The Kennedy assassination crime scene in Dealey Plaza, Dallas, Texas. This, he hypothesized, meant the president had been shot from behind. When Nalli studied the Zapruder film, he noticed that the president’s head snapped forward at the moment the bullet hit his skull. Nicholas Nalli, senior research scientist at IMSG, Inc., created a model of the mechanics of the gunshot wound itself to explain where the bullet may have come from.
When the Warren Commission issued its report on the assassination in 1964, it concluded that Oswald had shot the president from behind.Ī study published in the journal Helios corroborates that conclusion. The film was used as evidence in the case against Lee Harvey Oswald, who shot Kennedy from a sixth-floor window at the Texas School Book Depository. Even today, the Zapruder film is seen as evidence in countless conspiracy theories about who shot the president. Kennedy’s motorcade pass through Dealey Plaza in Dallas on November 22, 1963, he could never have suspected that he’d witness an assassination-or that his home movie would become one of the most watched and examined movies of all time.
When dressmaker Abraham Zapruder brought his camera to see President John F.
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