My scenario of the shooting
Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 2:02 am
Forward head snap has altered my view of the killing. Here is what may have happened.
(1) JFK hit in back by a bullet that was not fully "loaded". The charge in the casing was too low to allow for the bullet to penetrate his flesh. That is why Dr Humes finds a shallow wound there. This is the bullet that is found on the stretcher. The shallow wound causes little damage to the bullet, hence, a pristine bullet is found. The charge in this bullet may have been doctored by the shooters so that the bullet could both be found intact and be linked to the Oswald rifle. There was no "magic bullet" that hit Connally.
(2) JFK is hit in the throat from the front. The wound is described by doctors at the hospital as a wound of entry. The bullet may have exited the body or went downward in the body, the results of hitting the spine. That may be why JFK's arms and hands come up -- a reponse to the spinal column taking a hit.
(3) Connally is hit in the back and wrist with the same bullet that is later found mangled on the floor of the limo (see David Lifton's Best Evidence.
(4) JFK is hit in head from behind.
There are other shots, misses that spray Mr Tauge near the underpass and perhaps a shot that hits the molding near the windshield.
There was more than one shooter, each with a different downward angle and at least two from the rear.
Oswald was NOT one of them.
A shooter is placed in the front. Sewer drain? Knoll?
(1) JFK hit in back by a bullet that was not fully "loaded". The charge in the casing was too low to allow for the bullet to penetrate his flesh. That is why Dr Humes finds a shallow wound there. This is the bullet that is found on the stretcher. The shallow wound causes little damage to the bullet, hence, a pristine bullet is found. The charge in this bullet may have been doctored by the shooters so that the bullet could both be found intact and be linked to the Oswald rifle. There was no "magic bullet" that hit Connally.
(2) JFK is hit in the throat from the front. The wound is described by doctors at the hospital as a wound of entry. The bullet may have exited the body or went downward in the body, the results of hitting the spine. That may be why JFK's arms and hands come up -- a reponse to the spinal column taking a hit.
(3) Connally is hit in the back and wrist with the same bullet that is later found mangled on the floor of the limo (see David Lifton's Best Evidence.
(4) JFK is hit in head from behind.
There are other shots, misses that spray Mr Tauge near the underpass and perhaps a shot that hits the molding near the windshield.
There was more than one shooter, each with a different downward angle and at least two from the rear.
Oswald was NOT one of them.
A shooter is placed in the front. Sewer drain? Knoll?