by DALE K. MYERS
Television acknowledges the 48th anniversary of the John F. Kennedy assassination this year with three documentaries, only one of which is new.
The History Channel and National Geographic Channel are both offering up reruns of 2003's Beyond Conspiracy and 2010's The Lost JFK Tapes – programs worth watching.
The new documentary, JFK: The Lost Bullet, produced by Robert Stone (Oswald’s Ghost), examines Max Holland’s 2007 theory that Oswald fired his first shot several seconds before Abraham Zapruder began filming the Kennedy limousine, and consequently, Zapruder’s infamous film did not capture the entire shooting sequence as previously believed.
The basis of Holland’s theory was that he believed that more earwitnesses thought the last two shots were closer together in time than the first two. This and many other aspects of Holland’s theory have been examined and debunked on the pages of this blog over the last four years.
These links will help you get up to speed:
Max Holland’s 11 Seconds in Dallas
Holland Déjà vu
Cherry-Picking Evidence of the First Shot
Here’s this years TV schedule (all times EST):
National Geographic Channel
The Lost JFK Tapes: The Assassination
To mark the anniversary of JFK's assassination hundreds of hours of news footage, radio reports, audio recordings and home movies have been released that captured history as it was chaotically unfolding. This unique eyewitness material was first stored by local news stations in Dallas/Fort Worth and then in the vault of The 6th Floor Museum, which is dedicated to helping others understand the day Kennedy was killed.
07:00 PM to 09:00 PM / Sunday, Nov. 20
2:00 AM to 4:00 AM / Monday, Nov. 21
JFK: The Lost Bullet
The world premiere documentary offers the exclusive first look at home videos from that fateful day, including the restored Zapruder film, remastered in crystal-clear high definition and combined for the first time together in one film. The digital scans offer more than projected images ever could - including details in the areas of exposed film between the sprocket holes. Could this obscured information shed light on some of the many controversies surrounding JFKs death?
09:00 PM to 10:00 PM / Sunday, Nov. 20
12:00 MID to 1:00 AM / Monday, Nov 21
10:00 AM to 11::00 AM / Sunday, Nov. 27
The History Channel
The Kennedy Assassination – Beyond Conspiracy
The Peter Jennings' special examines the many conspiracy theories regarding the assassination of John F. Kennedy and features a computer reconstruction of the crime by animator Dale K. Myers.
8:00 PM to 10:00 PM / Tuesday, Nov. 22
12:01 AM to 2:01 AM / Wednesday, Nov. 23
Television acknowledges the 48th anniversary of the John F. Kennedy assassination this year with three documentaries, only one of which is new.
The History Channel and National Geographic Channel are both offering up reruns of 2003's Beyond Conspiracy and 2010's The Lost JFK Tapes – programs worth watching.
The new documentary, JFK: The Lost Bullet, produced by Robert Stone (Oswald’s Ghost), examines Max Holland’s 2007 theory that Oswald fired his first shot several seconds before Abraham Zapruder began filming the Kennedy limousine, and consequently, Zapruder’s infamous film did not capture the entire shooting sequence as previously believed.
The basis of Holland’s theory was that he believed that more earwitnesses thought the last two shots were closer together in time than the first two. This and many other aspects of Holland’s theory have been examined and debunked on the pages of this blog over the last four years.
These links will help you get up to speed:
Max Holland’s 11 Seconds in Dallas
Holland Déjà vu
Cherry-Picking Evidence of the First Shot
Here’s this years TV schedule (all times EST):
National Geographic Channel
The Lost JFK Tapes: The Assassination
To mark the anniversary of JFK's assassination hundreds of hours of news footage, radio reports, audio recordings and home movies have been released that captured history as it was chaotically unfolding. This unique eyewitness material was first stored by local news stations in Dallas/Fort Worth and then in the vault of The 6th Floor Museum, which is dedicated to helping others understand the day Kennedy was killed.
07:00 PM to 09:00 PM / Sunday, Nov. 20
2:00 AM to 4:00 AM / Monday, Nov. 21
JFK: The Lost Bullet
The world premiere documentary offers the exclusive first look at home videos from that fateful day, including the restored Zapruder film, remastered in crystal-clear high definition and combined for the first time together in one film. The digital scans offer more than projected images ever could - including details in the areas of exposed film between the sprocket holes. Could this obscured information shed light on some of the many controversies surrounding JFKs death?
09:00 PM to 10:00 PM / Sunday, Nov. 20
12:00 MID to 1:00 AM / Monday, Nov 21
10:00 AM to 11::00 AM / Sunday, Nov. 27
The History Channel
The Kennedy Assassination – Beyond Conspiracy
The Peter Jennings' special examines the many conspiracy theories regarding the assassination of John F. Kennedy and features a computer reconstruction of the crime by animator Dale K. Myers.
8:00 PM to 10:00 PM / Tuesday, Nov. 22
12:01 AM to 2:01 AM / Wednesday, Nov. 23
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2 comments:
Dale - were you interviewed or consulted at all on during the production of this documentary?
No.
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