AI Reading. Plain text only: https://kenrahn.com/JFK/History/The_deed/Sneed/Ellis.html

Graphic Language. Sometimes he moves his hands forward from the wound, sometimes backward, sometimes the wound is to the front, usually it's to the back. Sometimes it's an exit, sometimes an entry. But while the placement of his hands changes over the years, everything else he describes stays exactly the same. Palamara's made a lot of videos charting how Hill changed his story on why the protective detail weren't on and around the car. As with Groden's OJ Simpson testimony, this shows that Hill was willing to lie/has a record of it. In my view he's casting doubt on his earlier story but putting his hands in different places for the same description. Of course he was under great pressure to do so and had great incentive, he kept publishing new books. I suspect McCubbin his late-life wife and publishing partner was also his handler.

Title corrected to show it was NOT at the NIH, but at the Bethesda Naval Hospital. #JFK #JFKA #The Men Who Killed Kennedy

Graphic language describing JFK's murder. (compilation) It seems a little too rehearsed to me, listen to him use the exact same sentences & phrases years if not decades apart. I think that's because he's holding details back. It's not clear if his first attempt to scale the limo and miss is in the film, but I put the slowmo there. All the Parkland doctors and some Bethesda doctors saw the wound he's talking about but it's not in the autopsy pictures and it's not on the Z Film; where it would be, older generation versions looks like there's a sharpie marker on top of it. The skin flap, possibly there. Where is this thumbs down he says he gave? You see the limo speed up towards the bridge, and it doesn't happen.

Clips from Gil Jesus #JFK Assassination

Part 5 "Burning Down the House" (Conclusion): https://rumble.com/v6qtzyy-burning-down-the-house-hsca-fine-tunes-coverup-gill-jesus-pt5-frontal-shot-.html

Parts 1-4: https://rumble.com/v6qtyhy-frontal-shot-evidence-front-of-the-head-entry-woundrear-exitautopsyx-rays-g.html Forensic comparison Warren Comm-HSCA rear Magic Bullet entry placement (actually is an entry round shot earlier) https://rumble.com/v6q8t7y-forensic-pathologist-compares-rear-headshot-on-jfk-autopsywarren-comm-rpt-v.html #JFK Assassination

#JFK Assassination Keven Hofeling: "[00:00] Bill Newman recalls a potentially controversial memory about President Kennedy's assassination, specifically describing a momentary stop of the presidential limousine. [00:03] Newman describes seeing the car's tail lights and a sudden braking motion, indicating a brief pause during the shooting in Dealey Plaza. [00:48] He specifically notes a Secret Service agent on the passenger side who appeared to be using a communication device (possibly a two-way radio or telephone) during this moment. [01:33] Newman emphasizes that when he says the car stopped, he means an extremely brief moment - not a prolonged pause - after which the car "shot out" under the Triple Underpass. [02:17] He also recalls seeing Secret Service agents with what he describes as "sharp rifles" similar to a Thompson submachine gun, who seemed to move up the grassy area behind him. [02:52] Newman is careful to qualify his statements, repeatedly stressing that he is not trying to "create anything." [02:52] The video ends with another person (Stephen of the Sixth Floor Museum) acknowledging the complexity and variability of eyewitness testimony, referring to the "magic and frustration" of such accounts. __________ 1. Dealey Plaza witness Bill Newman describes a recollection of an event involving President Kennedy. Newman believes that the car momentarily stopped, an action he associates with sudden braking. A Secret Service agent, seemingly using a two-way radio, is also noted in the passenger seat. After SS Agent Clint Hill entered the car and pushed Mrs. Kennedy back, the car sped off. 2. Newman finds the car's movement confusing when reviewing Zapruder film footage, as the footage seems to show continuous speed, suggesting their memory of a stop might be inaccurate. Newman clarifies the stop was very brief, and that he understands the potential contradiction between his statement and the film evidence. Newman stresses his recollection is genuine and persistent despite potential discrepancies. 3. Newman recalls seeing Secret Service agents, seemingly behind the car, open the convertible top and produce what he believes were rifles, similar to Thompson submachine guns. Some of these men appeared to be heading towards the grassy knoll. Newman states this memory has been consistent since the initial recounting of the event. 4. The concluding statement of the Sixth Floor Museum curator indicates that the conversation will continue and compares Newman's account to other witnesses' recollections, acknowledging the inherent variability and challenges in relying solely on eyewitness testimony. __________ 'JFK Lancer 2016: A Conversation with Bill & Gayle Newman' SixthFloorMuseum | Jan 13, 2017 | • JFK Lancer 2016: A Conversation with ... The 2016 JFK Lancer “November in Dallas” conference was held at the Adolphus Hotel in downtown Dallas, November 18-20, 2016. This session, “A Conversation with Bill and Gayle Newman,” marks the first time that The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza has participated in the annual JFK Lancer conference. Curator Stephen Fagin moderated a discussion with Bill and Gayle Newman, the closest civilian eyewitnesses to President Kennedy at the moment of the fatal shot. Standing on the north side of Elm Street, the Newmans fell to the ground and shielded their two young children."

#JFK Assassination Zapruder

Dino Bugioni & Doug Horne with Wilkerson-Whitehead 6k Zapruder film enhanced from 3G National Archives copy (the same one, as I understand, as Groden's). Opening Bugioni scene was only released recently, on Kevin Hofeling's channel from the raw footage of Z Film Mystery. https://rumble.com/v6qmvy8-the-zapruder-film-mystery-doug-horne.html

Apron Man &friend, and others seen in different places from different cameras only seconds apart. Did LUIS ALVAREZ, who came up the "Jet Effect" BS to explain JFK's "Back and to the left" lean, mastermind the Zapruder Hoax? DEC2024 Follow Saintly Oswald at rumble.com/c/SaintlyOswald

JFK Assassination Audit

from NoTrueFlags YT

https://rumble.com/playlists/YSZCbgMlSFw This info confirms the early Dealey Plaza witnesses, 40-50+ of them depending who you ask, that researchers wasted 50 years dissecting the Zapruder film. The best evidence is the witnesses, not the cartoon. https://www.moonrockbooks.com/the-jfk-horsemen https://www.amazon.com/JFK-Horsemen-Altering-Resolving-Mysteries/dp/1948323044 Amazon says he put out a new edition last November. Not sure if that's right as the cover in the picture is the same, but there appear to be 4 more pages. Edwards gave a great presentation here: https://rumble.com/v6rnwur-comprehensive-jfka-photo-tl-marked-kill-zone-fresh-paint-umb.mandcm-white-s.html https://rumble.com/v6rm1ap-did-summers-see-the-shooter-cross-the-fence-beverly-oliver-saw-smoke-at-fen.html Quinlan has a video page on YT somewhere. Can't seem to find it right now.

Weisberg dismissed her evidence but preserved it. Missouri police lured her into a meeting, drugged her then arrested her for DUI when she had an accident but never filed charges, probably because the doc who examined said she was NOT drunk which would suggest the police drugged her. She stopped researching after that, apparently. Interesting what Rivera says about talking to Doug Jackson's son about this. http://merdist.com/wp/2019/05/24/the-great-beverly-brunson/

Audio only. #Altered Z Film #JFK Horsemen #Limo Stop

Vince Palamara Knoll Witness Master Compilation

#JFK Horsemen #Knoll Rider

2nd try The last one was supposed to be this but I clipped one video on top of itself instead of putting the two clips together. The 2 clips are from Vince Palamara's page. I Think he did the edits & the words in the beginning & clipped &compiled them but not sure since he also posts other people's work. Byers was from Houston Chronicle, Woodward from Dallas Morning News.