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Author Topic: The Dealey Plaza Storm Drain Sewer Theory 1992  (Read 9631 times)

Online Royell Storing

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Re: The Dealey Plaza Storm Drain Sewer Theory 1992
« Reply #21 on: August 25, 2026, 03:27:31 PM »
They know, or at least they should know, that a bullet struck JFK's upper back two inches to the right of his spine and exited from near the center of his throat. Their animation showed that bullet would have struck JBC somewhere depending on where they positioned him. They moved him from various positions from directly in front of JFK to well to the left of JFK. They showed the bullet striking JBC just to the left of his right armpit when JBC was slightly to the left of JFK, exactly where he was when the bullet hit. Since we know where JBC was actually struck, logic would dictate he must have been slightly to the left of JFK when the bullet struck him just to the left of his right armpit. Since they provide no explanation for why they determined the SBT was impossible, we are left to guess. My guess is their simulation validates the SBT. It does not refute it.

                                     "...........logic would dictate he must have been............"


                            The above is  BS: It is Not FACT. It flies on the Ed Forum. NOT HERE!

Online John Corbett

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Re: The Dealey Plaza Storm Drain Sewer Theory 1992
« Reply #22 on: August 25, 2026, 05:25:52 PM »
                                     "...........logic would dictate he must have been............"


                            The above is  BS: It is Not FACT. It flies on the Ed Forum. NOT HERE!

Knott's own graphics show the bullet exiting JFK's throat would have hit JBC somewhere from the left side of his back to his right arm. It does not show a position in which the bullet could have missed him. Since we know where it actually struck him, why would you consider JBC was anywhere but where the Knott graphics indicated he would have to be in order for the bullet to hit him just to the left of his right armpit?

Online Ted Sager

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Re: The Dealey Plaza Storm Drain Sewer Theory 1992
« Reply #23 on: Yesterday at 06:33:17 AM »
The back shot came from a storm drain all right, but it was the drain at the corner of Elm and Houston, not below the GK.

Online Mark A. Oblazney

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Re: The Dealey Plaza Storm Drain Sewer Theory 1992
« Reply #24 on: Yesterday at 07:02:53 AM »
The back shot came from a storm drain all right, but it was the drain at the corner of Elm and Houston, not below the GK.

anyway, ted, I think ‘The Dealey Plaza Storm Drain Sewer Theory’ is a really rad name for a ‘post-punk a-pack-o’lips’ band, don’t you think?