Post by Anthony Rante on Aug 5, 2022 6:10:02 GMT -5
Frame 224 of the Zapruder film shows Governor John Connally completing his turn to look over his right shoulder. He is returning to the forward position to then check over his left shoulder. From his testimony, he did this because he had heard a gun shot and was trying to check on the President. When he was about back to the forward position (Zapruder frame 224), he felt a blow to his back. In this frame, you can see his jacket lapel flipping over and his cheeks puffing up. Also in this frame, you can see JFK and Jackie Kennedy clearly reacting to a previous shot. Researches who support the Single Bullet Theory will say “See! JFK is hit and Governor Connelly in a single frame!”
I say this frame shows the opposite. The reactions from JFK and Jackie are from a shot that occurred several frames before Z224. What we see in Z224 is the bullet going thru Governor Connelly. The bullet muzzle velocity together with the frame rate of Zapruder’s camera are such that the bullet we see in Z224 left the weapon in that same frame. The reactions from JFK and Jackie are from a prior shot. This theory is consistent with both Governor John and Nellie Connelly’s testimony. The time difference between these two shots is about 1.5 seconds making it impossible to come from a single bolt action rifle.
I say this frame shows the opposite. The reactions from JFK and Jackie are from a shot that occurred several frames before Z224. What we see in Z224 is the bullet going thru Governor Connelly. The bullet muzzle velocity together with the frame rate of Zapruder’s camera are such that the bullet we see in Z224 left the weapon in that same frame. The reactions from JFK and Jackie are from a prior shot. This theory is consistent with both Governor John and Nellie Connelly’s testimony. The time difference between these two shots is about 1.5 seconds making it impossible to come from a single bolt action rifle.