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Online Gerry Down

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A 6th floor shooting sequence and doesn't require the SBT
« on: August 27, 2020, 05:00:46 PM »
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Presuming Oswald was the assassin, here is how his 3 shots could have panned out:

1st Shot: Struck Kennedy in back. It was a faulty round and so only went in 1 inch on Kennedys back (as per the autopsy doctors accounts). It fell out during cardiac massage at Parkland. This bullet is CE399.

2nd Shot: Struck Connally and caused all his wounds. He said a bullet fell from him to the floor when he was being moved onto the operating table. This is why this bullet has never been recovered.

3rd Shot: Struck Kennedy in the head. One fragment (perhaps a bone fragment) was deflected down through Kennedys head and caused the throat wound (this would explain why this wound was described as being as small as 3mm). Another fragment exited Kennedys head and caused the cracked windshield. And another fragment exited Kennedys head and flew over the limo and hit James Tague.

3 shots can account for all the wounds, including Tagues wound. It also explains why CE399 is in such pristine condition.

If Kennedy was shot at Z210 for example, Connally might have been struck 2.3 seconds later at Z252. Any earlier reaction by Connally (as seen on the Zapruder film) might simply be Connally jumping in surprise to Kennedys reaction behind him (perhaps a small agonizing shout in pain by Kennedy) rather than Connally actually reacting to being struck by a bullet.
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A 6th floor shooting sequence and doesn't require the SBT
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Offline Louis Earl

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« Reply #1 on: August 27, 2020, 05:32:31 PM »
All of that plus I think the first shot came a lot ealier than most of us think.  We generally think LO had ony 5+ seconds to get off 3 shots but he really only had to get off 2 shots in 5+ seconds.  There's a good bit of time between JC's reaction to a shot and Z 313.   And, Dr. Perry was simply wrong about the troat wound being a wound of entry. 

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Re: A 6th floor shooting sequence and doesn't require the SBT
« Reply #2 on: August 27, 2020, 05:37:49 PM »
Except Tague said he heard another shot after being struck.

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« Reply #3 on: August 27, 2020, 05:39:21 PM »
Except Tague said he heard another shot after being struck.

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Re: A 6th floor shooting sequence and doesn't require the SBT
« Reply #4 on: August 27, 2020, 05:46:21 PM »
But he only heard 3 shots, including that one.

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Offline Bill Chapman

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« Reply #5 on: August 27, 2020, 06:34:01 PM »
Presuming Oswald was the assassin, here is how his 3 shots could have panned out:

1st Shot: Struck Kennedy in back. It was a faulty round and so only went in 1 inch on Kennedys back (as per the autopsy doctors accounts). It fell out during cardiac massage at Parkland. This bullet is CE399.

2nd Shot: Struck Connally and caused all his wounds. He said a bullet fell from him to the floor when he was being moved onto the operating table. This is why this bullet has never been recovered.

3rd Shot: Struck Kennedy in the head. One fragment (perhaps a bone fragment) was deflected down through Kennedys head and caused the throat wound (this would explain why this wound was described as being as small as 3mm). Another fragment exited Kennedys head and caused the cracked windshield. And another fragment exited Kennedys head and flew over the limo and hit James Tague.

3 shots can account for all the wounds, including Tagues wound. It also explains why CE399 is in such pristine condition.

If Kennedy was shot at Z210 for example, Connally might have been struck 2.3 seconds later at Z252. Any earlier reaction by Connally (as seen on the Zapruder film) might simply be Connally jumping in surprise to Kennedys reaction behind him (perhaps a small agonizing shout in pain by Kennedy) rather than Connally actually reacting to being struck by a bullet.

And another fragment exited Kennedys head and flew over the limo Cuckoo's Nest
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« Reply #6 on: August 27, 2020, 09:12:51 PM »
Check out this video that was in the movie "JFK"

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Online Martin Weidmann

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« Reply #7 on: August 27, 2020, 09:41:14 PM »
Presuming Oswald was the assassin, here is how his 3 shots could have panned out:

1st Shot: Struck Kennedy in back. It was a faulty round and so only went in 1 inch on Kennedys back (as per the autopsy doctors accounts). It fell out during cardiac massage at Parkland. This bullet is CE399.

2nd Shot: Struck Connally and caused all his wounds. He said a bullet fell from him to the floor when he was being moved onto the operating table. This is why this bullet has never been recovered.

3rd Shot: Struck Kennedy in the head. One fragment (perhaps a bone fragment) was deflected down through Kennedys head and caused the throat wound (this would explain why this wound was described as being as small as 3mm). Another fragment exited Kennedys head and caused the cracked windshield. And another fragment exited Kennedys head and flew over the limo and hit James Tague.

3 shots can account for all the wounds, including Tagues wound. It also explains why CE399 is in such pristine condition.

If Kennedy was shot at Z210 for example, Connally might have been struck 2.3 seconds later at Z252. Any earlier reaction by Connally (as seen on the Zapruder film) might simply be Connally jumping in surprise to Kennedys reaction behind him (perhaps a small agonizing shout in pain by Kennedy) rather than Connally actually reacting to being struck by a bullet.

1st Shot: Struck Kennedy in back. It was a faulty round and so only went in 1 inch on Kennedys back (as per the autopsy doctors accounts). It fell out during cardiac massage at Parkland. This bullet is CE399.

That's the beauty of theories.... anything is possible in a theory! But in reality, you run into the problem that the bullet Tomlinson found at Parkland Hospital was no way near Kennedy's stretcher. Cardiac arrest was tried on Kennedy in Emergeny One, which was some way away from the elevator that Tomlinson operated.

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