SBT destroyed by Specter

[Pasquale DiFabrizio]

Jsnow915 wrote:aside from the height of it....he's also doing from the outside of the bodies...not through them.Exactly! Specter's pointing stick, for lack of better words for it, is going OVER JFK's right shoulder. Based on that angle, if he moves his stupid pointing stick while keeping the same angle, the bullet ends up in the left side of Conally's back! I have another idea about where he could put that stupid pointing stick.

[ChristophMessner]

I can see no push forward of Connally from Z222 to Z331, do you? You can measure very well with Jackie's pink costume in background. And as you see in this clearer version of the Zapruder film, Connally is getting his hat with his right hand and holding it till Z262 and later with a most probably unsmashed wrist, cause his fingers are still working ! Do you think, Connally could have done all this turning and turning back and turning forward again with a shot through his chest from Z222 on? I don't think so!

[kenmurray]

http://whokilledjfk.net/single_bullet.htm

[Pasquale DiFabrizio]

Jsnow915 wrote:aside from the height of it....he's also doing from the outside of the bodies...not through them.Yes, but if you just use your imagination... LOL Just kidding!!!!Yeah, the mark is on the back of the man in JFK's position (not where Ford moved the bullet to), and the pointing stick that Specter is using is OUTSIDE the body of the man in JFK's position.I have an idea where Specter can put that stupid pointing stick! LOL

[Jsnow915]

Chris....thats seems like a really clean copy of Zapruder...you can almost lip read Conolly....plus its funny how Connally is twisting and turning if he was just hit with a bullet...its amazing watching Jackies hands try to put JFK's arms down and then looks at Connally to hear what he's saying.

[Jsnow915]

It looks to me that Connallys may have been hit in the right back as he turned to look back at Kennedy,so that would make the shot from the (south?)where Plumlee was standing...his back was facing that direction.