JFK Assassination Conspiracy- Who Did It And Why?

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Apologists for the MBT can be quite adamant. They don't seem to consider that three members of the Warren Commission, Representative Hale Boggs, Senators Richard Russell, and John Cooper, all thought the MBT improbable. They also seem to forget that two of the original "conspiracy theorists" were Robert Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson -- both men in a good position to know. On September 18, 1964, the last day of the Warren Commission, Sen. Russell phoned Johnson, his old political protegé, to tell him he didn't believe the single bullet theory. Replied Johnson: "I don't, either." Even LBJ's good buddy J. Edgar Hoover once wrote on the bottom of a memo regarding the Warren Report: “We don’t agree with the Commission as it says one shot missed entirely & we contend all three shots hit.” James Chaney, the police motorcyclist who was riding to President Kennedy’s right at Dealey Plaza, claimed that Connally’s back wound was caused by a separate bullet. So did Gov. Connally and his wife Nellie. They insisted with "absolute certainty" that John Connally was struck by a separate bullet, at about Zapruder Frame 230, and they never wavered from that conviction for the rest of their lives. Remember that when you read the arguments and ridicule by those still defending the Warren Report's orthodoxy on the MBT.
 

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Frame 225 look at the windshield. I thought the 1st bullet hit the traffic light and then James Tague???

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Now Connally is reacting to a shot and his hand is in the right position to be shattered at Frame 235
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Apologists for the MBT can be quite adamant. They don't seem to consider that three members of the Warren Commission, Representative Hale Boggs, Senators Richard Russell, and John Cooper, all thought the MBT improbable. They also seem to forget that two of the original "conspiracy theorists" were Robert Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson -- both men in a good position to know. On September 18, 1964, the last day of the Warren Commission, Sen. Russell phoned Johnson, his old political protegé, to tell him he didn't believe the single bullet theory. Replied Johnson: "I don't, either." Even LBJ's good buddy J. Edgar Hoover once wrote on the bottom of a memo regarding the Warren Report: “We don’t agree with the Commission as it says one shot missed entirely & we contend all three shots hit.” James Chaney, the police motorcyclist who was riding to President Kennedy’s right at Dealey Plaza, claimed that Connally’s back wound was caused by a separate bullet. So did Gov. Connally and his wife Nellie. They insisted with "absolute certainty" that John Connally was struck by a separate bullet, at about Zapruder Frame 230, and they never wavered from that conviction for the rest of their lives. Remember that when you read the arguments and ridicule by those still defending the Warren Report's orthodoxy on the MBT.
Present a fact and get a sprew of nothing. The Connallys' swore he was hit by the second shot and he was, but it was not a separate shot from JFK. The Warren report said the second shot missed and Connally was certain that he heard the first shot tried to see JFK and then was hit. He was correct. The first shot missed and the second hit them both. Nellie also said her husband held his hat all the way to Parkland...so much for frame 230 being proof of killing the single bullet theory.
 

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You can wish all you want Blind Zebra. The frames show Connally reacts in the late 230-240s. Multiple shots multiple shooters because Connally reacts later than JFK.
 

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More Limo damage, but that bullet didn't it land on the gurney?
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More of the limo,but check for a mark on the windshield again.
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You can wish all you want Blind Zebra. The frames show Connally reacts in the late 230-240s. Multiple shots multiple shooters because Connally reacts later than JFK.
18 frames a second what part of that don't you get?
Both are hit between frames 223 and 225. Kennedy reacts first because he was struck first and because the wound damaged the nerves and caused an immediate and involuntary reaction. Connally reacts in stages. We see his facial expression change as his coat moves. He stiffens and raises his arm. The violent reaction occurs when his lung collapsed. Those are not separate shots, it isn't Hollywood it is real life. From the time he is hit to the violent reaction was less than a second.
 

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That reflection appears a lot than just Zapruder frames .Don't ya think Blind Zebra???

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Good thanks for showing proof he was hit from behind. That is a dent caused by a fragment from the headshot. A second fragment cracked the windshield. Fragments were from the same bullet and matched Oswald's ammo.
 

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So 1st shot hits the traffic light then the Limo frame on the top of the windshield and the windshield and then James Tague. Maybe we should call it a Magical Deflected Bullet Blind Zebra?
 
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