Re: Shots from the front don't make sense
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2016 6:27 pm
In terms of where the shooters in Dealey Plaza were, it really didn't make any difference as to whether they were in the back of JFK's limo or in the front. Why? LBJ and J.Edgar Hoover were championing the quest as to how JFK was assassinated. They controlled the autopsy (see the pre-autopsy procedure), the investigation (see the Warren Commission) and the media (Operation Mockingbird was alive and well).Now while I believe that Chuck Nicoletti (Dal-Tex Building) and Jimmy Files (Grassy Knoll) were responsible for the simultaneous head shots, in which the shot from Files to the right temple caused the massive exit wound in the back of JFK's head, I now believe there was another head shot from further down the fence line from Files near the overpass.Please see this video by Doug Horne which talks about the three head shots that JFK received.http://fff.org/explore-freedom/article/ ... art-3/This entire presentation by Horne is fantastic and has five segments.Horne believes that JFK was shot in the head three times. One shot from behind via the Dal-Tex Building (Nicoletti), one from the picket fence area on the grassy knoll (Files), which was the shot which hit the right temple area and one from further up near the overpass (perhaps the storm drain shot) which went above JFK's right eye near the hairline.Horne believes that the shot above JFK's right eye exited in the left portion in the back of JFK's skull. He believes that the shot in the right temple was the one which caused the massive exit wound in the right-back of JFK's skull.That being said, I definitely disagree with Horne about the throat wound, which he still believes to be an entrance wound. I am working to dissuade him about that opinion. Why? Horne has put together a lot of the pieces to the puzzle in the JFK assassination thanks to the testimony of Thom Robinson. The two small exiting shrapnel wounds on JFK's face that Robinson saw, would seem to add to the theory that some of us believe that the throat wound was also a small exiting shrapnel wound.