If you had any idea of what you were talking about you would see your own image shows that the splatter from the Occipital wound was laid down first (according to gunshot spatter science) and therefore proves what you are saying is wrong since it is still visible in your own image...

Sorry, you can't make that go away - which is why blood spatter forensics are so damning...

Yeah?  And here's the interesting fact, Mr. Doyle.

Any blood, brain or skull tissue on that portion of the backseat would have been completely wiped off and onto the dress that Mrs. Kennedy was wearing, as her skirt and lower portion of her top would have wiped from the seat onto her clothing.  All one has to do is look at her position as she rises from the seat and begins to crawl out of the seat.   Brian Doyle doesn't accept this as a fact, even with photographic proof that her upper body rubbed against that portion of the seat.

 

If you mean the shot that passed through JBC - the second shot - the bullet could have deflected off the back of his radius and fragmented. This impact could have deflected fragments up striking the windshield and frame and at least one of the fragments may have gone over the windshield striking the road near Tague.  Greer said he heard an impact sound on the second shot. Tague believed he was struck on the second shot because he heard one shot after he felt the strike on his cheek.