JFK/ZAPRUDER FILM/ LAST TITANTIC SURVIVOR

BEDARD(2006) U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, 5/23/P.10

Two political heavy weights have raised new questions about the rush to judgment in Warren report that was issued nearly 40 years ago. Here is a new one. The Zap ruder film shows two ladies looking on as Kenney is killed. They are wearing white sneakers. However, in a Polaroid shot taken at the same time, they are in black shoes. They raise the question about how Kennedy may have turned his head in a slightly different way suggesting a second shooter. The film may have been modified and thus the difference in the shoe color.

Further at the end of the Zapruder film, it appears that the president's head was blown off entirely. Does this mean the cadaver had a face? You can see the president's remains at Google. Search cadaver and Kennedy. His face may be restored. Thus there may be two brains. This is what they are suggesting. Look for more on the story in the weeks to come. Neither are conspiracy theorists.

It would appear that this story will not close. So much went wrong and conspiracy buffs still have much to discuss. If you see any follow up, please contact me at jsnell@sovialvibes.

______(2006) THE WEEK, 5/19/2006/39

Lillian Aspuland died. She is the last survivor to remember the sinking of the Titantic. Two others remain in England, but were infants at the time.

Lillian recalls that her father had gone to Sweden to close the estate of his recently deceased father. He brought the entire family with him. This included his wife, twins, and two other brothers. They were coming home to Massachusetts on the TITANIC which was to  go to New York City.

As the Titanic was going down, Lillian and her mother were part of the 700 who survived. She recalls seeing her father, her twin brother Carl and two brothers waive good bye. She and her mother lived with that tragedy for the rest of their lives.The misfortune appeared to encourage her toward reclusivity. She had a number of secretarial jobs, took care of her mother, and kept a low profile. Her death marks the end of those who could consciously recall the sinking of the Titanic.