Do you think Umbrella Man was legit? Just an insurance salesman who wanted to heckle JFK over his father being a Nazi sympathsizer? Well, I am going to disabuse you of that notion- once and for all.
Here is Umbrella Man in Bronson (left) and Willis (right). In Bronson, he's wearing a hat. The umbrella is high over his head, perhaps because he's wearing a hat. He is also wearing a long, heavy coat, and his face is completely obscured.
But, in Willis, he is holding the umbrella low. Is there even room for him to be wearing a hat? And he doesn't seem to be wearing a long, voluminous coat, as in Bronson. And his umbrella looks small and clipped.
And you can't even see the umbrella handle in Willis; it's invisible; whereas in Bronson, the handle is way too thick; it's like a pole. Compare it to reality: Bronson and Willis were taken at the same time, but in Bronson, UM is above the freeway sign, whereas in Willis, he is below the sign. Did I mention they were taken at the same time?Now, let's look at the reenacted photo of Umbrella Man.
That can't be from 11/22/63 because that freeway sign is bogus. It is in the wrong place, and it has the wrong shape. The sign was oblong. It was twice as wide as it was tall. But, that sign looks square. It's not even close to the shape that the real sign was. And the poles aren't vertical. You think it's the same sign as in Zapruder?
Why would the Newmans still be lying on the ground at this point? The shooting is long over. No one else is worried about being shot. Photographers are busy doing their job. So, why are the Newmans still lying on the ground? It's James Altgens on the left, but he didn't dawdle after the shooting. He rushed to the AP office to get his film developed so that his images could go out on the wire. So, how could he still be there? It is a reenacted and carefully choreographed image.
Let's look closer at UM in the reenacted photo.
Where's his hat? Is that it on the ground? I don't think so. It doesn't look like a hat to me. And who puts their hat on the ground? In the filthy street? So, from the gutter to his head? I don't think one would even put their umbrella in the street, let alone their hat. They forgot about his hat there.
And they didn't want him in a hat there. They WANTED us to see his face there. They wanted us to get a good look at him, unlike in the other images of UM. Why? Because he's not Umbrella Man. That is a misdirection photo. The whole purpose of it was to mislead us about Umbrella Man. They gave us a good look at someone else who is NOT Umbrella Man. Was he Witt? He may have been. It's possible. But, he wasn't Umbrella Man. And that's why we are seeing him so well.
It isn't the only time they have done this. They did the same with Babushka Lady. They gave us a misdirection photo of her too.
Babushka Lady wore white shoes, except that she wore dainty black shoes. Her scarf was very light, with a faint design, except that it was also red. The Babushka Lady on the left was very frumpy, and she was relatively tall. The Babushka Lady in the center was very short, and she was much younger. She wasn't frumpy at all; she stood elegantly; light on her feet; with perfect balance and posture. Look how vertical she is. She couldn't have been out of her 30s. I'm telling you that as Dr. Cinque. But, the Babushka Lady on the right was old. She was in her 50s- or older. She could easily be a grandma, but not the one in the center.
Did Babushka Lady release her scarf when she crossed the street? If she did, she put it back on when she got to the other side.
No, no, no. They concocted this phony image of her just to misdirect us.
And that's just what we see below. The Moorman photo was taken by Babushka Lady, who shot it diagonally from behind. You can see that she was close to Hargis, and that the distance to the Kennedys was additive. And that's why Hargis is so much larger than the Kennedys in the Moorman photo.
Mary demonstrated how she took her photo. She took it in the street and was shooting up Elm.
That is her demonstrating. She is standing in the street there, facing up Elm, and the white thing in her hands represents her camera. That is how she took her photo.
Umbrella Man and Babushka Lady had something in common. They were both operatives. They were both shooters, except that Babushka shot with her camera, while UM shot with his umbrella gun.
The U.S. government killed Kennedy, Tippit, and Oswald that weekend. All three were the fathers of young children. It was monstrous what our government did. The individuals responsible are all dead, but the institutions they acted through are still with us. And those institutions are now going to have to pay the Piper.

















