The author is a specialist in medical forensic imaging. Listed in Marquis WHO'S WHO. He Digitally processed original negatives of the Shroud taken by Giuseppe Enrie in 1933 and Barrie Schwartz in 1978. The book features 30 color and B&W photographs, digitally enhanced and showing until now not visible details like additional nails driven through the ankles, pollen grains, imprints of flowers, objects on eyes, possibly coins, chin band, imprints of teeth etc. It is the conclusion of the author that the image on the Shroud is authentic imprint of a Jewish male crucified in the manners described in the Gospels. This book is written and published in two languages: English and Polish.
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"How ironic that our protestant background gave us no predisposition to be interested in relics...I should now be a full time student of the greatest relic of all". -- Prof. Alan Whanger
"I looked at the enhanced photos on the author's computer screen and have to agree with him: the lineni is authentic". -- Wincent Whayley, Johnson City Press - Sunday, Sept 19, 1999
Turin Shroud and the Science by Leonard W. Konikiewicz attracted my attention because it deals with subject matter that has aaalways fascinated me. Once I started reading the book, I could not put it down until I finished it. I read both the Polish and English versions. Each version is written idependently; each contains slightly different content. Therefore, one should read both versions (if one speaks both languages)* to get the whole picture. The book is not so much a scientific report as a fascinating story related in accessible language, with scientific data incorporated in a clear and understandable manner. The author does not reveal his theory until the very end of the book, but one is sure to figure out his hypothesis from thr way he weaves his theory into the story. Reading the book is a fulfilling experience. -- Ursula Kwasnicka Syracuse, NY
"I looked at the enhanced photos on the author's computer screen and have to agree with him: the lineni is authentic". -- Wincent Whayley, Johnson City Press - Sunday, Sept 19, 1999
Turin Shroud and the Science by Leonard W. Konikiewicz attracted my attention because it deals with subject matter that has aaalways fascinated me. Once I started reading the book, I could not put it down until I finished it. I read both the Polish and English versions. Each version is written idependently; each contains slightly different content. Therefore, one should read both versions (if one speaks both languages)* to get the whole picture. The book is not so much a scientific report as a fascinating story related in accessible language, with scientific data incorporated in a clear and understandable manner. The author does not reveal his theory until the very end of the book, but one is sure to figure out his hypothesis from thr way he weaves his theory into the story. Reading the book is a fulfilling experience. -- Ursula Kwasnicka Syracuse, NY
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1. Johnson City Press - Sunday, Sept 19, 1999. Front page article by Wincent Whayley. "I looked at the enhanced photos on the author's computer screen and have to agree with him: the lineni is authentic".
2. Vatican sent me pope's blessings and encouraged to continue further research.
3. Prof. Alan Whanger:
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