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Interesting. Great research, even if some disagree. Pat Speer is of the view the bullet that struck JFK in the back did not pass through the body.
Pat's SBT research is definitely valuable and worthwhile. When Pat is right, his research is usually fabulous.
Then we have Paul Landis stating he found a slug in the limo, that looked like CE-399. There was a same-day FBI memo 11/22 that a Secret Service agent had found a slug in the limo.
Yes, indeed. We also have Dr. James Young's account of a misshapen bullet being found in the limo during the autopsy, after the limo had been flown to DC. What makes Young's account so devastating is that for years he assumed the bullet was one of Oswald's bullets and that it was discussed in the Warren Report. When he realized, years later, that the WC said nothing about it, he was innocent and naive enough to call Arlen Specter and to tell him about the bullet and to ask why the bullet had not been accounted for!
My view of the Z-film is that JBC is struck at ~Z-295, while JFK again struck Z-313.
Then what do we do with the sudden slamming down of the right shoulder, the puffing of cheeks, the pained expression, and the disheveling of hair that begin in Z238?
Maybe Connally's wrist was hit at around Z295? I know many researchers think the wrist shot was a second hit on Connally.
Could have an undercharged round struck JFK ~Z-210? Popped out when he was struck again?
Yes, I think that's the most likely explanation.
The photos of JFK's tie are compelling.
Yes, especially when analyzed in tandem with the photo of the shirt slits.