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Can Anyone Find Other Evidence of Alteration in the Z-Film? (Read 1628 times)

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Jay Knowles

February 11, 2010, 05:24:58 AM

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Dean posted the 10 minute video on Deception in the Z-Film in another thread. There are OTHER anomalies in the film....What can anyone else find?

1. Rick pointed out the warp speed head turn of CLAPPY MAN, or the guy beside him. Similar to Greer's neck snapping athletic feat....
2.YOUR TURN!

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Rick Needham

February 19, 2010, 03:10:59 AM

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Clint Hill's "Amazing Super Stretch Rubber Hand"

(watch his right hand....amazing) lmao walkietalkie2 smokexx

I'm not claiming alteration here! This just looks very strange to me.

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Jay Knowles

February 20, 2010, 11:45:06 PM

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Rick,

Great posts here, my interpretation of the girl is that she moves too fast within the space of one frame, much like we see in other instances of the Z-film (Greers head turn, JFKs disappearing blood spray at Z314, male bystander at end of Z-film changing from legs together to legs apart in one frame) .....

Cheers, Jay

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William Mitchell

February 21, 2010, 01:40:09 AM

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anomalies like missing and damaged frames, yes.

not sure about outright fakes though.

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Jay Knowles

March 18, 2010, 02:46:15 AM

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Calli,

You had a good eye for detail with your observations...thanks for posting them! clapxx

Jay

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Calli Robertson

March 19, 2010, 01:06:52 AM

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Calli,

You had a good eye for detail with your observations...thanks for posting them! clapxx

Jay

Thanks for the comment, Jay. There's a lot more things that i've noticed, but i'm not qualified to offer an expert opinion on whether they are relative to the camera/ film/ poor resizing/ framing, or otherwise edited/ altered frames.

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Jay Knowles

March 19, 2010, 01:48:29 AM

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Calli,

Speaking for myself, I generally dont trust the experts....your subjective interpretation is what counts.. clapxx.most of the progress in solving this murder over the years has come from people seeing that something did not seem quite right with the "evidence" the government presented. Scores of witnesses saw JFKs exit wound in the back of his head...Hargis was hit by JFKs debris...that means the trunk surface was covered in gore....but wiped clean and given a good shine by the film fraud artists in the Ztoon...I really cant tell, it just seems the light is changing subtly on the trunk....Another impression by me is that both Greer and Kellermans heads look and act cartoon-like, especially after the last shot....
Appreciate your input very much thumbs1xx

Cheers, Jay

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John Woods

March 20, 2010, 05:16:50 PM

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Clint Hill's "Amazing Super Stretch Rubber Hand"- Rick

Clint is a old friend of my father. Meet him a long,
long time ago when he lived in Denver.

How about Dan Rather's description on television right
after viewing the Z-film for the first time?

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