JFK assassination film hoax
The blood mistake
On the previous
page we looked at David Lifton’s discovery, back in the 1960s, that the
wound to JFK’s head shown on the Zapruder film is a fake.
More recently, scientists
have discovered that there is something else about the shot to JFK’s head on
the forged film that is fake—and can be proved to be
fake: the spray of blood that appears at the moment he is shot.
Film experts had noted that
the “blood spray” in Frame 313 looks like it has been “painted on” and then
exposed onto a genuine strip of film:
But what tells us that this
“blood” is fake is the fact that it disappears into
thin air!
If it was real, the “blood”
should spread out in the frames after Frame 313, and then land on people or
objects in the car. But within a couple of frames, it disappears altogether:
Scientists were able to
test whether the blood really did disappear. They analyzed the film frames
around the shot to JFK’s head:
Every color picture can be
broken down into red, green, and blue light. (If you look closely at your TV,
you can see the little red, green and blue lights!) The total red, green, and
blue light in each of the frames was measured by computer, and put onto a
graph:
The graphs show that the
“spray” disappears within three frames, or one-sixth of a second. This can’t
happen! Even if you dropped a lead weight from JFK’s temple, it wouldn’t drop
into the car this fast!
The scientists were also
able to show that the “spray” could not have been moving so fast that it shot
right out of view before Frame 314.
But even if the blood could
have, where would it have ended up?
It would have gone all over
the Connallys, and the windows and interior of the
limousine. But a frame published only weeks after the assassination, in color,
showed no blood at all:
If this was not bad enough,
when the U.S. Government’s report into the assassination was published in 1964,
another frame (323) was published, which again showed no blood, but just a huge
bloodless wound in the President’s head:
The problem was that the
same magazine also showed another frame (311), where the President had not yet
been shot in the head:
When the forgers sped up
the action so that it would look like the limousine never stopped, it meant
that these two frames were only two-thirds of a second apart. Somehow, in less
than a second, the President had to be shot in the head,
and any blood and brain matter had to disappear into thin air!
The magazine printing was
stopped, the printing plate for this page was broken, and the bloodless Frame
323 was taken out. But in a monumental blunder, it was replaced by Frame 313:
the first time the “blood spray” was ever published!
It is ironic that two
different versions of the same
magazine issue caused the “blood spray” problem: a fake-looking spray of blood
appears, and 0.55 seconds later it has completely disappeared.
You can also see that the
publication of the two images above locked in the “fast-forward”
mistakes: all four people in the front of the limousine have moved a large
distance in just two-thirds of a second.
This shows how difficult it
was for the forgers to make the fake film. As the web of lies grew, they got so
tangled up that they ended up with something that was so bad that it had to be
hidden away from the American public for 12 years.
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