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John F. Kennedy Assassination
  • Pictures as Evidence

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  • Jackie Kennedys testimony
  • Autopsy
  • Black Dog Man/Picket Fence
  • Best Shot for Assassination
  • Direction of running crowd

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  1. President Kennedy at Fatal Shot. 2. Abraham
    Zapruder. 3. Smoke. 4. Railroad
    Workers. 5. James Tague.
    6. Bullet Mark on Curb.

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Overhead Pic of Motorcade Route
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Motorcade on Houston St.
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Texas School Book Depository
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Texas School Book Depository
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Dealey Plaza
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Zapruder Spot
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Fatal Head Shot
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Stockade Fence
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Down Elm Street
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Mannlicher-Carcano Rifle
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DEALEY PLAZA IN 1965 1. President Kennedy at
Fatal Shot 2. Abraham Zuder 3. Smoke
4. Railroad Workers 5. James Tague
6. Bullet Mark on Curb 7. Steam Pipe.
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Single Bullet Theory/ Magic Bullet?
  • The single bullet theory (also known as the magic
    bullet theory by the majority of critics and
    conspiracy theorists) is the crucial element of
    the Warren Commission theory that only one
    assassin was responsible for the assassination of
    President John F. Kennedy

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The pristine bullet
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Warren Commission
  • The President's Commission on the Assassination
    of President Kennedy, known unofficially as The
    Warren Commission, was established on November
    29, 1963, by Lyndon B. Johnson to investigate the
    assassination of the U.S. President John F.
    Kennedy on November 22, 1963. It concluded that
    Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing Kennedy.
    The Commission's findings have since proved
    extremely controversial and have frequently been
    challenged.

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Warren Commission continued
  • The commission's determination was that
  • it was likely that all injuries inside the
    limousine were caused by only two bullets, and
    thus one shot likely missed the motorcade, but it
    could not determine which of the three. (The 1979
    House Select Committee on Assassinations agreed
    that two shots caused all the injuries.)
  • the first shot to hit anyone struck President
    Kennedy in the upper back, exited out his throat,
    and likely continued on to cause all of Governor
    John Connally's injuries,
  • the second shot to hit anyone fatally struck
    Kennedy in the head 4.8 to 5.6 seconds later.

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Presidential Motorcade
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Presidential Motorcade
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After 2nd shot
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After fatal headshot
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Assassination of Oswald
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