HSienzant
Philosopher
How does that prove a non-conspiracy?
Hi Robert,
Do you think the shells traceable to Oswald's weapon from the Tippit shooting were planted? Or swapped? Or both?
Regards,
Hank
How does that prove a non-conspiracy?
Hi Robert,
Do you think the shells traceable to Oswald's weapon from the Tippit shooting were planted? Or swapped? Or both?
Regards,
Hank
Burden-of-proof shifting. The burden is on you to prove that there is a conspiracy.
Already done that.
Already done that.
Already done that.
Irrelevant and speculative questions that are Red Herrings to avoid the truth of 30 plus first hand witnesses at Parkland observing a large blow-out in the back of the President's head.
The truth of what is seen, or unseen in the Z film is revealed in the 30 or so first hand Parkland witnesses who observed a large blow-out in the back of the President's head.
Sure looks like some kind of shell game. But I don't know, and neither do you, except for the fact, that it has nothing to do with whether JFK hit was or was not a conspiracy.
The unsupported claim on this board, is that it was Oswald's pistol that was used to kill Tippit. When questioned as to how that was proven, nobody on this board seemed to know.
Wow, Robert, I am really impressed with your answer above.
Not.
Remember *you* brought up the Tippit shooting in this message:
You wrote this in post 983:
I am responding to that point *you* raised.
Now, if the Tippit shooting has nothing to do with the JFK shooting, and doesn't establish or not establish a conspiracy, why did you bring it up in the first place?
Why is there no visible [back of the head] exit wound in the Z film???/-- The question answered.
Pick and choose:
1. Because there was no exit wound in the back of the head. All of the doctors, nurses and attendants at Parkland simply lied about that as did the autopsy photographers and film developers. Also Doug Horne of the ARRB simply lied.
2. Because there was no exit wound in the back of the head. All of doctors, nurses and attendants at Parkland were simply mistaken, as well as the autopsy photographers and film developers. Also Doug Horne of the ARRB who was simply mistaken.
3. Because the Z film was just to blurry to show it.
4. Because the Z film, examined frame by frame leaves a whole lot of action missing, and the blow-out occurred between frames.
5. Because the Z film was altered by the conspirators, just like the Backyard photos.
Pick and choose, or add your own fantastical explanation. Or simply duck the question, again.
1. Your supposed uniform evidence of all doctors saying the same thing doesn't withstand scrutiny. There is no exit wound visible in the Zapruder film in the back of JFK's head because there was no exit wound in the back of JFK's head.
2. Same answer as above, except Horne is a conspiracy theorist who pushed his own agenda at the ARRB. There is no exit wound visible in the Zapruder film in the back of JFK's head because there was no exit wound in the back of JFK's head.
3. The Z-film doesn't show it because it wasn't there.
4. Are you serious? Did the exit wound vanish immediately after the bullet penetrated the head? Was it a temporary exit wound? If the bullet struck between frames, the wound should still be visible in the following frames.
5. Sure, if you have any evidence of that, just present it. Love to hear the evidence.
Hank
Wow, Robert, I am really impressed with your answer above.
Not.
Remember *you* brought up the Tippit shooting in this message:
You wrote this in post 983:
I am responding to that point *you* raised.
Now, if the Tippit shooting has nothing to do with the JFK shooting, and doesn't establish or not establish a conspiracy, why did you bring it up in the first place?
The back of the head is a dark blur. The evidence for the veracity of the Z film is found in the observations of the medical personnel at Parkland. 30 or so independently corroborate each other. That's about as solid evidence as you could have, and unlike the Z film, not subject to alteration nor subjective interpretation.
The back of the head is a dark blur. The evidence for the veracity of the Z film is found in the observations of the medical personnel at Parkland. 30 or so independently corroborate each other. That's about as solid evidence as you could have, and unlike the Z film, not subject to alteration nor subjective interpretation.
The back of the head is a dark blur. The evidence for the veracity of the Z film is found in the observations of the medical personnel at Parkland. 30 or so independently corroborate each other. That's about as solid evidence as you could have, and unlike the Z film, not subject to alteration nor subjective interpretation.
LOL. 30 becomes 40.
The evidence of veracity is the contemporaneous nature of the witnesses and the fact that each and every Parkland witness is corroborated by 19 or 20 others in the same ER room. That is your evidence. Now what evidence do you have that the statements of those from Bethesda or elsewhere are more accurate than those first hand witnesses who were actually a part of the ER scene?
Some people do believe that. But I do not find it necessary to believe it or not. The evidence is in the first hand on the scene witnesses who observed a large blow-out in the back of the head. I think it's possible that part of the Z film was altered, but even more likely that the face wound in the Z film was painted in, since the President's face was left intact from all accounts.
So in your studied opinion, there are two options, the Z-film was either:
(a) altered, or it was
(b) altered?
lol.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12174504/autopsyheadwound.jpg
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That is a from the Groden collection according to Harrison Livingston. And he provides a drawing by Paul O'Connor to simplify and orientate what is shown in the photograph.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12174504/oconnorsdrawing.jpg
Except for the skull broken apart, pretty close to Dr. McClellen's drawing. A large blow-out in the back of the head.
Brennan may have seen someone, but even after seeing Oswald on TV that day, Brennan failed to ID Oswald at the police lineup on the night of Nov. 22nd. Then later, he changed his mind, then later, changed his mind again. Not a very credible witness.
A witness with bad eyesight who thinks he saw somebody from a distance but couldn't ID him up close, and then changes his story time and again, is not a credible witness. Obviously.