Craig Bouzarth

Craig Bouzarth

Craig Bouzarth is the webmaster of Kennedys & King. Early in his career, he founded two technology firms through which he developed solutions for predecessors of two of today’s Big Four accounting firms, many of the nation’s largest banks and law firms, and numerous corporations. Much of his work focused on digital imaging in its early years, including developing image-compression technology about a decade before the JPEG standard and re-engineering Hewlett-Packard’s first scanner to cut the scanning process from a minute to a second. He brings his professional imaging background and decades of experience shooting, processing, and studying analog film to his analysis of the photographic record of the Kennedy assassination.

In his debut article, our webmaster Craig Bouzarth examines claims that the Zapruder film was altered. Drawing on photographic experiments, access to the highest-quality film versions, and records of its initial processing and copying, he explains why his investigation led him to reconsider and reject the alteration hypothesis.

In part 2, Bouzarth examines line-profile analyses offered as proof of Zapruder film alteration. Using high-quality scans and an interactive tool readers can try themselves, he shows why these analyses do not reliably establish that Kennedy’s head wound was altered.

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