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Only if you accept that Governor John Connelly was hit from behind the vehicle while turned sideways by a bullet that turned 90 deg in midair after passing JFK completely.
Do a frame by frame of the Zapruder tape - you will see that at the moment of impact, when the breath blows out of his lungs and expands his cheeks - Connelly is turned nearly backwards to see WTF is happening to JFK behind him.
Second gunman to the left of motorcade.
Follow your triangulation principles and you will then place a third gunman at the front right of the vehicle.
Now - I read the book Fatal Error (I think) and I noted that the author stated 'a high velocity, frangible round**' from the front, apparently fired from an AR-15 carried by a Secret Service man in the lead car (not the chase car) who slipped and had an AD.
No casing..no discharge noted elsewhere etc, and this begs the question - how did any such discharge miss the windscreen, the driver/flunkey in the front seats, Connelly and his wife.. and strike JFK near perfect in about where a carefully aimed shot from the right front would do so?
JFK was clearly shot from the front - X-Rays of his skull showed the 'characteristic metal storm' of a high velocity frangible round' at the REAR of his skull - not the front - meaning entry was from the front.
Three gunmen. The first, at about the SECOND level of the SBR - hit JFK - the second - in a remarkable feat of co-ordination, training and/or fast thinking*** - removed Connelly from the line of sight of the third gunman (for the simple reason that gunman 2 could not get a clear shot at JFK from the left - if he had been sitting on the left - different story) at the right front, for a clear shot at JFK that would miss the windscreen and the flunkey etc.
I discussed this once with a Commando officer - he suggested perhaps a Sako 7mm... but the options are wide....without the pieces of that bullet.
The Grassy Knoll is looking good.... sorry.
** 'frangible round - is a very thin-jacketed round, such as the standard 5.56mm, which, by being thin jacketed and of high velocity, breaks up on impact, thus imparting its momentum to its target, rather than passing through. It is the closest thing to a dum-dum bullet that can be legally used, and is common in most NATO weapons these days. Even the Russians did a 5.65mm for the same characteristics with the AK74.
*** This alone suggests to me perhaps two groups in the world capable of such a precision shoot. I will not say who.
Footnote:- No REAL sniper carves down the jacket on his rounds as often seen in movies - to do so would affect the flight of the projectile and unbalance it.
ADDS:- This was a highly profession hit by a highly professional team of no less than six - three shooters and three spotters, working like one body.
Name your suspects......I can. But I still don't know why.
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