Abraham "Crocodile-Tears" Zapruder... on a walkie-talkie!

[Royell Storing]

Wow. I didn't think JFK assassination "photo analysis" could reach levels of embarrassment and absurdity beyond the likes of Ralph Cinque and John Butler, but Jake Maxwell has won the prize!

   I humbly accept this award in Jake's absence.

[Jake Maxwell]

I accept all awards... though I do prefer money!
I think this is a better gif... Zapruder on a call...

[Jake Maxwell]

This one's a little brighter...

[Royell Storing]

I accept all awards... though I do prefer money!
I think this is a better gif... Zapruder on a call...

   Take a look at the height difference of Zapruder vs Sitzman while standing on the Zapruder Perch. Then, look above at that alleged Zapruder vs Sitzman inside the shelter. This ain't difficult.

[Jake Maxwell]

   Take a look at the height difference of Zapruder vs Sitzman while standing on the Zapruder Perch. Then, look above at that alleged Zapruder vs Sitzman inside the shelter. This ain't difficult.

It's just a matter of perspective...

[Royell Storing]

  Just look at the TOP of their heads. Both figures are almost standing on top of each other. Stop complicating the obvious.

[Jake Maxwell]

  Just look at the TOP of their heads. Both figures are almost standing on top of each other. Stop complicating the obvious.

I think you have Sitzman confused with what is more likely Beatrice Hester...
Also, I think you're missing some basic camera perspective here...

BUT more importantly, you are missing the more obvious...
Zapruder is on a walkie talkie...
THAT is most important...

[Tommy Shanks]

Anybody who might be wondering why the JFK assassination research community exists in such a sad state need look no farther than Jake Maxwell's "analysis" in this thread. It boggles my mind that any intelligent person would believe Abraham Zapruder, an elderly dress manufacturer who had such balance issues that his assistant had to hold him steady while he filmed, was part of the assassination conspiracy team and was using a walkie-talkie in Dealey Plaza. Give me a break.