When Was JBC Hit?

[Andrew Mason]

Not all five quickly within half-a-second of each other.

Why not? What if someone like Mary Woodward and her friends shouted to the President and both he and Jackie turned and smiled and waved? And what if JBC turned to his right as well due to the same shout? And what if Mary Woodward said the first “horrible ear-shattering noise” was just after this?

[Tom Graves]

What if someone like Mary Woodward and her friends shouted to the President and both he and Jackie turned and smiled and waved?

Wrong side of the street.

Woodward and her friends were standing on the north side of Elm Street (i.e., to JFK's right).

JFK temporarily stopped waving before the limo reached Woodward and Co., and about a half-second later he turned his head quickly to his left at Z-143.

Jackie turned her head, in an accelerating manner, to her left at Z-143.5, and had a concerned look on her face when Robert Croft photographed her at Z-161. 

At Z-150, Connally turned his head quickly to his left, and was therefore captured "looking straight ahead" in the Croft photo.


Nice try, though.