Who killed JFK?

1
Who killed JFK?

• One man, or mass conspiracy?

2
Magic Bullet

• LHO only fired three shots. The Warren Commission
  claims that one shot missed and the last was the
  fatal headshot, and the other caused the
  remaining 7 wounds.
• This is supposedly possible because Kennedy and
  Connally were not seated as above, but in a
  position that allowed a single bullet to cause
  all 7 wounds.
• However this does not account for the fact that
  the wound on Kennedys throat is an entry wound,
  or the pristine condition of the bullet, which
  should have been smashed after causing so much
  damage.

3
Magic Bullet

• The number, position and direction of wounds
  confirms that there must have been more than
  three bullets fired, and therefore more than one
  gunman
• This is shown by the entry wound on Kennedys
  throat (LHO was behind him) and the pristine
  condition of the so-called Magic Bullet
• A second gunman on the grassy knoll (to Kennedys
  front-right) explains the entry wound on his
  throat and is a more convincing explanation for
  all the wounds than the Magic Bullet

4
Zapruder film

• Kennedys clearly goes back and to the left when
  struck by the fatal headshot, as shown in the
  Zapruder film
• This means the shot came from the front and
  right i.e. the grassy knoll
• The traditional view, of just three shots fired
  from the book depository, does not account for
  this
• Therefore the Zapruder film supports the
  possibility of second gunman on the grassy knoll

5
Lee Harvey Oswald

• Lee Harvey Oswald is supposed to have fired three
  shots in 6 seconds at a moving target 80 yards
  away, with an Italian Carcano rifle, called
  possibly the worst shoulder weapon ever made,
  and scored 2 hits, including a headshot
• According to the Warren Commission, he was a
  trained marine sniper and was capable of making
  the shots
• However 3 FBI weapons experts tried to make the
  shot with the same rifle and all failed
• Furthermore, his marine buddies all confirmed
  that he was a mediocre rifleman at best

6
Lee Harvey Oswald

• The evidence of his marine colleagues and the FBI
  weapons experts suggests that Lee Harvey Oswald
  was not capable of making the shots he supposedly
  did, in terms of accuracy or time
• Therefore it seems likely that he was not the
  only gunman present in Dealey Plaza that day

7
Conclusion

• The Magic Bullet theory shows that three bullets
  fired from the book depository could not have
  caused all the wounds on Kennedy and Connally
• The Zapruder film shows that Kennedys head goes
  back and to the left when hit. If he had been
  shot from the book depository, his head would
  have gone forward.
• Lee Harvey Oswald does not seem capable of making
  the three shots in 6 seconds and scoring 2 hits,
  with a poor quality rifle and his meager skills
  as a sniper
• Therefore there must have been at least one other
  gunman positioned on the grassy knoll