Abraham "Crocodile-Tears" Zapruder... on a walkie-talkie!

[Tommy Shanks]

Have you ever considered the possibility that after 62 years of cover-up and official denial and refusal to release all assassination records... your understanding of these matters might be a product of a disinformation campaign... and photo tampering and false witnesses intended to do exactly what Hoover intended just hours after the assassination... "convince the public that Oswald is the real assassin?"

No, because that's complete nonsense. Continue having fun wildly misinterpreting every film and photo from the assassination though!

[Jake Maxwell]

No, because that's complete nonsense. Continue having fun wildly misinterpreting every film and photo from the assassination though!

...Also, over most of the last 62 years researchers have not had access to digitized photos and high resolution computer screens...
So, yes, why shouldn't there be more discoveries that 62 years of research have overlooked?

[Jake Maxwell]

It's only "very likely" to you - which is all anybody here needs to know. Dp you actually believe that you, to the exclusion of nearly 62 years' worth of research, have managed to discover that a bunch of evil conspirators were communicating with each other, by walkie-talkie, before, during and after the assassination? Or have you ever considered the possibility that you are wildly misinterpreting what's actually going on in the film and photo record? Why is that not a single credible researcher before you ever noticed that little old Abraham Zapruder was part of the conspiracy and was waving around his magic walkie-talkie for anybody to see?

So... over the last 62 years has anyone made reference to this pretty significant image from the Bell Film found in the film notch, captured only seconds after the assassination?

[Royell Storing]

So... over the last 62 years has anyone made reference to this pretty significant image from the Bell Film found in the film notch, captured only seconds after the assassination?

   What do you specifically mean by, "in the FILM NOTCH"? What is the "FILM NOTCH"? We also need some context here.  Where is this figure? Is that the Zapruder Perch on the (L) of this figure?  Help us out with some details.
    This might be the same figure we see on the Patsy Paschall Film in the Zapruder Perch area. 

[Jake Maxwell]

   What do you specifically mean by, "in the FILM NOTCH"? What is the "FILM NOTCH"? We also need some context here.  Where is this figure? Is that the Zapruder Perch on the (L) of this figure?  Help us out with some details.
    This might be the same figure we see on the Patsy Paschall Film in the Zapruder Perch area.

"Film notch" or sometimes called "film code" to indicate which side of the film has the emulsion...
Below is the image in context...

[Jake Maxwell]

"Film notch" or sometimes called "film code" to indicate which side of the film has the emulsion...
Below is the image in context...

Here is the same image from the Sixth Floor Museum copy...
The Museum copy does not include the notch, but you can still see a partial image...

[Royell Storing]

Here is the same image from the Sixth Floor Museum copy...
The Museum copy does not include the notch, but you can still see a partial image...

   I believe the very top Bell still frame is from "The Lost Bullet" (2011). When I get the time I will frame-by-frame my copy of "The Lost Bullet" to see if that same still frame is cropped in the DVD. I'm not big on anything coming outta the Sixth Floor Museum (jfk.org). I do appreciate that opening :40 of the Darnell Film that they released about 1 yr ago. I think the museum "quality control" probably feel asleep at the wheel on that :40 release. There's some very revealing images within that :40.
   The specific movements of Zapruder after he got down from the pedestal remain a mystery. Also, how long Zapruder stayed inside the shelter and specifically who was inside it with him. Once again, the Old Guard JFK Assassination Research Community feel on its' arse. Zapruder "no show'd" his scheduled interview with Josiah Thompson for his blockbuster, "Six Seconds In Dallas". This tells you all you need to know. Some of these main players took valuable information with them when they exited the stage.