Tell us how you can see Greer's head turn from z240.
When the GIF starts, there are facial features above the collar that then disappear as the animation progresses. Within the same second, Kellerman quickly turns his head from looking forward.
BTW, the GIF shows the driver's-side sun visor rocking in the wind, well before you contend it was moved by a fragment during your clown-parade second-shot at Z271/272.
We can see his chest but not his head. And his chest does not turn.
If you think that's some defense attorney tactic to sow doubt, I see why you don't make headlines as a lawyer. For most people, it's possible to turn one's head a certain amount without turning the chest.
Besides, Greer said that when he turned he saw JBC falling onto his wife.
The Altgens Photo shows Greer's head in profile. Enough to see Connally.
That does not occur until about z280:
As shown before, the Governor is falling back towards Nellie in the Z270s. Even if Connally "sailed forward", it doesn't mean he was struck by a bullet.
So you are not only imagining something we cannot see, you are rejecting Greer's statements about what he saw when he turned without any reason to do so. Besides, we can see that he is turned at z286. How long do you think he stayed turned around while driving the car?
Why can't Greer take his eyes off the road for a few seconds? Is there a sharp turn in the road, or vehicles in front of him? The car is gradually losing speed.
Do you see anything happen at z271-272 that prompts what you say is a backward fall? Like a muscle movement or something in his body indicating that he is deciding to fall back?
Connally's been bend over in pain since the late-Z220s, reacting to having received a bullet through the torso.
His hair does not lift? You have to stop drinking before 5 pm Jerry:
I used the term fluttered, for the little one-frame bounce. It's more accurate than you assigning "flew up" to it. Besides, Hickey can't see to that part of Kennedy's head. And as pointed out, Greer is referring to the head shot when he says "the right side of his head was hit and his hair flew forward".
The film analysis alone does not prove that the second shot occurred around there. The rest of the evidence does that, particularly the consistent evidence that the first shot struck JFK and was after z186 and before z202 and the shot pattern evidence of the 1..........2.....3 spacing. The film analysis just allows us to pinpoint the frames when it occurred.
Phil Willis said the first shot caused Mrs. Kennedy to turn her head from his side of the street to the opposite side, and that it occurred between Willis04 (ca.Z133?) and Willis 05 (Z202). She does this in the Z170s. During a one-second span beginning in the Z160s, Jackie and the Connallys turned their heads rightward.
As for shot-spanning (just how did people accurately gauge that without foreknowledge and the anticipation of a murder?), you think an equal number who didn't describe the shot-spanning that way are wrong. See Dave Reitzes' tabulation. (
Link ) "My preliminary finding is that 58 witnesses reported that the second two shots were timed more closely together, 39 reported that the shots were timed about evenly, and 15 reported that the first two shots were timed more closely together. "