Where?
HERE . Also from the FAQ section:
Has your recreation been independently examined by forensic animation experts?
Yes. ABC News hired independent experts from Z-Axis Corporation, one of the nation's leading forensic animation companies, to assess my work and submit a report. Established in 1983, Z-Axis Corporation had been involved in the business of producing computer generated animations of events, processes and concepts for major litigations in the United States and Europe. They participated in most of major air crash litigations in the U.S. over the past 15 years including the crash of Delta Flight 191 in Dallas, the crash of USAir 427 in Pittsburgh, the crash of American 965 in Cali, Colombia and the crash of Korean Air 801 in Guam. They also performed work for the prosecution in the Oklahoma City bombing trials of Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.
On October 9, 2003, Z-Axis Corporation CEO and co-founder Alan Treibitz and Senior Producer Gary Freed met with me at my studio near Detroit, Michigan. Over a six hour period, I answered questions and shared all of the materials and methods that went into the making of the assassination recreation. Treibitz and Freed reported that I did "an excellent job" of matching the Zapruder film which allowed the assassination sequence to be viewed "from any point of view with absolute geometric integrity." Regarding the use of error cones to describe potential inaccuracies in establishing the single bullet trajectory, Treibitz and Freed reported that "Mr. Myers' techniques for establishing this cone were well thought out and accurately created." Treibitz and Freed concluded, "Mr. Myers has taken a comprehensive and reasoned approach to animating this event and has successfully incorporated many diverse visual records into a unified and consistent recreation. We believe that the thoroughness and detail incorporated into his work is well beyond that required to present a fair and accurate depiction."
[SIZE=-1][SIZE=+1]Your single bullet trajectory seems to pass through the center of JFK's tie, even though the tie only had a slit-like notch on one side. Doesn't this invalidate your trajectory?[/SIZE]
No. The diameter of the red line representing the single bullet trajectory path was sized for the ABC News special in order to be visible in the various views selected for broadcast. In some cases, the line was considerably larger than the diameter of the ammunition fired from Oswald's rifle and appeared to encompass more of the knot of the tie than would have actually occurred. The varying size of the trajectory line was, of course, illustrative in nature and has no bearing on the issue of the validity of the single bullet theory as some conspiracy theorists have postulated. In fact, none of the clothing, as illustrated in the computer recreation has any bearing on the validity of the single bullet theory, since no attempt was made to match the clothing exactly nor was the trajectory path based on the location of defects in the clothing of either President Kennedy or Governor Connally. The trajectory path was based solely on the locations of the wounds as deduced by the House Select Committee on Assassinations in 1978.[/SIZE]
You ignored my questions. Please address them now. Was Kennedy not positioned higher than Connally? Was Connally not sitting in further (to the left) than Kennedy? Did Kennedy and Connally not react at the same time?Yes. ABC News hired independent experts from Z-Axis Corporation, one of the nation's leading forensic animation companies, to assess my work and submit a report. Established in 1983, Z-Axis Corporation had been involved in the business of producing computer generated animations of events, processes and concepts for major litigations in the United States and Europe. They participated in most of major air crash litigations in the U.S. over the past 15 years including the crash of Delta Flight 191 in Dallas, the crash of USAir 427 in Pittsburgh, the crash of American 965 in Cali, Colombia and the crash of Korean Air 801 in Guam. They also performed work for the prosecution in the Oklahoma City bombing trials of Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.
On October 9, 2003, Z-Axis Corporation CEO and co-founder Alan Treibitz and Senior Producer Gary Freed met with me at my studio near Detroit, Michigan. Over a six hour period, I answered questions and shared all of the materials and methods that went into the making of the assassination recreation. Treibitz and Freed reported that I did "an excellent job" of matching the Zapruder film which allowed the assassination sequence to be viewed "from any point of view with absolute geometric integrity." Regarding the use of error cones to describe potential inaccuracies in establishing the single bullet trajectory, Treibitz and Freed reported that "Mr. Myers' techniques for establishing this cone were well thought out and accurately created." Treibitz and Freed concluded, "Mr. Myers has taken a comprehensive and reasoned approach to animating this event and has successfully incorporated many diverse visual records into a unified and consistent recreation. We believe that the thoroughness and detail incorporated into his work is well beyond that required to present a fair and accurate depiction."
[Click HERE to read the complete Z-Axis report.]
[SIZE=-1][SIZE=+1]Your single bullet trajectory seems to pass through the center of JFK's tie, even though the tie only had a slit-like notch on one side. Doesn't this invalidate your trajectory?[/SIZE]
No. The diameter of the red line representing the single bullet trajectory path was sized for the ABC News special in order to be visible in the various views selected for broadcast. In some cases, the line was considerably larger than the diameter of the ammunition fired from Oswald's rifle and appeared to encompass more of the knot of the tie than would have actually occurred. The varying size of the trajectory line was, of course, illustrative in nature and has no bearing on the issue of the validity of the single bullet theory as some conspiracy theorists have postulated. In fact, none of the clothing, as illustrated in the computer recreation has any bearing on the validity of the single bullet theory, since no attempt was made to match the clothing exactly nor was the trajectory path based on the location of defects in the clothing of either President Kennedy or Governor Connally. The trajectory path was based solely on the locations of the wounds as deduced by the House Select Committee on Assassinations in 1978.[/SIZE]
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