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Online Benjamin Cole

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Re: Dr. Baden Refuted the Single-Bullet Theory
« Reply #14 on: Today at 09:50:30 AM »
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There are enigmas a-plenty in the JFKA.

I suspect a shot passed through JFK's throat from the rear.

Another, separate shot passed through Gov. JBC.

A third shot struck JFK in the head.

The Tague shot does not seem to have its origin in any of the three aforementioned shots.

Bullets do not always follow a straight line through bodies. It may be the first shot, that struck JFK in the upper back, then turned upwards slightly inside JFK's body and exited through his throat-Adam's apple area, and then left the cab. It was never recovered.

The first shot is not likely the Tague shot, as only lead was found on the curb-strike by the FBI. If a FMJ had passed only through JFK's neck, it would retain its copper (technically bronze) FMJ.

The second shot, passing through JBC, stayed in the cab. There is clean and small round hole in JBC's pant eg, when the bullet passed into his thigh. That is that.

The third shot hit JFK in the lower right-rear section of his skull. Evidently, it entered his skull, and blew out the right temple area.

Seems like a long shot that some lead squirted out of the FMJ hitting JFK's head, went 270-290 feet to the left, and then struck the curb with enough force to cause concrete or matter to spray upwards and cut Tague's face.

My best guess is the Tague shot did not come from the TSBD-6 sniper's nest.

Most witnesses heard three shots, although some did hear four. Inside the TSBD, three shots were heard, loud as a  "cannon."

This does not rule out the use of weapons with silencers, or simultaneous shots heard as one shot.

In fact, the Tague shot seems to have flummoxed two official investigations.

The HSCA concluded the Tague shot was a missed shot from LHO---but that does not explain the lead-only deposit on the curb near Tague. The distance from Tague to the limo--270-290 feet or so---makes one wonder where the missed shot struck, so that it could subsequently squirt its lead core at Tague.

For reference that is nearly the length of a football field, goal-line to goal-line.

The HSCA did conclude there had been a second gunsel in the DP that day, and that he fired. They did not link the Tague to the second gunsel. I don't know why.