Reply #24: Over and over and over

[William Seger]

One frame, taken out of context, proves nothing.

One frame? Out of context? For many frames before the shot, Kennedy's head is not moving; that's why I showed two frames before the shot, but there are many. Then, right at the shot, it snaps forward -- in fact, about as far forward as it can go, with his chin hitting his chest. How can you possibly call that "one frame, taken out of context?" Because your shot-from-the-front theory doesn't explain it? Well, that's not my problem.

The movement forward may be explained by the Secret Service driver slamming on the brakes, thinking the shots were coming from the front.

We've already been there, remember? That's why I put all those lines near the other passengers' heads. Nobody else is pitching forward.

From what eyewitnesses at the hospital saw of the limousine, there was a clean bullet hole in the front glass.

We've been there, too, and I posted the picture that proves that the windshield was only chipped from the inside and cracked; no "clean bullet hole" at all.

I demand to know the Truth.

Yeah? Well, you sure fooled me.