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	Testimony Of Abraham Zapruder
		ZAPRUDER - Yes, the reverberation was such that a sound--as it would vibrate--it didn't vibrate so much but as to whether it was a backfire--in other words, I didn't from the first sound, from him leaning over--I couldn't think it was a shot, but of course, the second--I think it was the second shot.
		ZAPRUDER - Yes, they are frame by frame and they weren't very clear, for the simple reason that on the telephoto lens it's good to take stills--when you move did you ever have binoculars and every time you move everything is exaggerated in the move that's one reason why they are kind of blurred--the movement.
		ZAPRUDER - Toward her--there are so many frames, of course, this is probably his first reaction, but he leaned over--it would be after the shot was fired, after I heard a sound, he went like this [leaning to the left and holding both hands to the left side of his chest].
	mcadams.posc.mu.edu /russ/testimony/zapruder.htm (3597 words)

	Abraham Zapruder
		Abraham Zapruder (May 15, 1905 - August 30, 1970), a manufacturer of women's clothing, filmed U.S. President John F. Kennedy's motorcade traveling through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas and unexpectedly recorded the entire John F. Kennedy assassination.
		Zapruder, who suffered from Vertigo, had to be steadied by his secretary Marilyn Sitzman as he stood atop a pedestal that was part of a concrete pergola.
		That night, Zapruder had a nightmare in which he was walking through Times Square and saw a booth advertising "See the President's head explode!" He determined that, while he wanted to make money from the film, he did not want the full horror of what was seen to be made public.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/ab/Abraham%20Zapruder.htm (426 words)

	The Ultimate Abraham Zapruder - American History Information Guide and Reference
		Abraham Zapruder (May 15, 1905 - August 30, 1970), a manufacturer of women's clothing, filmed US President John F. Kennedy's motorcade traveling through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas and unexpectedly recorded the entire John F. Kennedy assassination.
		Zapruder filmed the assassination using a then top-of-the-line Model 414 PD 8mm Bell and Howell Zoomatic Director Series movie camera purchased in 1962 loaded with Kodak Kodachrome II safety film.
		Zapruder, who suffered from vertigo, had to be steadied by his secretary Marilyn Sitzman as he stood atop a pedestal that was part of a concrete pergola.
	www.historymania.com /american_history/Abraham_Zapruder (429 words)

	Definition of Abraham Zapruder
		Abraham Zapruder (May 15, 1905 - August 30, 1970) was a manufacturer of women's clothing who filmed the most famous amateur movie footage ever when he recorded US President John F. Kennedy's motorcade traveling through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas, and captured the entire John F. Kennedy assassination.
		Zapruder filmed the assassination using Kodak Kodachrome II safety film and a then top-of-the-line Model 414 PD Bell and Howell Zoomatic Director Series movie camera which he had bought in 1962.
		That night, Zapruder had a nightmare in which he was walking through Times Square and saw a booth advertising "See the President's head explode!".
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Abraham_Zapruder (492 words)

	Abraham Zapruder - The Black Vault Encyclopedia Project (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Zapruder was a supporter of the Democratic Party and a fan of President John F. Kennedy.
		Zapruder, realizing that he may have critical evidence, agreed to turn the footage over to Secret Service agent Forest Sorrels, but would only give him a copy.
		That night, Zapruder is said to have had a nightmare in which he was walking through Times Square and saw a booth advertising "See the President's head explode!" He determined that, while he wanted to make money from the film, he did not want the full horror of what was seen to be made public.
	www.blackvault.com /wiki/index.php?title=Abraham_Zapruder&printable=yes (771 words)

	Testimony Of Abraham Zapruder
		ZAPRUDER - Yes--after the shots--yes, some of them were motorcycle cops--I guess they left their motorcycles running and they were running right behind me, of course, in the line of the shooting.
		ZAPRUDER - Yes; when you take it frame by frame, it could have been just 2 or 3 seconds, but the impression was that he was leaning over and not just sitting there and looking over that and grabbing himself at the left side.
		ZAPRUDER - The Secret Service--I brought one roll there and they told me to dispatch it by Army plane or I don't know what they had done with it but it was supposed to have gone to Washington and one of them, I believe, remained here with Mr.
	www.jfkassassination.net /russ/testimony/zapruder.htm (3597 words)

	Biography: Abraham Zapruder
		Eddie Barker: Abraham Zapruder, whose film of the assassination was studied at length on last night's program, was standing up on this little wall right at the edge of the grassy knoll.
		One of the central premises of Bloody Treason is that the Zapruder film was altered by members of the cabal that murdered President Kennedy, as part of an effort to at least partly conceal the plot and the plotters.
		Abraham Zapruder, a dress manufacturer, was standing by the route taken by the presidential motorcade through Dallas on November 22, 1963, and was filming the event when the fatal shots rang out.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /JFKzapruder.htm (2694 words)

	The Abraham Zapruder Film
		The Abraham Zapruder home movie of the Kennedy assassination is the only known film of the entire assassination.
		Zapruder shows Watson where the effect of President Kennedy's wound was located.
		Abraham Zapruder's Bell and Howell camera currently in storage at the National Archives, Washington, D.C. Image of An Assassination
	www.jfk.org /Research/Zapruder/Zapruder_Film.htm (149 words)

	The Zapruder Film of the Kennedy Assassination
		Zapruder could only recall two shots, with the fatal head shot causing him to realize the loud reports were actually shots being fired at the President.
		Somehow, Zapruder kept the camera to his eye even as other photographers jumped for safety; or, like Altgens, were too shocked to press the shutter.
		One project the Zapruders did manage to deliver was the 45-minute video "Image of an Assassination: A New Look at the Zapruder Film" released in late 1998, a compelling look at the film's history and the preservation efforts of the National Archives.
	mcadams.posc.mu.edu /organ2.htm (2671 words)

	Biography of Filmmaker Abraham Zapruder Part 1
		The only film by Abraham Zapruder that achieved public viewing was a 15-second street scene, shot with an 8-millimeter camera.
		Zapruder hurried home to Marquette Street, loaded his 8-millimeter Bell and Howell camera with color film, grabbed his Zoomar telephoto lens, then rushed back to his office in the Dal-Tex Building on the northeast corner of Elm and Houston streets.
		Because he was a short man, Zapruder climbed up on a 4-ft.-high concrete abutment on a grassy knoll on the north side of Elm.
	www.trivia-library.com /b/biography-of-filmmaker-abraham-zapruder-part-1.htm (479 words)

	Abraham Zapruder at AllExperts
		The Zapruder film is famous for being the only film to have recorded the entire ordeal.
		Zapruder eventually sold the original and the publishing rights to his film to Life Magazine for $150,000.
		Zapruder donated his first $25,000 payment to the widow of murdered Dallas policeman J.
	en.allexperts.com /e/a/ab/abraham_zapruder.htm (1321 words)

	Zapruder Film a Fraud?
		But when it comes to defining what copy of the Zapruder film he is analyzing, all we are told is he is using David Lifton's "slide set." He made a copy of Lifton's copy, and compared them with the fl-and-white frames published in the Warren Commission Report.
		He further states he approached Zapruder family attorney James Silverberg and obtained selected frames and a "continuous film strip copy" allegedly made from the National Archives copy.
		What Twyman and others are advising us is that their copies of the Zapruder film (whatever they are) must be treated as gospel.
	www.jfk-info.com /zapr-1.htm (823 words)

	Testimony Of Abraham Zapruder
		ZAPRUDER - I was out of town--I was in New York and my secretary called--she called me and told me that she made an appointment for me and that's about all that I know, Mr.
		ZAPRUDER - Yes; but I must have neglected one part--I know what has happened--I think this was after that happened- -something had happened.
		ZAPRUDER - Yes; and then Bell & Howell wanted it for their archives and I thought they were through with it and let them have it.
	jfkassassination.net /russ/testimony/zapruder.htm (3597 words)

	John F. Kennedy assassination: The Clay Shaw trial testimony of Abraham Zapruder, eyewitness to the assassination of JFK
		Zapruder did not bring this film with him, and I would suggest before I make a final ruling that you roll the film for the benefit of Mr.
		Zapruder, when this equipment is properly rigged up and they play this film, don't say anything while they are playing the film.
		Zapruder, from having seen what was projected on this film, can you tell the Court whether or not it appears to be the same as you viewed your original film on November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas?
	www.jfk-online.com /zaprudershaw2.html (2334 words)

	Bambooweb: Abraham Zapruder
		Abraham Zapruder (May 15, 1905 - August 30, 1970) filmed the most famous amateur movie footage ever when he recorded US President John F. Kennedy's motorcade traveling through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas, and wound up capturing on film the entire John F. Kennedy assassination.
		Zapruder used a then-top-of-the-line Model 414 PD Bell and Howell Zoomatic Director Series movie camera he had bought in September 1962.
		His film footage is known as the "Zapruder film".
	www.bambooweb.com /articles/a/b/Abraham_Zapruder.html (96 words)

	۞ Abraham Zapruder - Encyclopédie, information et définition sur www.apropos-savoir.fr (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Abraham Zapruder (15 mai 1905 - 30 août 1970), était un fabricant de vêtement pour dames de Dallas, Texas qui est devenu célèbre pour avoir, alors qu'il filmait le cortège présidentiel de John F. Kennedy, enregistré l'assassinat du président.
		Zapruder filma l'assassinat avec une caméra Bell and Howell, modèle 414 PD 8mm Zoomatic série "Director" qu'il avait achetée en 1962.
		Zapruder accepta de confier son film à Sorrels à condition que celui-ci soit utilisé exclusivement dans le cadre de l'enquête, car il souhaitait également vendre le film.
	www.apropos-savoir.fr /Abraham_Zapruder (503 words)

	Abraham Zapruder - Definition up Erdmond.Com
		Zapruder 501 Elm St., Dallas Texas (R.I 8-6071) Mr Zapruder was photographing the President at the instant he was shot.
		According to Mr Zapruder the position of the assassin was behind Mr Zapruder.
		Zapruder is in custody of the "master" film.
	www.erdmond.com /Abraham_Zapruder.html (228 words)

	DVD : Image of an Assassination - A New Look at the Zapruder Film - The Owl Pages shop (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This first commercially available video version of the legendary 26-second "Zapruder Film"--the 8mm record of John F. Kennedy's 1963 assassination, which was filmed by Abraham Zapruder--provoked a storm of controversy when it first appeared on video shelves.
		This short film is still too gruesome and upsetting for many to watch, but Abraham Zapruder's famous home movie remains to this day one of the most controversial pieces of filmed history.
		Abraham Zapruder was a Dallas dress manufacturer who enjoyed making home movies with his Bell and Howell camera.
	www.owlpages.com /cgi-bin/shop.cgi?Operation=ItemSearch&SearchIndex=DVD&Actor=Bobby%20Hargis (716 words)

	Abraham Zabrudor
		The only film record of this event was made by Abraham Zapruder.
		Life magazine purchased the rights in 1963 for $150,000, $25,000 of which Zapruder donated to the Fireman’s and Policeman’s Benevolence Fund for the benefit of Mrs.
		The camera was given to Bell & Howell in exchange for a sound projector which Zapruder donated to the Golden Age Group seniors home.
	freemasonry.bcy.ca /biography/zapruder_a/zapruder_a.html (230 words)

	Texas Monthly November 1998: Texas Primer
		Abraham Zapruder set out to record a visit from John F. Kennedy and ended up chronicling a national catastrophe.
		Zapruder (below right, in a live TV interview the day of the assassination) was deeply shaken by his role as an eyewitness to the tragedy.
		The Zapruder family allows scholars to use it for free but charges for commercial use; Oliver Stone, for example, paid $40,000 to include snippets of it in JFK.
	www.texasmonthly.com /mag/issues/1998-11-01/primer.php (409 words)

	JFK Assassination Research Materials
		Included in the crowd was Dallas dressmaker Abraham Zapruder - whose 26 seconds of Kodachrome 8mm film are probably the most astonishing and disturbing footage ever recorded by an amateur photographer.
		Of all the films taken, Abraham Zapruder's is considered by many to be the most reliable and the best evidence that more than one assassin was at work in Dealey Plaza.
		To investigate the murder, successor President Lyndon B. Johnson issued Executive Order No. 11130 on November 29, 1963, that created the "Warren Commission." When the Commission's final Report was issued September 24, 1964, the United States citizenry exhaled a collective sigh of relief.
	www.jfk-info.com /index2.html (752 words)

	The Abraham Zapruder Film
		The Abraham Zapruder home movie of the Kennedy assassination is the only known film of the entire assassination.
		Zapruder shows Watson where the effect of President Kennedy's wound was located.
		This 45-minute video chronicles the history of Abraham Zapruder and features four versions of the Zapruder film as well as additional historical video footage.
	www.sixthfloormuseum.com /Research/Zapruder/Zapruder_Film.htm (149 words)

	Biography: Abraham Zapruder
		Based on these films, the speed of the President's automobile is computed at an average speed of 11.2 miles per hour.
		The car maintained this average speed over a distance of approximately 186 feet immediately preceding the shot which struck the President in the head.
		Edgar Hoover, Abraham Zapruder, Judith Exner, John Ligget, Jimmy Hoffa, Marina Oswald, Sam Giancana, Carlos Marcello, David Ferrie,...
	www.jfk-fr.com /en/bio_86.php (284 words)

	Assassination Science
		This volume emerged from The Zapruder Film Symposium, which was organized and moderated by James H. Fetzer on the Duluth Campus of the University of Minnesota, 9-11 May 2003, and may well prove to have been among the most important conferences in the history of the study of the death of JFK.
		One of the first results of the Zapruder Film Conference was the discovery that the films available to the public, including David Lifton's "Z Film" (undated), the Macmillan CD (1993), Robert Groden's "The Assassination Films" (1965), and MPI's "Image of an Assassination" (1998), all differ significantly in the amount of information they provide.
		In the interest of advancing the frontiers of knowledge, education, research, science, and inquiry, this new, improved version is being made available to the public free of charge.
	www.assassinationscience.com (1233 words)

	Film de Zapruder - El Asesinato de Kennedy
		Abraham Zapruder era muy aficionado a las películas domésticas.
		El 22 de Noviembre se encontraba en Dealey Plaza dispuesto a filmar la comitiva presidencial con su nueva cámara de 8 mm.
		Zapruder grabó el que es sin duda el documento gráfico más importante de todos tomados sobre el atentado y uno de los más importantes del Siglo XX.
	jfk.iefactory.com /galeria/zapruder.htm (787 words)

	Abraham Zapruder
		He was sitting upright in the car and you heard the shot and you saw the President slump over?
		Well, you don't have to feel ashamed about that at all, and thank you very much.
		All right, any time you want some more help you can call on me and I will be glad to come in.
	www.jmasland.com /wctestimony/dealey/zapruder.htm (3256 words)

	WC Testimony of Abraham Zapruder
		He was sitting upright in the car and you heard the shot and you saw the President slump over?
		Well, you don't have to feel ashamed about that at all, and thank you very much.
		All right, any time you want some more help you can call on me and I will be glad to come in.
	www.jfk-info.com /wc-zapr.htm (3256 words)

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