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Offline Tim Nickerson

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Re: A straight line
« Reply #119 on: February 23, 2018, 12:46:50 AM »

      Are you disputing the Size of the Aligned Holes in: (1) JFK's Suit Coat, (2) JFK's Dress Shirt, and (3) JFK's Back /Autopsy Photo/Autopsy Face Sheet ???

I am not disputing the size of the hole as described on the autopsy facesheet. 7 x 4 mm.

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Re: A straight line
« Reply #120 on: February 23, 2018, 02:57:28 PM »
I don't understand. Your "shifted" Connally figure doesn't have the sight-line going through his nose -- just more so.

I redrew my alignment using my own drawing of the limousine and making some necessary adjustments. The relationship between Kennedy and Connally at Z193 is basically the same as it was in the 2012 graphic -- just they moved on the new diagram a bit to their right.
You can make the sightlines anything you want if you are not constrained by the evidence.  I have made my drawing of the car correspond to the actual dimensions of the car.  I don't know where you get your drawing from but the position of the jump seat is several inches farther left than it was and the side window and bulkhead in front of JBC appears to be at least 6 inches closer to the jump seat.


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Your overhead view is hilarious:

You're mainly hampered by three things:
  • You can't do trajectory analysis
  • You can't do 3D analysis (you just picture it in your mind working)
  • Your theory's trajectory placements will never work in eternity
Trajectory analysis is possible to do accurately in a 3D model of Dealey Plaza and a correct model of the car.  You have yet to make a 3D model so I would not be too quick to criticise those who have. 

And, by the way, I have no theory about trajectory placements - just that they have to conform to the evidence.  You don't seem to be constrained by that.

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Re: A straight line
« Reply #121 on: February 23, 2018, 03:18:13 PM »
I am not disputing the size of the hole as described on the autopsy facesheet. 7 x 4 mm.

Why are you dodging my question? Why? Because You have No Answer.  The Aligned Bullet Holes in: (1) JFK's Dress Coat, (2) JFK's Dress Shirt, & (3) JFK's Back/Autopsy Photo(s) are indisputable.

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Re: A straight line
« Reply #122 on: February 23, 2018, 07:46:28 PM »
     Why are you dodging my question? Why? Because You have No Answer.  The Aligned Bullet Holes in: (1) JFK's Dress Coat, (2) JFK's Dress Shirt, & (3) JFK's Back/Autopsy Photo(s) are indisputable.



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The Aligned Bullet Holes in: (1) JFK's Dress Coat



Thanks for inadvertently helping to prove the Single Bullet Fact.





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Offline Jack Trojan

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Re: A straight line
« Reply #123 on: February 23, 2018, 08:31:22 PM »




Thanks for inadvertently helping to prove the Single Bullet Fact.



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Mytton, you're such a dufus, and a total amateur, mate. You need to take some courses on forensic photogrammetry for you to recognize how clueless and full of BS you are.

All this CAD crap is pointless and misleading. There are 2 angles you need to know to do a formal trajectory analysis, which are the angles from the 6th floor to the limo in 3-space. I accept that the downward angle is 17 degrees and the tangential angle is 7 degrees. But that's where it ends with respect to 3D modelling. I have to laugh at all the CAD renderings to analyze a problem that can be accomplished with human surrogates, not CGI models. Photoshoppers, which includes Myttonhead need to bow out and stop posting crap that they know nothing about. The most frustrating part of posting on the JFK forum is that ALL analyses are null and void because the LNers are not peers wrt photo-analysis. They're photoshoppers, not photogrammetrists.

I have said it over and over how any Joe LNer can settle the premise of this thread by setting up 2 lasers that point at one another (17 deg downward, 7 degrees tangential) and experiment with actors in a simulated limo. Surrogates don't lie, CGI does. Do the damned experiment for yourself. It's cheap and accurate as hell. But somehow I doubt any LNer will post the results.

Lastly, here's more food for thought. If 1 of the head shots did come from the front, then where was the shooter?





Offline Tim Nickerson

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Re: A straight line
« Reply #124 on: February 23, 2018, 08:46:09 PM »
     Why are you dodging my question? Why? Because You have No Answer.  The Aligned Bullet Holes in: (1) JFK's Dress Coat, (2) JFK's Dress Shirt, & (3) JFK's Back/Autopsy Photo(s) are indisputable.

Your question was, "Are you disputing the Size of the Aligned Holes in: (1) JFK's Suit Coat, (2) JFK's Dress Shirt, and (3) JFK's Back /Autopsy Photo/Autopsy Face Sheet?"

To answer to your question fully; I'm not disputing the size of the hole Jfk's jacket, the size of the hole in his shirt , or the size of the hole described on the autopsy Facesheet or as seen in the autopsy photo.  Of  course the holes were aligned at the time of the shot.The Jacket and shirt were bunched up.
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Re: A straight line
« Reply #125 on: February 23, 2018, 08:54:10 PM »

Mytton, you're such a dufus, and a total amateur, mate. You need to take some courses on forensic photogrammetry for you to recognize how clueless and full of BS you are.

All this CAD crap is pointless and misleading. There are 2 angles you need to know to do a formal trajectory analysis, which are the angles from the 6th floor to the limo in 3-space. I accept that the downward angle is 17 degrees and the tangential angle is 7 degrees. But that's where it ends with respect to 3D modelling. I have to laugh at all the CAD renderings to analyze a problem that can be accomplished with human surrogates, not CGI models. Photoshoppers, which includes Myttonhead need to bow out and stop posting crap that they know nothing about. The most frustrating part of posting on the JFK forum is that ALL analyses are null and void because the LNers are not peers wrt photo-analysis. They're photoshoppers, not photogrammetrists.

I have said it over and over how any Joe LNer can settle the premise of this thread by setting up 2 lasers that point at one another (17 deg downward, 7 degrees tangential) and experiment with actors in a simulated limo. Surrogates don't lie, CGI does. Do the damned experiment for yourself. It's cheap and accurate as hell. But somehow I doubt any LNer will post the results.

Lastly, here's more food for thought. If 1 of the head shots did come from the front, then where was the shooter?









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Mytton, you're such a dufus, and a total amateur, mate.

Awesome, our self professed photogrammetrist nuclear scientist is back. Yippee!

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All this CAD crap is pointless and misleading.

The image was simply showing the jacket bunch, the "CAD crap" comes from your Kooky mate Ernie! Hahaha!

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There are 2 angles you need to know to do a formal trajectory analysis, which are the angles from the 6th floor to the limo in 3-space.

Bullets don't travel in straight lines. Try again

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I have to laugh at all the CAD renderings to analyze a problem that can be accomplished with human surrogates, not CGI models. Photoshoppers, which includes Myttonhead need to bow out and stop posting crap that they know nothing about.

Then you come up with this piece dog poo of an undefined 2D line on a 3D image done in Microsoft Paint -snigger-, some photogrammetrist!?, you're a Joke Trojan. LOLOLOLOL!



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I have said it over and over how any Joe LNer can settle the premise of this thread by setting up 2 lasers that point at one another (17 deg downward, 7 degrees tangential) and experiment with actors in a simulated limo. Surrogates don't lie, CGI does. Do the damned experiment for yourself. It's cheap and accurate as hell. But somehow I doubt any LNer will post the results.

Wow, Weidmann your blood brother did the exact same experiment, but forgot to document it! Doh!



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