If a bullet didn't go through JFK, then exactly how did Connally get hit?

[John Iacoletti]

Answer that question as to why the Willis' photo  doesn't match the 20 frames or so where the umbrella is clearly at the front of the sign and not behind?

Allan, I'm not an "Oswald Did It" nut, but I'm not convinced that Willis shows the umbrella behind the sign.

[John Mytton]

Didn't Greer supposedly turn his head 150 degrees between 316 and 317?

Didn't Greer supposedly turn his head 150 degrees between 316 and 317?

We're talking about Kellerman, not Greer.

And we have footage of what it takes Kellerman to turn from the initial position to a point that looks behind.



Kellerman.



JohnM

[John Iacoletti]

We're talking about Kellerman, not Greer.

And we have footage of what it takes Kellerman to turn from the initial position to a point that looks behind.

Horse hockey.  If Greer can turn his head around in 1/18 of a second, then so could anyone else.

Note the big smile on Greer's mug.

[John Mytton]

Horse hockey.  If Greer can turn his head around in 1/18 of a second, then so could anyone else.

Sure and if Carl Lewis can run a hundred in 10 seconds then so can Al Bundy.

JohnM

[John Iacoletti]

Sure and if Carl Lewis can run a hundred in 10 seconds then so can Al Bundy.

Talk about false equivalencies....

Greer and Kellerman were both Secret Service agents and Kellerman was 6 years younger.

[John Mytton]

Talk about false equivalencies....

Kellerman is behind the sign for frames Z205-Z218, 13 frames. Now since anyone can do it that must include you, how about you show us you turning around and looking direct behind you and then returning to the exact same position in 0.7 seconds. Good luck Fly Boy!



JohnM

[John Iacoletti]

Kellerman is behind the sign for frames Z205-Z218, 13 frames. Now since anyone can do it that must include you,

I guess dishonest "Mytton" forgot the part about "If Greer can turn his head around in 1/18 of a second".  How convenient.

Also, there you go again, pointing an arrow at a blob and saying "we can see..."

[John Mytton]

I guess dishonest "Mytton" forgot the part about "If Greer can turn his head around in 1/18 of a second".  How convenient.

Putting the "false equivalencies" and "Iacoletti's fantasies" into perspective.

When Greer turned he already had his torso facing into the car and didn't have to turn his head and body anywhere near as much as Kellerman who is facing forward and needed to look directly behind.





And even when you do look at Greer who was seated at a better angle, from the time he turns, surveys the situation and turns back to a point nowhere near where he bagan is more than a second whereas while behind the sign Kellerman had to turn further while seated facing forward and then return to the same position and appear the same as he disappeared in 0.7 seconds.





Btw keep trying, because making you look the Fool give me a rush!

JohnM