Mr.CORNWELL.Let me then ask you in sum, is it fair and accurate to state that after all of the analysis there is evidence of four shots on the Dallas Police Department tape, and that the acoustical sounds that may represent those shots are spaced as follows:
between the first and second approximately 1.6 seconds, between the second and third approximately 5.9 seconds, and be- tween the third and fourth approximately 0.5of a second?
Dr.BARGER.Yes, that is a possible conclusion.
Mr .CORNWELL.I have no further questions.Thank you.
Mr.CORNWELL.Let me then ask you in sum, is it fair and accurate to state that after all of the analysis there is evidence of four shots on the Dallas Police Department tape, and that the acoustical sounds that may represent those shots are spaced as follows:
between the first and second approximately 1.6 seconds, between the second and third approximately 5.9 seconds, and be- tween the third and fourth approximately 0.5of a second?
Dr.BARGER.Yes, that is a possible conclusion.
Mr .CORNWELL.I have no further questions.Thank you.
"S. M. Holland, a railroad signal supervisor, was standing on the overpass watching the motorcade move toward him. "I looked over toward the arcade and trees [the knoll] and saw a puff of smoke come from the trees." (19H480) Later Holland told the Warren Commission, "A puff of smoke came out about 6 or 8 feet above the ground right out from under those trees." (6H243) The Warren Commission ignored Holland's testimony and never addressed the fact that five other railroad workers claimed to have seen smoke on the knoll at the time of the shots."Dvs, minst 6 st järnvägsarbetere såg puffar av rök vid grassy knoll, något som helt ignorerades av Warrenkommissionen.
"“Motorcade Cop Tells How It Happened,” Sunday News (New York), 24 November 1963, p.25:Visst, han anger här "betongbit" som en möjlig orsak, men en minst lika rimlig tolkning är en benbit med tanke på att han också säger att JFK träffades i sidan av huvudet (höger) och att han själv ju befann sig på den andra sidan (vänster) av samma huvud.
Dallas, Nov. 23 (Special) - B. W. Hargis, 31, Dallas motorcycle patrolman who was riding in President Kennedy’s motorcade, gave this account today of the assassination:
We turned left onto Elm St. off Houston, about half a block from where it happened. I was right alongside the rear fender on the left hand side of the President’s car, near Mrs. Kennedy. When I heard the first explosion, I knew it was a shot. I thought that Gov. Connally had been hit when I saw him turn toward the President with a real surprised look.
The President then looked like he was bent over or that he was leaning toward the Governor, talking to him. As the President straightened back up, Mrs. Kennedy turned toward him, and that was when he got hit in the side of his head, spinning it around.
Then I felt something hit me. It could have been concrete or something, but I thought at first I might have been hit. Then I saw the limousine stop, and I parked my motorcycle at the side of the road, got off and drew my gun.
Then this Secret Service agent (in the President’s car) got his wits about him and they took off. The motorcycle officer on the right side of the car was Jim Chaney. He immediately went forward and announced to the chief that the President had been shot.”
http://history-matters.com/archive/jfk/hsca/report/html/HSCA_Report_0057a.htmDallas polisen hade inga problem med att träffa målen på de tider som den ovetenskapliga
The tests for the Warren Commision, however, were based on an
assumption that Oswald used the telescopic sight on the rifle. (118)
The committee’s panel of firearms experts, on the other hand, testified
that given the distance and angle from the sixth floor window to the
location of the President’s limousine, it would have been easier to
use the open iron sights. (119) During the acoustical reconstruction
performe for the committee in August, the Dallas Police Depart-
ment marksmen in fact used iron sights and had no difficulty hitting
the targets.
http://history-matters.com/archive/jfk/hsca/report/html/HSCA_Report_0057a.htmDallas polisen hade inga problem med att träffa målen på de tider som den ovetenskapliga
The tests for the Warren Commision, however, were based on an
assumption that Oswald used the telescopic sight on the rifle. (118)
The committee’s panel of firearms experts, on the other hand, testified
that given the distance and angle from the sixth floor window to the
location of the President’s limousine, it would have been easier to
use the open iron sights. (119) During the acoustical reconstruction
performe for the committee in August, the Dallas Police Depart-
ment marksmen in fact used iron sights and had no difficulty hitting
the targets.
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