Gov. John Connally Grips His White Stetson Hat at Z-272

[John Corbett]

When do you think she stops running?  In the zfilm, she is running after z184 and her feet do not stop until z198/199:

It's not as if she was a pro athlete stopping on a dime. Z164 is the frame JBC began his head turn and that is the last frame we see her take a full stride. After that, her strides became noticeably shorter until she came to a complete stop in the early 190s at which time she turned back toward the TSBD.

[Tom Graves]

It's not as if Rosemary Willis was a pro athlete stopping on a dime. Z164 is the frame JBC began his head turn and that is the last frame we see her take a full stride. After that, here strides became noticeably short until she came to a complete stop in the early 190s at which time she turned back toward the TSBD.

JBC turned his head quickly about 90 degrees to his left starting in Z-150. He started turning it back far to his right in Z-164.

Rosemary Willis began a quick look away from the Presidential limo back towards the TSBD in Z-141.

[Andrew Mason]

Question: Is her face turned squarely in their direction in those frames?

Answer: No, it isn't.

How can you tell where her eyes are looking when we can’t see either her face or her eyes?  All I am saying is that she could be looking at JFK. It can’t be ruled out because her hood does not block her face from seeing JFK or Jackie.

You seem to think she might have been looking obliquely or sideways at them.

Is that what you "think"?

No. I am saying I don’t know where she is looking but the possibility that she is looking at them can’t be excluded. As she is running her shoulders are square to the direction she is running but her hood is turned so she can see to her right. When she stops her shoulders turn right but the hood remains in about the same position.

[John Corbett]

How can you tell where her eyes are looking when we can’t see either her face or her eyes?  All I am saying is that she could be looking at JFK. It can’t be ruled out because her hood does not block her face from seeing JFK or Jackie.
No. I am saying I don’t know where she is looking but the possibility that she is looking at them can’t be excluded. As she is running her shoulders are square to the direction she is running but her hood is turned so she can see to her right. When she stops her shoulders turn right but the hood remains in about the same position.

I guess we can add one more item to the ever growing list of silly things you have had to convince yourself of in an effort to make your cockamamie theory seem plausible. It's not working.

[Andrew Mason]

I guess we can add one more item to the ever growing list of silly things you have had to convince yourself of in an effort to make your cockamamie theory seem plausible. It's not working.

So please tell us where her eyes are looking and how you know this when we cannot see her face.

[Tom Graves]

So please tell us where her eyes are looking and how you know this when we cannot see her face.

When people are looking at a famous person in a parade, they don't look at the person sideways, the turn their face directly towards them.

[John Corbett]

When people are looking at a famous person in a parade, they don't look at the person sideways, the turn their face directly towards them.

A reasonable observation. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity for most people in Dealey Plaza to see Jack and Jackie up close. Who is going to look at them in their peripheral vision? But Andrew is so desperate to save his silly theory that he'll come up with anything.