Assassination Agnostic

JFK3D

Since the earliest days of computer modeling, countless 3D artists have painstakingly attempted to realistically recreate the infamous Dealey Plaza, site of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s horrific murder on November 22nd, 1963. These days, anyone can explore Dealey Plaza on Google Earth and Google Street View. Full screen the image below and have a look around.


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3D models of the JFK murder scene have been presented in countless television programs, film documentaries, and publications, often used to explore the possibility or impossibility of the single bullet scenario. The legendary PBS series Nova, was the pioneer in the field, using this wireframe model of the murder scene for their special on the Kennedy assassination.

Most recently, the effects wizards behind the blockbuster comic book adaptation The Watchmen created this eerily accurate composite shot, mixing live elements with a high definition 3D model of Dealey Plaza.

Some 3D artists such Dale Meyers have won Emmies for their recreations of the murder scene.

Others such as the designers of JFK Reloaded, an ill-fated interactive simulation of the assassination, have been driven into obscurity, shunned and shamed by the mainstream media, JFK research community, as well as the Kennedy family itself. The “game” was a challenge to players to recreate the shooting that Oswald was accused of. The player controls the Book Depository Shooter in a fashion similar to violent “First Person Shooters” such as Halo, Doom, or Half-Life.

Countless amateur 3D modelers have taken a crack at recreating Dealey Plaza.

The Google 3D Warehouse has become a place where 3D artists can share their models of Dealey Plaza, and specific buildings within that vicinity. The author of this site was the first to post such a model, which is an artistic “rendering” of the famed plaza.

With each advancement in 3D modeling technology, droves of 3D modelers will surely continue to create recreation after recreation, and computer technology will continue to educate subsequent generations of history students attempting to sort out what happened in Dealey Plaza.

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  1. Bill Charleston said, on December 27, 2009 at 10:40 pm

    Dale Meyers has probably the most accurate model but he also has a few huge mistakes in his conclusions.

    Since you apparently are ready to model the truth, we need to talk. I can’t win any argument unless I supply information that is simple to understand and stands scrutiny in that it meets a few criteria:

    1. Witnesses agree that is what they saw and heard

    2. The government’s “evidence” can be shown to be fraudulent

    3. It makes sense.

    Why has the BIG LIE existed so long? It is no accident, our government has spent a lot of our money keeping this lie alive so long.

    It’s time everyone knows the truth. Everyone can know the truth, it starts with seeing that the last two shots were fired a split second apart. After that the lie falls apart quickly.

    Bill Charleston

  2. Christoph Messner said, on June 1, 2010 at 7:17 am

    The big lie existed so long, because the basis of the american culture, freedom for plutocrats and cleptocracy without any limitation for possession, is a big lie in itself. What we need instead is worldwide guaranteed minimum and maximum income and the-more-income-the-more-social-duties.


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