Corroboration of Assassination films

[Robin Unger]

Bothun did the same thing as Zapruder.

First he snapped a photo of the three motorcycles, then he waited until the Limo arrived before snapping his second photo.

[Michael Walton]

This is one of the better, if not the best, sync of Nix and Zapruder showing that they match up perfectly. To the original OP here and for the umpteenth time, the films were not faked.

People in bizarro land think that the Bad Guys could magically create all kinds of special effects to hide or fake something in these films but they couldn't...and didn't.

[Oscar Navarro]

   "Future technology" is Exactly why the Z Film was Locked inside a Vault for its' initial 12 years of existence. Over the course of 54+ years the Z Film has had More "Nips-N-Tucks" than Jane Fonda has.

  Good one

[Royell Storing]

Bothun did the same thing as Zapruder.

First he snapped a photo of the three motorcycles, then he waited until the Limo arrived before snapping his second photo.

     Bronson and Nix both using Movie Cameras to film the JFK Limo on Elm St did Not follow the alleged Zapruder filming scenario you are laying out. The Zapruder Start/Stop/Start Scenario is Pure Unadulterated Conjecture. This is another of the numerous JFK Urban Legends that the Old Guard wing of the JFK Assassination research community continues to perpetuate.

[John Iacoletti]

This is one of the better, if not the best, sync of Nix and Zapruder showing that they match up perfectly. To the original OP here and for the umpteenth time, the films were not faked.

The Nix and Zapruder cameras had different frame rates.  So somebody made them match up.

[Royell Storing]

This is one of the better, if not the best, sync of Nix and Zapruder showing that they match up perfectly. To the original OP here and for the umpteenth time, the films were not faked.

People in bizarro land think that the Bad Guys could magically create all kinds of special effects to hide or fake something in these films but they couldn't...and didn't.

     You say somebody is "matching up": (1) a film which was Locked Up inside a Vault for its' initial 12 years of existence, with (2) A film which the Original Copy has Completely Disappeared.   

[Steve Barber]

     You say somebody is "matching up": (1) a film which was Locked Up inside a Vault for its' initial 12 years of existence, with (2) A film which the Original Copy has Completely Disappeared.   

 Totally not true, Storing.  Bootleg copies of the film were circulating in 1969.  The film was also shown during the Garrison trial, so your claim holds zero weight.