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

[John Iacoletti]

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.

Whoever said Kellerman needed to look directly behind?  Certainly not Kellerman.

[John Mytton]

Whoever said Kellerman needed to look directly behind?  Certainly not Kellerman.

Anyway you've gone in circles, your head's spinning and you don't know if you're coming or going, let's get back to my original claim that you questioned, can you "honestly" dispute it?

This clip shows that Kellerman did not turn around while passing behind the sign.

Btw thanks, Kellerman didn't need to look behind till he heard a pop and voices which is all in his testimony and illustrated in Zapruder. Hehehe.





JohnM

[John Iacoletti]

Anyway you've gone in circles, your head's spinning and you don't know if you're coming or going, let's get back to my original claim that you questioned, can you "honestly" dispute it?

This clip shows that Kellerman did not turn around while passing behind the sign.

In your dreams.  You've "shown" nothing of the kind.  You did what you always do -- made a claim, attached some kind of graphic that doesn't actually demonstrate that the claim is true, and just declared victory.

[John Mytton]

In your dreams.  You've "shown" nothing of the kind.  You did what you always do -- made a claim, attached some kind of graphic that doesn't actually demonstrate that the claim is true, and just declared victory.

Since you can't dispute my claim or graphics, there's nothing left to say.

JohnM

[Andrew Mason]

LOL! That's been discredited for years.

Obviously many LNs disagree with it. But I am not aware of any actual evidence. It seemed to fit with a great deal of evidence that puts the first shot a bit after z186.

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Kennedy doesn't sharply turn leftward towards Jackie
  His head turns to the fore. Compare JFK's hairline in Z206 to Z225. No change. I don't even see where the wave stops.

Who said he turned his face to the left? Witnesses said he moved to the left. There is evidence that he turned his face forward. But no one said he turned his face or body to the left.

[Andrew Mason]

Like those witnesses you cite describing slumping on the "first shot" and it turns out they're describing the shot before the head shot.

Like I said, you editorialize. When you say "it turns out" you mean "they really observed what I say they observed, not what they thought they observed"

Kennedy supposedly looking in the direction of Jackie is part of the "severe external stimulus" you cited.

    "At approximately Zapruder frame 200, Kennedy's movements suddenly
     freeze; his right hand abruptly stops in the midst of a waving motion and
     his head moves rapidly from right to his left in the direction of his wife.
     Based on these movements, it appears that by the time the President
     goes behind the sign at frame 207 he is evidencing some kind of reaction
     to a severe external stimulus. By the time he emerges from behind the sign
     at Zapruder frame 225, the President makes a clutching motion with his
     hands toward his neck, indicating clearly that he has been shot."                                                                                      (VI HSCA 46)

Again, you are editorializing. Nowhere does it say or suggest in that passage that JFK turned toward Jackie, or turned his face toward, or was looking in the direction of Jackie. He moved his head and body to the left from the far right side of the car. Left happened to be in the direction of Jackie. Powers observed it from directly behind.

[John Mytton]

That means no one in the Limousine reacted at all from late Z150s - Z202,

In the following stabilized clip I've got the shot in the early 150's which is generally accepted as the first shot and as predicted several frames later we have the first of Zapruder's vertical flinches and virtually simultaneously with Zapruder's flinch Connally quickly turns to look over his right shoulder.



We had just made the turn, well, when I heard what I thought was a shot. I heard this noise which I immediately took to be a rifle shot. I instinctively turned to my right because the sound appeared to come from over my right shoulder, so I turned to look back over my right shoulder,...
http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/testimony/conn_j.htm

And as Jerry mentioned Rosemary Willis said she heard the shot, stopped and looked back towards the Depository.





Gerda Dunckel

Ms. Willis has explained, several times since the assassination, that she looked back at the Book Depository and stopped running because she was following the sound of the first shot.
http://www.washingtondecoded.com/site/2013/12/redskirt.html

JohnM

[John Mytton]

Your definitive evidence for a shot BEFORE Willis took his photo at Z202 equivalent is?

Here we go again, I provide proof of Rosemary Willis who ran around the pool eager to keep up with Kennedy suddenly stopping and looking back towards the Depository BEFORE Z202, Connally's testimony of him hearing a shot and looking to his right matches Zapruder BEFORE Z202 and the first of Zapruder's vertical flinches occurs about the same time as Connally's quick turn and BEFORE Z202 and then with maximum ignorance you ask for "definitive evidence" like as if what was presented wasn't enough. And in return all you got is 1 photo that shows nothing from 1 eyewitness who wanted to give his photo some significance and along with all his and his families documentary appearances he was doing alright.

JohnM