Hoffman couldn't hear, White didn't hear, Murphy heard.

[John Mytton]

           How many court cases are now being overturned due to using this same Knott Labs Laser 360 SCIENCE to track bullet trajectories?

Sorry Royell, this never went to court.

The only SCIENCE is satisfying their PAYING client! Hahahaha!

Knott Laboratory was hired by John Orr,.....
https://knottlab.com/blog/knott-laboratory-presents-digital-reconstruction-and-findings-on-the-assassination-of-president-john-f-kennedy/

You LOSE!

JohnM

[Marjan Rynkiewicz]

    It is difficult for me to believe at that distance that Hoffman could see ALL of the detail he described along the picket fence/switch box area. If the distance of 200 yds+ is accurate, that's over 2 football fields. If you have stood on a football field, just eyeballing something goal line-to-goal line causes a person to squint. Now, Hoffman is better than doubling that distance. My own personal experience makes me question this portion of the Hoffman story .

I copied Royell's above comments from my Motorcade Stoppage thread.
https://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/index.php/topic,3885.0.html

[Marjan Rynkiewicz]

Hoffman would be unlikely to see (black line) any smoke from a shot (red line) fired away from Hoffman and fired downwards to JFK.
The 13 gawkers on or near the triple underpass (plus the 2 police on the triple underpass)(total is 15) would have seen the shooter/tosser toss the rifle to the tossee.

[Marjan Rynkiewicz]

[Royell Storing]

Hoffman would be unlikely to see (black line) any smoke from a shot (red line) fired away from Hoffman and fired downwards to JFK.
The 13 gawkers on or near the triple underpass (plus the 2 police on the triple underpass)(total is 15) would have seen the shooter/tosser toss the rifle to the tossee.

    The guys atop the Triple Underpass might have had their vision glued on Elm St as everything unfolded down below them. Your claiming these same guys would have seen a possible "rifle toss" on their left side amidst all hell breaking loose below them is iffy at best. 

[John Mytton]

    The guys atop the Triple Underpass might have had their vision glued on Elm St as everything unfolded down below them. Your claiming these same guys would have seen a possible "rifle toss" on their left side amidst all hell breaking loose below them is iffy at best.

The guys on the Triple underpass would have been able to have a good look at Gordon Arnold being kicked by a man with a rifle, a rifle which had a not easy to miss huge barrel, agreed?





JohnM

[Marjan Rynkiewicz]

    The guys atop the Triple Underpass might have had their vision glued on Elm St as everything unfolded down below them. Your claiming these same guys would have seen a possible "rifle toss" on their left side amidst all hell breaking loose below them is iffy at best.

According to Hoffman the tosser/shooter would have taken much time to walk the full length of the fence before tossing to tossee.
Tosser not seen by Holland nor Bowers (nor Hoffman).
Tosser was supposedly still in that carpark when confronted by Officer Smith(?) a minute or two later. Nope.

[Royell Storing]

The guys on the Triple underpass would have been able to have a good look at Gordon Arnold being kicked by a man with a rifle, a rifle which had a not easy to miss huge barrel, agreed?





JohnM

      Do NOT agree. You continue to be behind the curve with regard to Details provided by Arnold during his Sixth Floor Q/A. Also, LOS comes into play.