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Could these be the curved edges of the glasses catching the light of the flash photography.

Stine's glasses were straight while the image depicts something more like wraparound sunglasses.

jroberson wrote:Too bad we don't have a higher res scan of the last image. GIFs are about as bad as JPGs for enhancement.


Where's the documentation for Stine's watch? Is that listed somewhere?

His watch is on his wrist in one of the above pics

jroberson wrote:

Could these be the curved edges of the glasses catching the light of the flash photography.

Stine's glasses were straight while the image depicts something more like wraparound sunglasses.

How do we know Paul was wearing the same glasses as in the pic we have seen of him?

So you're saying he wasn't wearing the typical glasses as seen in his DL but something more akin to what people wear while skiing?


I tried doing something with that image. No go. It could be anything or nothing.

jroberson wrote:So you're saying he wasn't wearing the typical glasses as seen in his DL but something more akin to what people wear while skiing?


I tried doing something with that image. No go. It could be anything or nothing.

No, not saying he was wearing Goggles, or ski glasses, etc,I meant, maybe he was wearing a different style of glasses, different color, design,etc

UKSpycatcher wrote:Could these be the curved edges of the glasses catching the light of the flash photography. These areas appear raised and look fairly symmetrical either side and would coincide where Paul Stine's head may have been in the floor well.

Interesting Rich, the left white arrow on the pic is almost touching what strongly resembles eyeglass frames

There almost seems a faint white line under the left line, almost joining it on the left side.

morf13 wrote:

jroberson wrote:So you're saying he wasn't wearing the typical glasses as seen in his DL but something more akin to what people wear while skiing?


I tried doing something with that image. No go. It could be anything or nothing.

No, not saying he was wearing Goggles, or ski glasses, etc,I meant, maybe he was wearing a different style of glasses, different color, design,etc

I understand what you're saying, but there's no way what you're seeing in that image is the kind of glasses Stine, and millions of other men at the time, were known to have worn.

The object doesn't even appear to be symmetrical, or appear to possess temples.

imo.

The glasses could have been damaged as his head struck the dashboard or floor as he fell.

Damaged so that they curve at thirty degrees on each side?

I can see a temple getting blown off, but for them to resemble the anomaly in the above image, they'd have had to have been melted over a football.