Well, he is a Pulitzer Prize winning photographer. so that makes him somewhat of a star. That also indicates that he has some good observational skills. But I have to thank you for pointing out Malcolm Kilduff whose later statements I was not aware of until you kindly pointed it out. Funny how that is: the more one digs, the more evidence one finds that the shot pattern was 1.....2...3.
You're welcome. BTW, I'm not denying a majority of witnesses felt a certain way about the shot spanning and that they were honest in their reporting. I just don't think we should use such samplings from any shot-spanning group. It's a minor detail likely not measured in real time.
Also: "1.....2...3" looks pretty evenly-spaced to me.
I don't have to explain. Her testimony speaks for itself:
"Miss WILLIS. Yes; I heard one. Then there was a little bit of time, and then there were two real fast bullets together. When the first one hit, well, the President turned from waving to the people, and he grabbed his throat, and he kind of slumped forward, and then I couldn’t tell where the second shot went."
With this you have to explain how "a little bit of time" and "two real fast bullets" work out to 1.....2..3. Josiah Thompson couldn't explain it either:
"Linda Kay Willis told me she thought the shots were evenly spaced,
while earlier she had told the Warren Commission she thought the
last two were bunched."
All you have to do is look at the Zapruder film to see JFK doing exactly what Linda Willis said she saw...AFTER the first shot and before "two real fast bullets together". So, despite what your suspicions may be from your photo analysis, she was able to see that.
The Zapruder film shows she can't see Kennedy at all during the time of your first shot.
I don't know what you think you are seeing in Altgens #6 but it looks to me like something is blocking a clear view of the right side of the back seat to the right of Lady Bird. What else could that be? We can see the top/side of the back of Johnson's head but we can't see Younblood's head anywhere.
What else could that be? How about Johnson left arm reaching forward to grip or rest on the top of the front seat? The dark upright shape in front of Johnson's head is the back of Youngblood's head. Youngblood is turned to his right talking to Johnson who's leaning in to listen.
You're talking about Youngblood being able to morph like the android in Terminator 2.
It is absolutely impossible to tell what direction Greer is looking in the Altgens photo. There is just shadow.
Greer can see Connally by just moving his head. And the pattern of the shape above the steering wheel is consistent with Greer's head.
But if you look at the zfilm during this time his chest and shoulders do not move at all.
Yeah, sure. Greer shirt front doesn't change shape about the late Z-240s.
As the car progresses relative to the camera, the front seat area becomes narrower. Greer's shirt, if unchanged, should be getting narrower between Z246 and Z253. Instead the opposite occurs.
The second shot at z271 is consistent with:
1. JBC sailing toward the front before falling back on his wife
Connally begins to fall back towards Nellie. | | More of Connally's chest is visible (due to leaning away from the car interior) and he's much closer to Nellie, who hasn't moved. |
2. change in appearance of JBC's cuff from z271-272
Since Z271 has directional blur, how about we compare Z272 to a clearer frame?
3. movement of the sunvisor z271-272
The sun visor wobbles more before reaching the lamp post than after. So ad nauseam.
4. JFK's hair flying up from z273-276 as reported by Hickey.
Just that Hickey (and Kinney) can't possibly see to that area of the head at that moment. This is such an old chestnut.
5. Greer turning back immediately AFTER the second shot and seeing JBC falling back onto his wife. That does not begin until z278.
Wrong again. Connally actually moves across more of the width of the car before Z278 than after.
It is also now corroborated by secret service interviews as recounted by Gerald Blaine in his book The Kennedy Detail who reported that the second shot occurred as Clint Hill stepped off the runningboard and ran to the President's car.
LOL. You've shown your hand.