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THE 3D COMPUTER SIMULATION
Soon we moved on to the real "meat" of the programme, Dale Myers's 3-D computer reconstruction of the assassination based on the Zapruder film. Dale Myers is well known for his anti-conspiracy view point and we only had his comments on the model to go by. The serious limitations of the model and the way that certain findings from this model tend to contradict the findings of the Warren Commission were not examined in the programme.
Mr Myers used the witness statements of John Connally and a sudden head movement that he can be seen making to show that the first shot was fired at around frame 160 of the Zapruder film. He did not tell us that this idea of an early shot was rejected by the Warren Commission but promoted by many conspiracy theorists.
The rejection by the Warren Commission was because they felt that it was unlikely that Oswald would have fired at the President at a time when his view would have been blocked by a large leafy tree. From the computer model it can be seen that the sixth floor sniper would have to rise up out of his comfortable position on his gun rest, point the rifle at a steep downward angle and fire at the President when a tree was blocking his line of sight.
It is also interesting to note that at this time the sixth floor sniper would be high above and only a short way to the rear of Kennedy and Connally and yet neither of them looked up. Myers tells us that Connally turned his head because he heard the sound of a gunshot over his right shoulder. None of the crowd visible in the Zapruder film can be seen looking up at the time Connally appears to be reacting to the first shot.
Originally posted by Rising Against
The documentary with Dale Myer's 3D computer animation? Yeah, I've seen it before. I found myself cringing a few times though I'm afraid. I've posted about it here and there on ATS in the past but right now I'm quite short of time and I'm about to head out, as well as the fact that, to be completely honest, I can't quite find the energy to do a large write up sharing all of my thoughts on it as I'd have to also sit through the entire thing again to refresh myself - cringe. Instead however, I'll post what I think is really a very good review by assassination researcher Tony Austin. Good replies from other well known names in the research world too.
Review of The Kennedy Assassination: Beyond Conspiracy by Tony Austin
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THE 3D COMPUTER SIMULATION
Soon we moved on to the real "meat" of the programme, Dale Myers's 3-D computer reconstruction of the assassination based on the Zapruder film. Dale Myers is well known for his anti-conspiracy view point and we only had his comments on the model to go by. The serious limitations of the model and the way that certain findings from this model tend to contradict the findings of the Warren Commission were not examined in the programme.
Mr Myers used the witness statements of John Connally and a sudden head movement that he can be seen making to show that the first shot was fired at around frame 160 of the Zapruder film. He did not tell us that this idea of an early shot was rejected by the Warren Commission but promoted by many conspiracy theorists.
The rejection by the Warren Commission was because they felt that it was unlikely that Oswald would have fired at the President at a time when his view would have been blocked by a large leafy tree. From the computer model it can be seen that the sixth floor sniper would have to rise up out of his comfortable position on his gun rest, point the rifle at a steep downward angle and fire at the President when a tree was blocking his line of sight.
It is also interesting to note that at this time the sixth floor sniper would be high above and only a short way to the rear of Kennedy and Connally and yet neither of them looked up. Myers tells us that Connally turned his head because he heard the sound of a gunshot over his right shoulder. None of the crowd visible in the Zapruder film can be seen looking up at the time Connally appears to be reacting to the first shot.
Bob Harris does a fairly good job, imo, looking at the 3d animation film in particular too.
All in all, yeah, it does look good.. but looks can be deceiving.
Originally posted by Rising Against
reply to post by Urantia1111
Again I cite the work of Mr Harris..
The driver, William Greer, didn't shoot anybody.
Originally posted by macpdm
reply to post by phishyblankwaters
Indeed just been watching The Guilty Men - LBJ Conspiracy Theory, what a mind blower that is!!
If true LBJ was a cold blooded criminal and what about that thumbprint found at the schoolbook depository. I never heard this mentioned previously.
A thoughtful comment from smurfy thankyouedit on 14/8/13 by macpdm because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by smurfy
Originally posted by macpdm
reply to post by phishyblankwaters
Indeed just been watching The Guilty Men - LBJ Conspiracy Theory, what a mind blower that is!!
If true LBJ was a cold blooded criminal and what about that thumbprint found at the schoolbook depository. I never heard this mentioned previously.
A thoughtful comment from smurfy thankyouedit on 14/8/13 by macpdm because: (no reason given)
Well, if you can believe all the bibliography on the events surrounding Dallas at the time leading up to JFK's murder, then it was not just a murder, but a conspiracy.
George de Mohrenschildt, a key figure knew,
Lee Harvey Oswald.
G.H.W. Bush.
Abraham Zapruder.
L.B.J.
Jacqueline Bouvier/ Mrs Kennedy.
Malcolm Wallace.
Haroldson Hunt, plus more..... Some of those/most of those mentioned above also knew one another.
There is also the enigma of Oswald's politics, he was not quite the Facist was he?
Who'd thought he was someone to go after J.F.K. it makes no sense. However, all these years later, the Facists ideals are alive and well in the US in an Orwellian fashion, and the UK is getting there with difficulty.edit on 14-8-2013 by smurfy because: Text.
Originally posted by spooky24
Other than the fact that JFK's body was altered before the official autopsy and it arrived in Washington in a different casket than it was placed in in Dallas is really the only thing they solved.
However, it did have it's moments. A shouting match between autopsy surgeon Dr. Humes and Doug Horne and director Jeffery Gunn that almost ending in a fist fight was quite a scene.
Originally posted by smurfy
Originally posted by spooky24
Other than the fact that JFK's body was altered before the official autopsy and it arrived in Washington in a different casket than it was placed in in Dallas is really the only thing they solved.
However, it did have it's moments. A shouting match between autopsy surgeon Dr. Humes and Doug Horne and director Jeffery Gunn that almost ending in a fist fight was quite a scene.
The body should never have left Dallas
That was a shouting match too.