https://youtu.be/pD7mpVjxgK8?si=zQpVrkN0UnIx2wdk

On the Trail of Delusion, Episode 44, Six Seconds in Dallas Book Review

Six Seconds in Dallas is a beautifully produced book. The book designer did a terrific job. But the content is not so good.

That validates the old adage that you can't judge a book by its cover.

   Knott Lab and forensic science has declared the SBT, "Is Impossible". Follow the Science. Over the last 40 yrs, Knott Lab has been the Gold Standard when it comes to tracing bullet trajectories. Admitted as Evidence inside courtrooms across the USA.

I looked at the Knott Lab 3D animation and compared to Dale Myers' work, it is primitive, even though Myers did his animation 20 years earlier. It looked like Knott Lab was using 1980s technology. By Knott's own admission, their simulation was a work in progress. Mostly it show still frame from various perspectives and not ones that would demonstrate the path of the bullet in relation to JFK and JBC. In one view they showed JBC from various positions in front of JFK. They started with JBC directly in front of JFK, which is not where he was when the bullet struck, and gradually slid him to the left, showing where the bullet exiting JFK's throat would have struck JBC. When directly in front of JFK, it showed the bullet hitting JBC on the left side of his back. They then gradually slid JBC leftward showing where the bullet would have struck him in various positions. At one point, it showed the bullet striking JBC exactly where it did, just to the left of his right armpit. By the time they slid him to the far left, they showed the bullet hitting him in the right arm. Since they showed this animation from a side view, we cannot determine just where JBC was in relation to JFK at any point but it appeared to me when JBC was aligned to be struck by the bullet near his right armpit, it looked very close to the position he was actually in when the bullet struck, slightly to the left of JFK. In every position they placed him, their simulation showed the bullet would have hit somewhere from the left side of his back to his right arm. We know he wasn't hit in the left side of his back and we know he wasn't hit in the right arm. He was struck just to the left of his right armpit. Logic would dictate that whatever simulated position JBC was in to be struck by the bullet exiting JFK's throat, that must have been where he actually was at the time.

I'm all for following the science as long as it is good science. During Covid, we were told to follow the science and now we know Fauci was full of sh*t.

Even threads [plural?] about some guy [allegedly] with Secret Service credentials on the Grassy Knoll on 11.22.63 revolve around Bruce Solie.

You're the perp who brought him up.

TG-

I realize that all roads everywhere always lead back to the KGB, Bruce Solie, Leonard V. McCoy, George Kisevalter, John Paisley, and Edward Ellis Smith et al, and that John Newman suspects Solie and McCord were KGB assets. but still....

Even threads about some guy with SS credentials on the GK on 11.22...revolves around Bruce Solie.

Tennent Bagley, when informed that Bruce Solie had tried to get the WC's ear, and did get the HSCA's ear regarding Nosenko, thought it possible--that is possible--that Solie was a KGB asset. Bagley was not convinced. Bagley also said that LHO was a witting asset in Russia.

I will credit Bagley with having about 100 times the perspective on Solie that CIA outsiders have, people who never even met Solie. Bagley said it is possible Solie had been turned. Maybe so.

I will defer to Bagley. I never worked a day inside the CIA, or any other intel outfit. Bagley tangled with Solie for years, and held him in low regard.

OTOH, where are the KGB'ers who could confirm Solie was bent? None have ever surfaced. No documents ever revealed. No tapped phone calls, no witnessed meetings with KGB'ers. Nothing.

Solie as KGB asset is a CT.

Caveat emptor, and draw your own conclusions.

  Extremely detailed testimony: https://emuseum.jfk.org/objects/17289/dr-charles-j-jim-carrico-oral-history?ctx=30c8eb6c22dd7f434cc4b7ab1d66bba80fa97998&idx=525
 

 

Thanks Steve.



JohnM