That's what I just said, Captain Obvious.
You're too Helicopter
to even put forth a theory. All you do is troll.
You just listed three scenarios and only one of them is a two shot scenario. Are you hedging your bets?
Why don't you give us YOUR evidence of a first shot strike or a shot after the headshot. Or are you all in on your two shot scenario? How do you square that with the testimony of Williams, Norman, and Jarman?
You're a lying sack of sh*t. I presented them as evidence of 3 shots. Nothing more. The evidence of the early missed shot lies elsewhere, primarily the statements of JBC and Glenn Bennett and the visible reaction of Rosemary Willis which occurred well before either JFK or JBC showed any signs of being hit.
Yes, JBC did misspeak in his hospital room interview with Martin Agronski. He said he turned left in reaction to the shot when the film showed he turned to his right. Whether that was the result of having been in surgery for much of previous day is matter of conjecture. Even in that telling, he said he was not hit by the first shot which he only heard but did not feel. In every other telling of the event, he was consistent that he heard a shot that did not hit him followed by a second shot that did. He and JFK reacted at precisely the same time, a strong indication they were hit by the same bullet. If JBC was not hit by the first shot and the next shot was the headshot, which shot do you think did hit JBC?
As for Bennett, I will gladly post his entire report:
"Air Force Two landed at Love Field, Dallas, Texas at 11:35 A.M. Upon deplaning, I covered the fence and press areas. The President's plane arrived at approximately 11 :38 A.M. I stayed with the President and First Lady during the time they greeted the crowd on the apron and along the fence. The greeting lasted for about 10 minutes and the President/First Lady entered their car and the motorcade planned to depart. I asked while moving towards the follow-up car what position I should take, Mr. Roberts informed me that I should take the right rear seat of the follow-up. I took this position and held it during the entire motorcade. I left this rear seat position at one point in the trip to assist in getting well-wishers away from the President's auto. About thirty minutes after leaving Love Field about 12:25 P.M., the Motorcade entered an intersection and then proceeded down a grade. At this point the well-wishers numbered but a few; the motorcade continued down this grade enroute to the Trade Mart. At this point I heard what sounded like a fire-cracker. I immediately looked from the right/crowd/physical area/and looked towards the President who was seated in the right rear seat of his limousine open convertible. At the moment I looked at the back of the President I heard another fire-cracker noise and saw the shot hit the President about four inches down from the right shoulder. A second shot followed immediately and hit the right rear high of the President's head. I immediately hollered "he's hit'' and reached for the AR-15 located on the floor of the rear seat. Special Agent Hickey had already picked-up the AR-I5. We peered towards the rear and particularly the right side of the area. I had drawn my revolver when I saw S/A Hickey had the AR15. I was unable to see anything or one that could have fired the shots. The President's car immediately kicked into high gear and the follow-up car followed.
The President's auto and the follow-up proceeded to the Parkland Hospital. Upon arriving at the hospital's parking lot, I was instructed by ASAIC Roberts to stay with the Vice-President who had followed us into the parking lot. I immediately went to the Vice-President's auto and accompanied him to a room on the ground floor of the hospital. I then continued with the Vice-President back to Washington, D.C. where I was relieved."
It is obvious only to someone who is really, really bad at weighing evidence. Somebody like you.
Nice dodge.
I don't need to extricate myself from anything. I have the guts to stand by my beliefs and when I find the evidence less than conclusive, I'm willing to say that as well.
All that is presented in this post is a cry for help. Nothing more. A theory with no evidence or proof of any kind other than you think because you are presenting it that somehow makes it right. The witness statements completely allude you. All you have to do is present them the way the witnesses stated them. How about keep your barnyard opinion to yourself. The problem is without your analysis; the childlike summary is it is flat out wrong.
You can't even correctly interpret the three eyewitnesses located under the SN that you claimed were not influenced by all the other noise. It turned out they did not support an early missed shot in any wild interpretation of their statements and that seems to have created a huge problem in Corbett world. You first presented them with great fanfare but never took the time read what they really stated.
As far as what I believe, you have to be the most clueless individual breathing to not clearly understand that and maybe understanding that simple observation sheds a light on why you seem unable to understand what happened that day.
Try as you may, an early missed shot is a pathetic rationalization of the assassination. Completely void of evidence. The odd part is you know that to be true.