Zapruder's testimony to the WC = conspiracy

[Royell Storing]

IOW... In replying to your post, I should be certain that I place a space between the lines of text? 

For example in quoting Paul's post....

It was already known that it would not be right. But then the research had to be restarted again.
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All those 26 Volumes in the bin can you can you imagine all that invested tax money in a hoax.
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Explain to me how the shooter could do this from the SN at an angle of about 35 degrees to the target!

Yes there are some who tried that, like Mr. Holland an that former SS agent Howell or like Mr. Robert Cutler without boxes. Or like Mr. Pat Speer investigated those shots.

So keep on tuned.

They failed also, (Mr. Holland an that former SS agent Howell)  if you look well at that documantery!

You always avoid my question of how and exactly from which place the shooter shot behind that window.

Like I showed you before a 35 degrees angle is not possible from that nest layout!!

    Saying "a 35 degrees angle is Not possible from that nest layout" would be incorrect.  The physical position of the shooter needs to be taken into consideration. STANDING, sitting, kneeling, etc. Remember, there was an eyewitness, (forget who), that said something along the lines of someone in the sniper's nest/window "Standing DOWN".

[Bill Chapman]

    Saying "a 35 degrees angle is Not possible from that nest layout" would be incorrect.  The physical position of the shooter needs to be taken into consideration. STANDING, sitting, kneeling, etc. Remember, there was an eyewitness, (forget who), that said something along the lines of someone in the sniper's nest/window "Standing DOWN".

I recall someone (Brennan?) saying the shooter stepped or stood back or down after the last shot.

In a military context, to 'stand down' means to relax from a ready position... which the shooter did after the last shot, apparently. Seems the shooter was a trained military type... possibly a Marine? 

stand down
phrasal verb of stand
1.
withdraw or resign from a position or office.
"he stood down as leader of the party"
2.
relax or cause to relax after a state of readiness.
"if something doesn't happen soon, I guess they'll stand us down"
synonyms:   relax, stand easy, come off full alert
"tell the troops to stand down"
phrasal verb of stand
1.
withdraw or resign from a position or office.
"he stood down as leader of the party"
2.
relax or cause to relax after a state of readiness.
"if something doesn't happen soon, I guess they'll stand us down"
synonyms:   relax, stand easy, come off full alert
"tell the troops to stand down"

[Jerry Freeman]

Prove that he stood during the shooting sequence

The guy(s) behind the fence were definitely standing...why would they be sitting?

[Bill Chapman]

The guy(s) behind the fence were definitely standing...why would they be sitting?

Duh. They were disguised as the picket fence... of course they had to stand.

Kinda like Sherlock as a chair
Starting at about 1:25

[John Iacoletti]

The shooter proved Ernie wrong. He cut to the quick and used a rifle instead of diagrams.

 

Yet another circular argument from the master.

[Joffrey van de Wiel]

The HSCA analyzed the Zapruder film with the following results:

1) First shot fired between Z-162 and Z-167. Governor Connally turns his head rapidly from his left to his right.

2) Second shot fired between Z-181 and Z-192. Impact on the limousine between Z-182 and Z-193. President abruptly stops in the midst of a wave and turns to his wife between Z-200 and Z-207. It is a response to a severe external stimulus, according to the report. By the time he emerges from behind the road sign at Z-225 it is clear he has been shot.

3) Third shot fired at Z-210 and impact on the President's head at Z-212.

But I think Tague testified that he was hit in the face with a bullet fragment or pieces of concrete after the second shot.

And I fail to understand how the assassin could have missed not only the President and the limousine but the entire street with his first and easiest shot (closest in range).

[John Iacoletti]

I recall someone (Brennan?) saying the shooter stepped or stood back or down after the last shot.

In his affidavit he said "stepped down out of sight".  Which raises the question...stepped down from what?

[Bill Chapman]

In his affidavit he said "stepped down out of sight".  Which raises the question...stepped down from what?

From Brennan's angle, stepping back from the window could be seen as stepping down