It should also be recalled that Drs.Jackson and Jumper, in measuring the Shroud image's relative densities with a microdensitometer, came to the conclusion that there had to have been a direct contact

Jumper, Adler, Jackson, Pellicori, Heller, and Druzik, ACS Advances in Chemistry No. 205, Archaeological Chemistry III, Joseph B. Lambert, Ed., Copyright 1984), "First, the blood images present no mystery;

that the VP-8 Analyzer which was used by Jackson and Jumper to produce these early 3-D representations is a Digital Analysis 17 hybrid analog/digital device (German, 1977)). DeSalvo (1983)

conferences behind them, John Jackson and Eric Jumper called for a third conference, this time at During further testing that day, ‘blood’ fibrils Colorado Springs sometime around Easter Sunday,

c. DEVAN, D.; JACKSON, J.; JUMPER, E.: "Computer Related Investigations of the Holy Shroud." d. DEVAN, D.: "Photography of the Turin Shroud for Use in Image Analysis Experiments." e. GERMAN, D.:

Jackson, John P., Eric J. Jumper, Bill Mottern, and Kenneth E. Stevenson. 1977. "The three-dimensional image of Jesus' burial cloth." Proceedings of the 1977 U.S. Conference of Research on the Shroud

88. JACKSON J. P. JUMPER E.J., MOTTERN B. , STEVENSON E.: The Three Dimensional Image on Jesus’ Burial Cloth, E.J., “Proceedings of the 1977 United States Conference of research on the Shroud of

John Jackson, Eric Jumper, and Rudolph Dichtl) by telephone with an urgent request from a hospital bed. He was recouping from an illness and had just heard about the STURP (Shroud of Turin Research Project,

Filas was not even mentioned. Three-dimensional model of the Turin Shroud figure made by Captains John Jackson and Eric Jumper. (Courtesy of John Jackson)

Then Jumper, Adler, Jackson, Pellicori, Heller, and Druzik [ACS Advances in Chemistry No. 205, Archaeological Chemistry ill, Joseph B. Lambert, Ed., Copyright 1984] stated: "Because the yellow fibrils