Was Kennedy's Jacket bunched on Elm Street?

[Eddie Haymaker]

I believe they were hit simultaneously but Kennedy from the front

and Connolly from behind

For me the GC back wound is evidence of how a normal bullet reacts
The JFK back shot reacted in much the same way (perhaps an inch or 2 higher up)
but was stopped by striking the strong Vertebrae bones
thats why the wound was so shallow

there is so much evidence to support the neck shot as a  "wound of entry"

I'm sorry I must disagree - for me it is impossible

impossible?

yeah impossible.

bullets do deviate
bullets do not deviate near 90 degree's
when bullets hit bone the bone breaks
It's not steel plate.It's bone.

[Royell Storing]

   Dr Humes did Not buy into the hokum of CE399. Why? (1) He knew how much lead was removed from JFK  + how much remained inside Connally. This was Far more lead than was missing from CE399, and (2) Humes stunned utterance of "Surgery to the head" when he initially eyeballed the body of JFK. He knew the body of JFK had already been picked clean.

[Martin Weidmann]

Since the jacket has been shown to have bunched up -- and the shirt had a similar pattern of displacement, as the bullet holes in the jacket and shirt demonstrate -- then the shirt must have been bunched up. The shirt being lighter material, it was probably bunched up near the shirt collar in a series of wrinkles. The jacket was of denser material and bunched up in a single bunch.

The shirt being lighter material, it was probably bunched up near the shirt collar in a series of wrinkles.


And yet there was only one bullet hole in the shirt.... Go figure!

[Jerry Freeman]

Mr Kennedy must have had a really crappy tailor.

[Eddie Haymaker]

Again with the shirt?

Its irrelevant.

[Bill Chapman]

Since the jacket has been shown to have bunched up -- and the shirt had a similar pattern of displacement, as the bullet holes in the jacket and shirt demonstrate -- then the shirt must have been bunched up. The shirt being lighter material, it was probably bunched up near the shirt collar in a series of wrinkles. The jacket was of denser material and bunched up in a single bunch.



The sternum (which somewhat resembles a necktie) is clearly below the exit site shown in the line drawing.
Ford thought the initial description (something like above the shoulder) was too vague (sounds to me like it could even be read as a missed shot). Ford convinced the other Commissioners to employ a description that better reflected what was in the autopsy report. Nothing was "moved." It's a little incidental thing that really captured the imagination of the conspiracy-minded.

Anomaly hunters, the lot of them.

[Eddie Haymaker]

the shirt is irrelevant

we know exactly where the wounds were

this is a RED HERRING

you are just trying to muddy the waters

I'm sorry it is crystal clear