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IMHO, At Z300 TO Z310, Kellerman touched his cheek and looked at his hand because a fragment of glass or a bullet hit him in the left cheek as it entered the limo through the windshield bullet hole. IMHO, that shot was fired from the South Knoll area of Dealey Plaza.
Anthony, Is there something you can do to show that at this frame JC is not in the say of a windshield shot.... and with JC where he was seated, it seems to me that a shooter from that angle would have to pick his shot very carefully... or JC was not considered and was accepted as a potential ancillary victim...
Once in a while you get shown the light
in the strangest of places if you look at it right..... R. Hunter
David Josephs Wrote:Anthony, Is there something you can do to show that at this frame JC is not in the say of a windshield shot.... and with JC where he was seated, it seems to me that a shooter from that angle would have to pick his shot very carefully... or JC was not considered and was accepted as a potential ancillary victim...
At frame 305, JFK was already hit in the throat from the front shot through the windshield (at Z225). At Z225 or earlier, JC was never in the way of a front shot to JFK's throat from the South Knoll. When General Godfrey McHugh was removed from the limo that day, it was a clear shot to JFK thru the windshield. I put some diagrams and photos in my compilation that shows this clear shot at Z225 and possibly earlier.
McHugh was moved from the front seat between the agents.
In August 1961 the Secret Service sent the limousine back to Hess & Eisenhardt of Cincinnati for removal of the privacy glass.
The windshield was not bulletproof until the modifications under Johnson's administration.
Governor Connally is not obstructing the trajectory--nor is First Lady Jaqueline Kennedy.
With the sight picture from the South Knoll and the braking by Greer the professional sniper had the shot, took the shot.
Whether the intended target was the bridge of the nose--in which case the deflection was seven inches down, zero azimuth error.
I posit the same shooter corrected this latter error by Zapruder 313, hitting the right temple as the head rotated left and inclined downward.
A military weapon with semiautomatic capability requiring no bolt cycling with subsequent lost sight picture.
This was the best shooter, the others being tasked with distraction or burdened by lateral transit through the scope.
Your points are strong. I can only attest for my researched opinion about the throat shot at Z225 or earlier. I do have many thoughts on a second shot from the SK, but that is for others to research it in depth. The first shot to the throat proves the conspiracy which was my research goal. Prove the conspiracy and all the dominoes fall.
The tripwire to suspicion vis-a-vis the throat wound was, in my view, the having-a-cow by Elmer Moore, Arlen Specter, Allen Dulles over Dr. Malcolm Perry's informed description.
Add the suppressed C-3/4 x-ray with metal fragments described by Custer to Gunn in Horne.
The entire Single Bullet Hocus Bogus tarantella through the stations of the wounds to emerge on the Shroud of Dealey unscathed.
The great furtive effort accounted by Whitaker to Weldon.
The gash where Perry had left that 5mm hole inviolate.
Your 308-page analysis is wide-reaching.
I couldn't help but notice the analysis of Sherry Feister, Enemy of the Truth, Chapter Seven indicating the South Knoll as well.
Tosh Plumlee and Sergio at the foot of that rise remarked on a possible shot.
Such marksmanship would suggest a Jackal, and Clay Shaw rubbed elbows with the crowd who would know about that.
Features of interest arising from your careful research.
Any speculation accrues to my imagination rising on occasion above the official lead-lined curtain.
(Hunt's deathbed deflection indicating a French Gunman on the Grassy Knoll indicates it was neither.)
