McMurdo schrieb:Und es ändert auch nichts daran das natürlich auch die Simulation höchstwahrscheinlich fehlerbehaftet ist.
diese Simulation soll eigentlich die offizielle Version bestätigen
;)Wenn IMMER empirische Daten, mindestens ein Faktum wie die Körperhaltung Kennedys oder der Eintrittspunkt immer "passend" gemacht werden müssen wie um z.B. , um die "Single Bullet" zu ermöglichen, liegt das daran, dass diese Theorie falsch ist und nicht alle Beobachtungen erklären kann
McMurdo schrieb:Und die Simulation ändert nichts daran das man keine weitere Verletzung, keine zweite Waffe und keine weitere Kugel aus der anderen Waffe gefunden hat und das es keine sichtbaren Hinweise im Zapruder Film aud nen zweiten Kopftreffer gibt.
da stimmt so nicht, es gibt FBI-Dokumente in denen von einem Schuss bei Frame 358 die Rede ist
http://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=4884#relPageId=33&tab=pagehttps://books.google.de/books?id=0i7jCeoVH_MC&pg=PA324&lpg=PA324&dq=Zapruder+frame+358&source=bl&ots=tNLBMXygfI&sig=aCLUCQWGmxCxnB99i9dRNFjfDeE&hl=de&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi2zpjEyaDdAhXHh6YKHQmeDdwQ6AEwFHoECAMQAQ#v=onepage&q=Zapruder%20frame%20358&f=falseMcMurdo schrieb:Und es ändert nichts daran das immer noch nicht gesagt werden kann wann und aus welcher Richtung besagter möglicher zweiter Treffer denn hätte kommen müssen/können.
Es war angesichts so vieler Möglichkeiten jedenfalls nicht unmöglich
Die Schädelfrakturen z.B. deuten auf den tieferen Eintrittspunkt des Autopsiereports hin:
JFK Skull Fracture Analysis Cold Case
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Es wurden ja Verletzungen an der Unterseite des Gehirns festgestellt-
- when discussing the brain photos with the ARRB in 1996, Dr. Humes acknowledged, “the right cerebellum has been partially disrupted, yes.”
- Upon re-reading the supplementary autopsy report from 12-6-63, moreover, I noticed that there were seven slices of tissue removed from the brain for microscopic examination, including one from the “right cerebellar cortex.” I then noticed that the other six were all from areas reported to be damaged... The report states “When viewed from the basilar aspect the disruption of the right cortex is again obvious.” As “the basilar aspect” means “underneath” and “cortex” means “outer layer,” this is quite possibly a reference to the cerebellum as well as the cerebrum.
http://www.patspeer.com/chapter17%3AnewerviewsonthesamesceneCerebellum:
http://brainmadesimple.com/cerebellum.html (Archiv-Version vom 07.08.2018)die Kugel könnte die Unterseite des Gehirns in einem ABWARTSwinkel verletzt haben. Sie könnte auch durch Kontakt mit Knochensubstanz umgelenkt worden sein
Kennedys Körperreaktionen passen zu einer Verletzung des Schädels und der Unterseite des Gehirns
According to multiple sources, the symptoms of cerebellar damage include a weakness to the side of the body suffering the damage (ipsilateral hypotonia), a tendency to not stop a movement at its proper point (dysmetria), an inability to grasp objects (ataxia), an abnormal head attitude, and disturbances in speech, eye movement, and equilibrium. Between Zapruder frame 224, when the President seems to suffer a wound on his throat, and 313, when he is obviously hit in the head, the President reached in the direction of his throat without grabbing anything, lifted his arms past his throat, slumped to his left (perhaps as over-compensation for the sudden weakness on his right), and stared down without letting out so much as a scream. Ironically, a November 24, 1963 article in the New York Times by Dr. Howard Rusk described this very phenomenon. Mistakenly believing the theory proposed by the Dallas doctors on the afternoon of the 22nd, that one shot hit Kennedy in the throat and exploded out the back of his head, Dr. Rusk explained brain injuries as follows: “If the injury is in the posterior portion of the brain, where the bullet that killed the President made its exit, the cerebellum is damaged. Then the individual is left with ataxia, evidenced by severe intention type of tremors that occur when one tries to perform a basic act or grasp an object. Damage to the cerebellum is also usually accompanied by a loss of equilibrium."
Should one not be entirely satisfied with the explanation that Kennedy's strange movements were brought about by damage to his cerebellum, however, there is an additional explanation for his movements that can be added into the mix. This explanation, moreover, is equally suggestive he was struck in the skull before frame 313 of the Zapruder film. Since Brock’s Injuries of the Brain and Spinal Cord made note that “Posterior basilar fractures tend to gravitate towards the large foramina”, I decided to see if there were any behavioral symptoms for a fracture in this area. And I found something which again dropped my jaw. (My jaw has been dropped so many times during this investigation that it's a wonder it hasn't been broken.) Jugular Foramen Syndrome is described by Blakiston’s Pocket Medical Dictionary as “Paralysis of the ipsilateral glossopharyngeal, vagus, and spinal accessory nerves, caused by a lesion involving the jugular foramen, usually a basilar skull fracture.” According to the online article Craniofacial and Skull Base Trauma by Dr. Harry Shahinian and the Skull Base Institute the paralysis of the vagus nerve would manifest itself through a paralysis of the vocal cords, and a paralysis of the spinal accessory nerves would manifest itself through a paralysis of the neck muscle that flexes the head (the sternocleidomastoid) as well as a weakness of the trapezius muscle, which rotates it. The result is a “weakness in contralateral head rotation and shoulder elevation.” Contralateral, of course, means affecting the opposite side of the body. As we know all too well, Kennedy turned toward his left and dipped his left shoulder in his final silent moments.
So, yeah, I'd say there's good reason to suspect Kennedy's cerebellum and/or posterior skull was damaged even before he'd received his fatal wound.
http://www.patspeer.com/chapter17%3Anewerviewsonthesamesceneder Schuss der den Kopf aufriss könnte der Streifschuss gewesen sein
McMurdo schrieb:keine zweite Waffe und keine weitere Kugel aus der anderen Waffe gefunden
Doch es wurden weitere Kugeln gefunden
https://kennedysandking.com/news-items/white-house-physician-autopsy-eyewitness-questions-president-ford-about-missing-bulletBeitrag von bredulino (Seite 1.279)McMurdo schrieb:Nein, das steht da nicht.
doch, das steht da
bredulino schrieb:They came to the conclusion that one bullet ricocheted off the curb and the debris hit Tague.
McMurdo schrieb:Nimmt man das alles zusammen scheint mir ein zweiter Schütze weiter weg zu sein als der Einzeltäter.
Das Einzeltäterszenario birgt zu viele fehler, wie du selbst zugibst und eklatante Widersprüche- durch das HSCA "korrigierter" höherer Eintrittspunkt unter Nichtbeachtung bzw. Falschdarstellung der realen Schädelfrakturen, laut Angaben im autopsiebericht in den Hinterkopf reichende Kopfwunde, auf den autopsiefotos intakter Hinterkopf etc.
Vielleicht war es weder ein Einzeltäter noch mehrere, sondern nur ein halber Täter
:D