Supports· weakKRK-E031
The closest eyewitness thought the shot came from feet behind his head
- what the source states
- "Kozak says when he heard the shot, he thought the gun was five feet behind his head..." He "estimates that he was about 5 to 10 feet away from Kirk" and was "instructed not to touch" the microphone.
- what we infer
- A proximity impression the device hypothesis leans on; impulse-sound localization by untrained listeners is unreliable (reflections, shockwave-versus-muzzle-blast confusion), so this carries little weight in either direction until native multichannel audio is analyzed (KRK-R009).
- limitations
- Subjective sound localization; no acoustic analysis accompanies it.