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[Dan O'meara]

Besides the graphic head shot, Life Magazine a week later published a number of key frames which fit perfectly into the Zapruder Film. So allowing for printing and distribution of the magazine, this gives a window of only a few days for any alterations.



JohnM

Among all the ridiculous claims about alteration, Horne's claim that the wound created by the head shot was painted on to 8mm frames is, by far, the most ridiculous.
It is almost incomprehensible that anyone would even think that.
The head shot takes up less than 1mm square of the film. It would take more than a few days to paint this level of detail onto such a microscopic space:

[Royell Storing]

Among all the ridiculous claims about alteration, Horne's claim that the wound created by the head shot was painted on to 8mm frames is, by far, the most ridiculous.
It is almost incomprehensible that anyone would even think that.
The head shot takes up less than 1mm square of the film. It would take more than a few days to paint this level of detail onto such a microscopic space:

    "Detail"??  Really?

[Michael Welch]

    "Detail"??  Really?

[Dan O'meara]

    "Detail"??  Really?

Yeah, Royell - detail.
You don't see because you refuse to look because your mind is already made up.
Two details worth noting:

1) The large pendulous strip of scalp that dangles towards the front of JFK's head
2) The massive crater that appears where the top of his head was.

The second point requires, not just the addition of the head wound in consecutive 1mm square spaces but it is also necessary to fill in the background where the crater in JFK's head appears. It is a staggeringly small space to work with.

You're like all Altfans - you don't look, so you don't see, because you don't want to see.
You'd rather believe a batsh*t crazy piece of tinfoil nonsense that you can't back up when it comes to the crunch.

[John Mytton]

Hi Michael, I hope you are absolutely fabulous, but Gerda used very low quality images and a lot of imagination.

Here's a much superior version, which matches the wound seen in the Zapruder film.



Besides a bullet entrance hole, there was NO other wound on the back of Kennedy's head.



JohnM

[John Mytton]

Among all the ridiculous claims about alteration, Horne's claim that the wound created by the head shot was painted on to 8mm frames is, by far, the most ridiculous.
It is almost incomprehensible that anyone would even think that.
The head shot takes up less than 1mm square of the film. It would take more than a few days to paint this level of detail onto such a microscopic space:

It would take more than a few days to paint this level of detail onto such a microscopic space:

 



And with mathematical pixel perfect motion blur, which even computers of today can't replicate.



JohnM

[Royell Storing]

  Certainly is gonna be interesting to hear those 7 Parkland Hospital Dr's on Nov 14, Paramount+ "JFK:What The Doctors Saw".  The trailer is very good.

[John Mytton]

  Certainly is gonna be interesting to hear those 7 Parkland Hospital Dr's on Nov 14, Paramount+ "JFK:What The Doctors Saw".  The trailer is very good.

Yep, sure will be very interesting. LOL!



JohnM