No. It is crystal clear what Nellie saw and heard. The exact same as Jackie. Mrs. CONNALLY. -----------------------------------As the first shot was hit, and I turned to look at the same time, I recall John saying, "Oh, no, no, Good for Posner and the HSCA. The first shot took place where the eyewitnesses stated it took place. Z210-214 Are you making any headway on explaining Knotts Lab missing shooter and bullet?
I'm sorry, but I just can't take your reply seriously. Mrs. Connally said there were three shots. So did Governor Connally.
Another problem with the lapel-flip SBT is that it cannot explain the sudden slamming down of Connally's right shoulder starting in Z238. The Z238-243 shoulder collapse fits perfectly with the bullet's impact at Z234-237. Connally himself identified Z234 as the moment of impact. Interestingly, the two surgeons who operated on Connally, Dr. Charles Gregory and Dr. Robert Shaw, after studying the shooting sequence frame by frame, concluded that Connally was hit between Z234 and Z237.
A fact that most WC apologists ignore is that there is a strong blur episode from Z156-159. The HSCA blur analysis shows that the Z156-159 blur episode manifests in both blur measurements, i.e., percent of field of view and frame-to-frame departure from smooth panning. Several witnesses said the first shot was fired during or immediately after the limo's turn onto Elm Street. A 10-year-old girl named Rosemary Willis, running along the grass to the left of the limousine, begins to noticeably slow down between Z162 and Z174, and she is standing still by no later than Z187. When she was an adult, Ms. Willis explained that she stopped running because she heard a loud noise behind her. This shot was fired at right around Z150.
I mention the Z150 shot because it came no more than 40 frames before the Z186-190 shot, indicating this shot could not have been fired by the same gunman who fired the Z186-190 shot. The Z190-200 blur episode clearly indicates the blur-causing shot was fired at right around Z186. But, even if we assume it was fired at Z190, this would have been only 2.1 seconds after the Z150 shot. Given that the blur starts at Z190, positing the shot at Z190 is unreasonable. We must allow at least 4 frames between shot and blur. A Z186 shot would be only 1.9 seconds after the Z150 shot.