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 February 09, 2010, 01:39:05 AM
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Just a thought ...check out the photo and the black skyscraper behind the County records building ... could a world class sniper kill with a head shot from that range? Maybe the shooter wasnt even in Dealey Plaza... http://www.jfkassassinationforum.com/index.php/topic,1653.0.htmlSorry its only a link , but the photo is the first one on the page ..Mcintyre ...
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February 09, 2010, 06:03:37 AM
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February 09, 2010, 11:00:44 PM
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Re: Mcintyre photograph Where's Dan Rather? He's supposed to be on this side of the Underpass waiting for a footage drop. The flat area that the limo is passing over is the original course of the Trinity River. Its course was altered in 1928 by flood control measures introduced by the US Army Corps of Engineers (in early 2009, the Corps warned the Trinity levee system was "unacceptable"). Between 1935 and 1942, the Triple Underpass and city park landscaping were built, with the area being called "The Gateway to Dallas" or "Front Door of Dallas." The railroad bridge was required to link to the 1916 Dallas Union Station (prior to the bridge trains had run along a bluff). The bridge was busy in the Sixties, but now serves such traffic as an Amtrak connection ( Texas Eagle) to Chicago and DART light rail.
Thomas Canning was a NASA engineer hired by the HSCA to conduct a trajectory analysis of the shots using the Zapruder film and the wound sites. Canning traced backed the shots by lining up the wound sites on the two victims. In the case of the single bullet theory, Canning was able to trace back through both men from the Governor's inshoot back on through the neck of Kennedy. When projected backward along the angle determined by the wound sites, the bullet trajectory led up to the vicinity of the Sniper's Nest window. As there was some distance between Kennedy and Connally, the angle between their wounds provided a reasonably precise angle of slope and direction. Canning's margin of error for the SBT had a mere seven feet of radius. Canning HSCA SBT Direction (JFK exhibit F-144) Canning HSCA SBT Slope (JFK exhibit F-142) Zapruder frame Z190 was studied for the SBT analysis, being guided by hopeful results from the acoustics analysis. If the SBT occurred just prior to Z223, the results would not vary appreciably. Jerry
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February 10, 2010, 12:15:39 AM
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Re: Mcintyre photograph Where's Dan Rather? He's supposed to be on this side of the Underpass waiting for a footage drop. The flat area that the limo is passing over is the original course of the Trinity River. Its course was altered in 1928 by flood control measures introduced by the US Army Corps of Engineers (in early 2009, the Corps warned the Trinity levee system was "unacceptable"). Between 1935 and 1942, the Triple Underpass and city park landscaping were built, with the area being called "The Gateway to Dallas" or "Front Door of Dallas." The railroad bridge was required to link to the 1916 Dallas Union Station (prior to the bridge trains had run along a bluff). The bridge was busy in the Sixties, but now serves such traffic as an Amtrak connection ( Texas Eagle) to Chicago and DART light rail.
Thomas Canning was a NASA engineer hired by the HSCA to conduct a trajectory analysis of the shots using the Zapruder film and the wound sites. Canning traced backed the shots by lining up the wound sites on the two victims. In the case of the single bullet theory, Canning was able to trace back through both men from the Governor's inshoot back on through the neck of Kennedy. When projected backward along the angle determined by the wound sites, the bullet trajectory led up to the vicinity of the Sniper's Nest window. As there was some distance between Kennedy and Connally, the angle between their wounds provided a reasonably precise angle of slope and direction. Canning's margin of error for the SBT had a mere seven feet of radius. Canning HSCA SBT Direction (JFK exhibit F-144)Canning HSCA SBT Slope (JFK exhibit F-142)Zapruder frame Z190 was studied for the SBT analysis, being guided by hopeful results from the acoustics analysis. If the SBT occurred just prior to Z223, the results would not vary appreciably. Jerry Now this is interesting Jerry. What do you think about the last well known and honored 3D study from Dale K. Myers? I ask because it's been praised from many LN'er. Thank you Martin
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