Did the driver shoot JFK? (revised) (par Robert Harris)
Bon, même si Jackob a changé d'avis, j'ai retranscrit de mon mieux la seconde vidéo, pour éviter qu'on nous l'amène ENCORE comme preuve de la culpabilité de Greer. Ou du moins, qu'on l'amène sans répondre aux objections soulevées par l'auteur de la vidéo.
Okay, I learned there's one or more people who actually believe that Bill Greer, the driver of the limousine, turned around and shot President Kennedy. That is absolutely false and I'm going to show you why even the most radical pro-conspiracy people reject that idea.
00:25 : As we go through these frames, I'm going to ask you to pay particular attention to Roy Kellerman, who sat next to Greer.
There is a glare on the top of Kellerman's head, before he manages[?] and start to duck and the angle changes. The reason that happens is that Kellerman's head comes into the shadow of the sun visor on his side of the car.
00:55 : By frame 300, the glare is almost gone, but it will return when he straightens back up.
1:14 : Okay, this is frame 312, before the terrible head explosion. It's probably the clearest and sharpest frame in the sequence, and it has an excellent look at Bill Greer.
1:30 : [1ere flèche] Ok, that is his left shoulder. [2e flèche] And that is his left hand. [3e flèche] And that is his right hand. [4e flèche] And that is the top of Roy Kellerman's head, it is not a gun.
1:50 : Ok, keep in mind this is frame 312, exactly 1/18th of a second before the fatal head shot. The reason we have been focusing on that frame is that 313 is horribly blurred and it makes it difficult to see a lot of details. But even with all the blurring, we can still see Greer's hand on the low part of the steering wheel. [comparaison de 312 et 313]
2:34 : If you still have doubts about this, I would suggest you consider several questions :
[Texte : Why didn't anyone notice ?] There were hundreds of people on Dealey Plaza that day. How is it not even one person claimed that Greer fired the weapon ? But let's say he really got lucky and nobody happened to notice that he blew up the president's head. Shouldn't he be trying to escape ? I mean, why did he instead drive his victim to the hospital and then hang around, when he surely expected to be arrested ? At that point in time he had [??????????].
3:11 [Texte : Why didn't Clint Hill talk ?] And finally, think about the secret service agent who was standing on the [running board] of the following car, which was almost bumper to bumper with the limousine. There is no way he could have overlooked something like that. You really think Clint Hill would risk his life to get to the president and Mrs. Kennedy was he in the cover up ?
3:37 : There's plenty of good [??] reasons to support the fact that this crime was a conspiracy. But the theory of the driver who turned around and shot JFK is not one of them.
Résumé des arguments :
- Pointage du reflet de lumière sur la tête de Kellerman, qui disparaît quand il baisse la tête, mais réapparaît quand il la relève.
- Image 312 : flèches pointant l'épaule gauche, la main gauche et la main droite de Greer + le sommet de la tête de Kellerman.
- Comparaison images 312 et 313, séparées par 1/18e de seconde. Même sur la 313, plus floue, on voit que les mains de Greer sont toujours sur le volant.
- Pourquoi personne n'a rien remarqué parmi la centaine de personnes présentes ?
- Même en admettant que Greer ait eu la chance de n'être remarqué par personne, pourquoi n'a-t-il pas essayé de s'échapper ?
- Pourquoi Clint Hill n'a-t-il rien dit ?