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I am sure some of you have seen this, but here is another interesting angle from the Orville Nix film at the time of the fatal shot that killed JFK.

http://www.john-f-kennedy.net/orvillenixfilm.gif

Bob wrote:I am sure some of you have seen this, but here is another interesting angle from the Orville Nix film at the time of the fatal shot that killed JFK.
I am still very intrigued by what was termed "The Classic Gunman," clearly seen in the Nix Film. I have done recreations of the Nix Film and the Moorman Photo, replicating the image of a shooter, located at the southwest edge of the north pergola. Here's a brief description of the HSCA findings, which were ludicrous:

http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-sebjzCkl ... =2006&mm=1

The single page of the aforementioned recreation can be seen here:

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/timcarrol ... pg&.src=ph

There are numerous other photos of Classic Gunman and the pertinent Grassy Knoll location in the JFK Photo Album on my site.

Tim

Can we get the film to run longer? Or is that all the longer it runs?

Mr. Bob Fox, and Fellow JFK Forum Members:03.01.2006 - Bob Fox Posted this Headline, and Link: Orville Nix Film.08.04.2010 - There is a renewed interest by many in the Zapruder Film, the Orville Nix Film, and other related films and pictures.Those of you so interested in this Subject Matter may find this Link of Bob's of great value, if you have not seen it here, or elsewhere in the JFK Forum.Although I have never had any interest in any of these, it would seem to me that because the Zapruder Film, and the Nix Film are taken from opposite sides, those interested in analyzing and studying possible alterations, both Pro and Con, would be well served to study both of these very closely.Would not alterations be more realistically proved, or disproved, by comparing identical time frames, and film frames, in an exacting manner. Just a suggestion from an uninformed spectator who couldn't care less either way. My Opinion.Comments ?Respectfully,Bruce Patrick Brychek.

Rare Version Of Nix Film:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYUXeTmF ... re=related