The First Shot

[Royell Storing]

Lacking a chunk of asphalt's being kicked up and captured on film, or a body's flopping around wounded on the ground, the only evidence you're going to get is the fact that all five passengers in the limo moved their heads quickly -- and in different directions -- within half-a-second of each other between Z-140 and Z-150, that Ready, Bennett and Hickey all gyrated in different directions during the same timeframe, and that Rosemary Willis interrupted her once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to view Jackie and JFK up-close to turn her head farther to her right and in the direction of the TSBD in Z-141.

Oh yeah, and the fact that several people reported hearing a very early "backfire" or "firecracker."

Oh yeah, and that JBC heard a very early high-powered rifle shot.

Hint: that's why, after turning his head quickly to his left starting in Z-150, he turned it quickly back to his far right starting in Z-164 in a futile attempt to catch a glimpse of JFK over his right shoulder.


That's "D'oh ....... D'oh! ........ D'oh!," not "D'oh! ......... D'oh! D'oh!"

   You're being extremely loose with the term "very early" and then applying that to differing points in time. And a possible 10 frames is MORE than a 1/2 second. These are the lengths you are forced to go when pushing this Max Holland concoction.

[Tom Graves]

You're being extremely loose with the term "very early" and then applying that to differing points in time. And a possible 10 frames is more than a 1/2 second. These are the lengths you are forced to go when pushing this Max Holland concoction.

Forget Max Holland and his "Z-107" missing-everything shot, Comrade Stormtrooper Storing.

The fact that all of the people I mentioned in my last post consciously and quickly reacted in a non-"startle"-like manner between Z-140 and Z-150 suggests that Oswalds fired his first, missing-everything, shot about a second earlier at "Z-124," i.e., half-a-second before Zapruder resumed filming (after a 17-second pause) at Z-133.

D'oh ......... D'oh ......... D'oh!

[Royell Storing]

Forget Max Holland and his "Z-107" missing-everything shot, Comrade Stormtrooper Storing.

The fact that all of the people I mentioned in my last post consciously and quickly reacted in a non-"startle"-like manner between Z-140 and Z-150 suggests that Oswalds fired his first, missing-everything, shot about a second earlier at "Z-124," i.e., half-a-second before Zapruder resumed filming (after a 17-second pause) at Z-133.

D'oh ......... D'oh ......... D'oh!

                                                                                    "Non-"startle"-like manner................".

           These are the lengths you are forced into. Making up terms that NOBODY knows specifically what you are talking about. "Eye of the beholder" verbiage. No Proof of jack.  You are just flailing around.