Single bullet theory
Criticisms
Critics claim that a bullet that passed through several layers of clothing and flesh, destroyed a five inch (127 mm) section of a rib, broke a wrist radius bone, and shed metal fragments (some of which are buried with Connally) could not be in such nearly pristine shape, especially given that the, supposedly, same type "headshot" bullet, according to the Warren Commission, completely broke apart after passing through only two layers of less-dense skull bone.
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Critics also point out that the only known examination of Kennedy's back wound, the first wound attributed to the nearly pristine bullet, is from the Bethesda pathologists, who noted a steep forty-five to sixty degree downward angle and no exit. Taking into consideration the 3-degree decline of Elm Street at the time of the Warren Commission's single bullet, the "Oswald window" was only about twenty degrees above Kennedy at the time. http://roswell.fortunecity.com/angelic/96/pcissu5.htm However, skeptics concede that the Bethesda examiners record may be in error because the examiners were harried and harassed during the examination by Robert F. Kennedy and President Kennedy?s personal physician, U.S. Navy Rear Admiral George Burkley. One Parkland Hospital doctor stated at least three times on the day of the assassination that the wound on the front of the President's throat was an "entry" point, but then, according to critics, later changed his mind to claim that it was an "exit" wound after being harried and harassed by FBI agents, as documented several times in the weeks following the assassination.
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| ► | Introduction |
| ► | Theorized path of the bullet CE399 |
| ► | Criticisms |
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