Twenty-one page article seeks to co-relate the “accidental” still photographs taken during assassination with the Zapruder film as a time-frame. Concluded first shot fired during interval of Z186-190—wounding JFK based on body movements detected through Z194-206. Notes Linda Willis “abruptly stops running” at Z200 “reacting to the sound of an early first shot.” Cites Connally’s analysis from Life’s 1966 “Reasonable Doubt” issue. Refines 1967 Itek analysis of limo movement between Willis and Betzner.

echt documents his 1972 examination of the autopsy materials at the National Archives. Rejects Single-Bullet Theory because of conflicting trajectory angles and zig-zag path between victims (on some documentaries, Wecht has actually used crude woodblock mannequins to model his trajectory “analysis”). Wecht does acknowledge: “all shots were fired from the rear. No support can be found for theories which postulate gunmen from the front or right-front of the President car.” Included in 1976 anthology The Assassinations. Wecht’s 1993 book Cause of Death firmly endorses Tom Wilson’s pseudo-science. (inside page shown)

Scottish researcher argues scientifically for Connally’s ability to grasp Stetson despite injuries. Fourteen years before the lapel flip became well-known, Longbottom concludes “Governor Connally was hit at Z-223/4” based on the arm reflex. The now-defunct Forum was edited and published by Irish researcher Harry Irwin.