JFK Assassination Forum

I haven’t seen the footage that shows one glove missing from Michael Jackson

 

     12:35 - Motorcycle Officer Haygood makes a police radio transmission from his motorcycle parked at the (N) Elm curb near the Triple Underpass

     12:35 - Inspector Sawyer arrives at the TSBD. Inspector Sawyer parks his car in front of the TSBD.

     12:36 - Officer Harkness makes a police radio transmission that he is bringing an eyewitness/Amos Euins to the TSBD.

     12:37 - Officer Harkness helps load Amos Euins into the back of Inspector Sawyer's car in front of the TSBD

     12:38 - Officer Harkness secures the back of the TSBD. (Where we see him on the Darnell Film still frame above)

                   At 12 :38 Motorcycle Officer Haygood was back at his motorcycle, parked at the (N) Elm St curb, near the Triple Underpass, interviewing eyewitnesses. (Officer Haygood was filmed by Couch doing this). At 12:38, it is physically impossible for Darnell to film Motorcycle Officer Haygood with Officer Harkness. (Darnell still frame above).  "That Ain't Haygood"!   

Who said that Haygood used the radio on his own motorcycle? By 12:35, both Harkness and King had their three-wheelers on top of the rail yard. One of them is seen riding around in the rail yard in the Hughes film. He could have just borrowed their radios

    Again, this is YOU/TODD making the claim that Haygood, "could have just borrowed their radios" YOU! Stop trying to blame Barber. If you knew Haygood's WC Testimony, YOU would have never tried to run with it.
    If you did your research and knew the evidence, you would not be disputing that Haygood was back at his motorcycle at 12:35 going forward in time. If you knew the Evidence, YOU would know that Officer Haygood was filmed standing by his motorcycle, there at the (N) Elm curb by Couch. Haygood was filmed by Couch, when Couch made his 2nd trip down Elm St. You obviously do NOT Know the image evidence or the sworn testimony of the main players involved. I have researched this thoroughly. YOU have NOT. How about you seriously bone up on this issue and save me from having to correct you time after time after time?     

Bell  frames from "JFK The Lost Bullet"

Bell Frames showing Haygood standing next to his motorcycle.

Perhaps you mean this kind of uniform forward motion immediately before he goes back onto Nellie’s lap:

If the bullet deflected off the back of the wrist as Dr. Shaw suggested and as the shirt cuff might suggest:


and if the narrow slit in the palm side was caused be one of many small bone shards created by the impact, then maybe that would explain why the fragments deflected up to the top of the windshield area….

 It is looks to me like JC leaning back is a SIDEWAYS  movement relative to the bullet trajectory from TSBD. But that’s just my eyeball judgement .  It may require some help from JohnM to post measurement overlays on film sequences and frame by frame.

It’s improbable imo
That JC was hit at that point (Z275?) anyway because his upper body looks like it is too far rotated around to his right for that entry/exit wound angle thru his chest to be plausible from a Z275 shot.

You’re going to need to work this out with Dale Myers lol.