Impressive, Bill.
Would I be correct in assuming you don't believe the JFK and Connally head turns in the early Z-150's was due to them reacting to a missed shot?
Randy

Bill:
FYI, I played your Z-film with gunshots for a friend. Although he's seen the Z-film before and knew JFK was about to be hit, I didn't tell him there was sound to it.
He visibly flinched (or shuddered) when the first shot was heard.
It would be interesting to see if stereo pairs of Zapruder frames would show significant shuddering by some of the witness.
This shouldn't be confused with the jiggle analysis of the Zapruder film, of which I am aware.

Randy

P.S. On another thread, you quoted Bill Newman as testifying at the Clay Shaw trial that he heard three shots.
That was a bit disingenuous, don't you think?
Especially since Newman told Jay Watson on WFAA-TV on 11/22/63 that he only heard two shots, even after Watson insisted there were three.

http://www.securtekusa.com/news.htm


The close-up version of the Zapruder film with gunshots added is now available for study purposes at the above link. Shots were inserted according to eye and ear witness accounts in conjunction with the photographical evidence. The close-up version is also slowed down slightly from its normal playing speed.

Because of bandwidth, the close-up version will not be at as high of resolution as the full frame version found there.

Bill Miller
JFK assassaination researcher/investigator