Mike Irwin
Member
Saw something VERY interesting on PBS this evening...
It was a show on how the TV coverage of the Kennedy assassination changed the public perception of television news.
What was REALLY interesting, though, was a bit of an interview with Abraham Zapruder on I believe WFFA in Dallas the day after the assassination.
They talk about the Zapruder film, which was apparently being held by the television station for developing.
What is even MORE interesting, however, is Zapruder's account of the shot that hit Kennedy in the head.
Zapruder very distinctly described, and also used hand motions, to show exactly WHERE he saw Kennedy's head wound...
The right front side...
And as he was describing what he saw, he moved his hand, representing the spray of blood and tissue, forward...
It was a show on how the TV coverage of the Kennedy assassination changed the public perception of television news.
What was REALLY interesting, though, was a bit of an interview with Abraham Zapruder on I believe WFFA in Dallas the day after the assassination.
They talk about the Zapruder film, which was apparently being held by the television station for developing.
What is even MORE interesting, however, is Zapruder's account of the shot that hit Kennedy in the head.
Zapruder very distinctly described, and also used hand motions, to show exactly WHERE he saw Kennedy's head wound...
The right front side...
And as he was describing what he saw, he moved his hand, representing the spray of blood and tissue, forward...