lone gunman wrote:
> On Friday, August 16, 2013 7:10:51 PM UTC+1, Robert Harris wrote:
>> Ok, regardless of your feelings about the conspiracy question, I would
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>> 1. When does Mrs. Connally begin to turn to the rear?
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>> 2. When does Mrs. Connally turn far enough to see JFK with his hands at
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http://jfkhistory.com/nellie2.gif
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>> Thanks in advance,
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>> Robert Harris
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> number 1 is earlier, about 250 ?
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> What does this mean anyway ?
This is about Mrs. Connally's testimony, repeated many times over the
years, that she heard a "noise" and then looked back and saw JFK in
distress. She said that after that, she heard a shot which she
(mistakenly) believed, wounded her husband and a final shot that killed
the President. From her notes, written on 11/22/63
"Then I heard a loud, terrifying noise. It came from the back. I turned
and looked at the President just in time to see him clutch his neck and
sink down in the seat. There was no utterance of any kind from him.
There was no grimace and I had no sure knowledge as to what the noise
was. I felt it was a gunshot and I had a horrifying feeling that the
President had not only been shot but could be dead.
Quickly there was a second shot ... I reached over and pulled [John] to
me and tried to get us both down in the car. Then came a third shot ..."
But this is actually about much, much more than just Mrs. Connally's
statement. Dr. Luis Alvarez concluded that there was a loud, startling
noise at Zapruder frame 285. Knowing that Oswald did not have time to
fire shots at 285 and 313, he speculated that the noise was a siren,
which I think we all know, is not correct.
The noise at 285, which was also confirmed by Dr. Michael Stroscio Phd
Physics, who has chaired presidential science commissions was obviously
a gunshot.
I realize how strong your beliefs are, that Oswald acted alone, and
considering the quality of most conspiracy theories, I can't really
blame you. But there is another story here, which consists of rock solid
evidence, which demonstrates that while Oswald probably took part in the
attack, he could not have been responsible for all the shots.
The following brief video looks at Mrs. Connally's recollections as well
as Dr. Alvarez's conclusions, along with a lot of other evidence. I hope
you will take the time to look at it with an open mind. There is NOTHING
in my analysis that contradicts the known evidence, and I would suggest
that it is far more consistent with that evidence than the LN theory.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql6VqZDiC6s
I should probably add that since I made this video 5 years ago, some of
my thoughts about where it came from have changed. But that's a
secondary issue, since the timing of that shot settles the conspiracy
question, regardless of its origin.
Robert Harris