Bullet hole in windshield on JFK's Limo

[Royell Storing]

Different lighting, camera angle. Maybe the cracks spread during the time between the taking of the photos.

    Yeah. And maybe we are looking at a completely different windshield.

[Jake Maxwell]

    Yeah. And maybe we are looking at a completely different windshield.

I really think this would be an easy thing to settle, if we could get a better picture of the windshield now housed in the national archives... If anyone gets a good HD picture of it, please post... and we'll compare... It should settle a lot of issues... Glass specialists can tell if it came from the front or rear... If from the front... game-changer...!

[Rob Caprio]

I really think this would be an easy thing to settle, if we could get a better picture of the windshield now housed in the national archives... If anyone gets a good HD picture of it, please post... and we'll compare... It should settle a lot of issues... Glass specialists can tell if it came from the front or rear... If from the front... game-changer...!

If you read the evidence then you realize that there was no crack in the windshield.

Mr. SPECTER. Did you observe any crack in the windshield as the President's automobile was being driven from the point of assassination to the hospital?

Mr. KELLERMAN. I did not.

Mr. SPECTER. Did you observe it at any time prior to the time you saw the automobile in the White House garage on or before November 27?

Mr. KELLERMAN. I did not, sir.

[Jerry Organ]

I really think this would be an easy thing to settle, if we could get a better picture of the windshield now housed in the national archives... If anyone gets a good HD picture of it, please post... and we'll compare... It should settle a lot of issues... Glass specialists can tell if it came from the front or rear... If from the front... game-changer...!

We already know that. It struck the inside surface.

How about  using the regular font size?

[Jake Maxwell]

How about  using the regular font size?

I have a friend on here who has difficulty with smaller type... We've read testimony (a little confusing) about the crack in the windshield... The pic taken at the hospital, looks different from the one in the archives IMO... I'd like to examine more closely... A good HD picture would help....

[Jerry Organ]

I have a friend on here who has difficulty with smaller type... We've read testimony (a little confusing) about the crack in the windshield... The pic taken at the hospital, looks different from the one in the archives IMO... I'd like to examine more closely... A good HD picture would help....

Your friend may be able to increase the text-only on webpages. For example, in the Firefox browser, it's:

"Alt" button (to bring up the menu at the top of the page, if it's not there already,

View --> Zoom --> Zoom Text Only



You then use the keyboard-combination "Control +" to increase the text size (you may have to hit the keyboard-combination repeatedly until it's like you need) and it'll stay that way until you "Reset" it.

Now the text in all the posts will be larger.
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You can also set a default text size in Firefox Options (I use 14 point but you'll want something bigger).

[John Iacoletti]

I really think this would be an easy thing to settle, if we could get a better picture of the windshield now housed in the national archives... If anyone gets a good HD picture of it, please post... and we'll compare... It should settle a lot of issues... Glass specialists can tell if it came from the front or rear... If from the front... game-changer...!

You shouldn't necessarily assume that the windshield in the National Archives was on the limo that day.  George Whitaker, Sr., a senior manager at the Ford Motor Company?s Rouge Plant in Detroit, Michigan said that they were instructed on November 25 to replace the windshield.

[Jake Maxwell]

You shouldn't necessarily assume that the windshield in the National Archives was on the limo that day.  George Whitaker, Sr., a senior manager at the Ford Motor Company?s Rouge Plant in Detroit, Michigan said that they were instructed on November 25 to replace the windshield.

John, if this image is a legitimate image of the crack in JFK's limo windshield, it would seem that it would be easy to make a comparison of the two... If they don't match, and we're sure the image below is legit, then we've got confirmation of a conspiracy. I would really like to know 1) is the image below legitimate and 2) can the two cracks be compared...
Oh boy, it would really settle some things for us...