Final_Judgment

[570] Final Judgment 666
outrageous libel and slander of Greer. I'm told that Greer was absolutely
devastated by the president's assassination and blamed himself for not
getting the president's limousine out of line in time to prevent JFK from
being killed. In fact, Greer was probably somewhat to blame for the death of
the president since his reaction time was slow, to say the very least, and there
would have been perhaps enough time to get the car out of the line of fire. But
who am I to speculate?
Be that as it may, what one sees on the Zapruder film (which I have
seen in various renditions) is not—I repeat NOT—William Greer or his
fellow Secret Service agent, Roy Kellerman (who was riding in the right-front
passenger seat of the Kennedy limousine) turning around and firing a pistol
at the president.
Consider this for a moment: if indeed Greer had done that he was
putting himself in the position of being seen by several hundred spectators,
including quite a few who were standing within some twenty feet of the
limousine. Secondly, Greer was being photographed by more than a handful
of people at the time. It's inevitable that at least one of the witnesses on the
scene would have indeed witnessed Greer doing this.
If Greer had done this, he would also have been witnessed so doing by
Governor and Mrs. John Connally who were less than two feet from him
and literally looking into his face. They would have practically been in the
line of fire if Greer had fired the fatal head shot. And they most definitely
were not looking at the president at the time his head exploded.
I have seen the rendition of the Zapruder film by the promoter of this
theory. I have seen the flash of light that appears to be a pistol and I can
understand how somebody viewing the film would believe that they are
seeing what they are told they are seeing. However, it is a flash of light. It is
evident that Mr. Greer is turning and looking at the president just before the
fatal shot, but you are most definitely not seeing him shoot the president.
Bear in mind that the Zapruder film is not a good quality film to begin
with. It's shot at an oblique angle; it's shot hurriedly with a very shaky hand
and there's a lot of motion on the film itself. However, the film does not
portray Greer shooting Kennedy.
I saw the film years ago and I've seen substantially enhanced versions,
both with and without the narration and graphics that have been added by
the person promoting this theory. And it's very clear that what you are
really seeing is a flash of light. It is the sun reflecting on the crewcut hair of
the Secret Service agent, Mr. Kellerman. It is not Greer firing a weapon. I
tested this theory myself using substantially-enlarged frames from the
Zapruder film and it is very clear, if you hold these frames juxtaposed
against the film that this is really what you are seeing: a reflection of light
on the agent's head.
However, when someone is looking at the film and hearing an audio
narration, accompanied by a circle graphic around the "gun," it would
appear to be just what the narration says it is: Greer firing a gun. But I rush
to assure you that it is not the case.