Originally posted by 7forever
The fatal shot was not fired from the fence, any storm drain, and most certainly wasn't shot from behind. His head appears to go forward but if you
do your research and see it in slow motion, his body does NOT move forward. What made sense to me was, since his head was down before the driver
fired, it had to go up before it violently went backward.
Actually, it does. His head and body move slightly forward before moving backwards. Many people attribute this to sort of an elastic effect from the
backbrace he was wearing. Notice how stiff and straight his back stays while he is bent forward. His body does indeed show a slight down/forward
motion immediately before whipping back so violently.
I would like to hear you make your case for stating that the shot was not fired from any storm drain or fence. I am not a proponent of the storm drain
theory myself, but I would like to see evidence.
My pet theory right now, and it has been for some time now, was that he was indeed shot from the back, but not the TSBD. Rather, I think it more
likely that the headshot came from the Dal-Tex building which was South-East of the TSBD. This would explain the forward movement, the apparent
location of the massive wound on the back and right portion of the head, and many other things.
It still doesnt explain the notorious "back and to the left" motion after the impact, but I have simply come to believe that nothing will explain
that unless one comes to accept that the z-film was somehow altered.