Originally posted by Patrick Differ
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I found all the stuff - thanks for the info, especially the Knott page. I am only going to react to the photos and video created by them, as going into everything would mean a good deal of reading up and that would take too much time. I don’t want to get sucked back into that.
What struck me when I first saw the pictures created for the video was that Connally seems to be leaning forward somewhat (which I don’t think is correct - I think that, by that point, he had started to lower his right shoulder) and that there’s something unnatural with his shoulders and upper back in that he might be described as ‘broad shouldered’ and having somewhat of a humpback. It actually made me think of Peter Sellers as inspector Clouseau trying on his ‘humpback disguise’ – but I digress.
Furthermore, when I look at Zapruder frames 222 to 230, I see Connally appearing from behind the freeway sign in frames 222 & 223 with his shoulders at about the same level, meaning that an almost horizontal line can be drawn from shoulder to shoulder (right shoulder very slightly lower than the left one). To me that means that at that point he was turned further to his right than the Knott picture representing frame 225 shows. At frame 224 a line from shoulder to shoulder is slightly less horizontal: Connally’s right shoulder has move down somewhat, while his left shoulder remains more or less at the same level. In frame 225 the line is clearly less horizontal still: his right shoulder further down and his left shoulder has moved up and this continues in frame 226. From 226 to 231 he stays in that position.
I agree that the way Knott depicts frame 225 would disprove the SBT, but the president was undoubtedly hit before frame 225 and a few frames earlier would not be an unreasonable suggestion. Therefore, if they were hit by the same bullet, also Connally would have been hit a frame (or two) earlier, when he was turned more to his right.
This, of course, is only based on the Zapruder film and the video and pictures created by Knott, but that’s what I see.
Cheers,
Frank
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