None of that tells us how many seconds have passed before the opening frame of Darnell.

Dear danny BOY o'meara,

Gloria Calvery and her dressed-in-white colleague are already standing in a lower step, one of their other colleagues has already taken the long way to the TSBD by running through the pergola and down Elm Street Extension, and Officer Baker has already parked his bike, glanced around, listened to his radio, and run to the front steps by the time Darnell's so-called "opening frame" was shot.

-- Tom

JFK was as far right as possible and where the hell do you get the idea he leaned left between Z222 and Z224? Is that what you have to assume happened to make your scenario sound plausible? It's not working. The kindest adjective I could come up with to describe it is bizarre. It just gets funnier and funnier the herder you try to save it.

if the bullet would have missed his right armpit 4 inches to the left it would have hit him square in the back, just right of his spine. That isn't where it hit him. Where it hit him is perfectly in line with the bullet exiting JFK's throat.

First shot was fired at Z-157. The film blurs and both Jack Ready and Connally turn their heads rapidly to the right at the same time.

Why was Secret Service agent George Hickey already leaning over the side of the follow-up car?

Was he barfing, or picking up a piece of litter?