Zapruder's testimony to the WC = conspiracy

[John Mytton]

      Thanks for profferring Sitzman as a "terrific eyewitness". She told Tink Thompson in his 1966 "Six Seconds In Dallas" that she witnessed JFK being "Hit" "Between the Eye and the Ear".  Your "terrific eyewitness" provides corroboration of a 2nd shooter.

Instead of relying on hearsay how about listening to Sitzman's own words, she describes where Kennedy's head opened up and where his brains came out.

Btw a bullet in flight couldn't be seen.

JohnM

[Jake Maxwell]

Instead of relying on hearsay how about listening to Sitzman's own words, she describes where Kennedy's head opened up and where his brains came out.

Btw a bullet in flight couldn't be seen.

JohnM

Sitzman comes across as a credible witness... Here's what she says at the end of her interview:

Interviewer: What is your analysis of the possibility of a gunman, a second gunman, being behind that picket fence?
Sitzman: Well, after looking at the film and doing a lot of reading? I would say there is a very good possibility there was somebody back there, but they had a silencer?. [/b]

And she also says in an interview I found online here http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/sitzman.txt
 
Thompson: Where on the side of the head did that shot
appear to hit?
Sitzman: I would say it'd be above the ear and to the
front.
Which would be on the right front....

[John Mytton]

Sitzman comes across as a credible witness... Here's what she says at the end of her interview:

Interviewer: What is your analysis of the possibility of a gunman, a second gunman, being behind that picket fence?
Sitzman: Well, after looking at the film and doing a lot of reading? I would say there is a very good possibility there was somebody back there, but they had a silencer?. [/b]
 

Interviewer: What is your analysis of the possibility of a gunman, a second gunman, being behind that picket fence?
Sitzman: Well, after looking at the film and doing a lot of reading? I would say there is a very good possibility there was somebody back there, but they had a silencer?. [/size]

Ok that's nice, so Sitzman didn't see or hear anything.

JohnM

[Jake Maxwell]

She saw it better than I did, for sure... and says the president was hit above the ear, toward the front... Zapruder seems to testify to the very same thing...

[John Mytton]

She saw it better than I did, for sure... and says the president was hit above the ear, toward the front... Zapruder seems to testify to the very same thing...

For a start neither Zapruder or Sitzman could see a bullet, they can only describe what they saw and both describe the same wound as seen in all the legitimate authenticated physical evidence. It only happened one way.



JohnM

[Royell Storing]

Instead of relying on hearsay how about listening to Sitzman's own words, she describes where Kennedy's head opened up and where his brains came out.

Btw a bullet in flight couldn't be seen.

JohnM

       Your throwing Tink Thompson under the bus reflects the desperate position you are in. I do Not agree with Thompson on several assassination issues, but I do regard his journalistic skills as being competent enough to properly quote a person he interviews. Maybe I missed it, but Nobody, (Sitzman included), has Ever challenged his properly quoting any of the many people/eyewitnesses he interviewed for his 1966 book.   

[Jerry Freeman]

Hudson is the man in the center and if shots were fired from directly behind him he's showing very little reaction and in fact the man on the end is turning and running back towards your shots?

My shots?... * ............In that clip had the last shot been fired? Anyway read that affidavit... Where it says above and behind.

 *Never try to educate someone who resists knowledge at all costs.
 

[John Mytton]

       Your throwing Tink Thompson under the bus reflects the desperate position you are in. I do Not agree with Thompson on several assassination issues, but I do regard his journalistic skills as being competent enough to properly quote a person he interviews. Maybe I missed it, but Nobody, (Sitzman included), has Ever challenged his properly quoting any of the many people/eyewitnesses he interviewed for his 1966 book.

Give it a rest Storing, here is Marilyn Sitzman telling us with her own words that what she saw was exactly what we see in the Zapruder Film.

JohnM