
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I’m asking because in the before picture, there doesn’t seem to be a light that can produce the effect. It seems to be happening in thin air.
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After:
AFAIK there's not a single instance of any of the 3k or so people present pointing toward the approximate location of the alleged rooftop location of the shooter, similar to what was famously photographed when MLK was shot.
@John J.
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...because it was encouraging followers in search of good fortune to apply gold leaf to large penis and vagina statues.
Whew! I was glad to see that word "statues"!
Massachusetts has extremely strict rules about "fireworks". It's a total ban and includes even stationary things that don't leave the ground, like firecrackers and handheld sparklers. This has been the case for 80 years and applies year round and...
Maybe along a beach, but laws like this are usually addressed at those that lack any form of common sense about what they're doing, where they're doing it or what the consequences may be. Another bit of frivolousness might be the silly "baby...