Post by Anthony Rante on Jun 18, 2022 7:25:31 GMT -5
I often get asked the question “what is the biggest problem with the Warren Commission's theory?” My response, especially for anyone new to this topic, is “it’s a simple math problem”.
Based on the Zapruder film, we can determine a time between the first and last shot of 6.2 seconds. The bolt-action weapon that was found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository can only fire three shots in that time frame. During the time shots were fired, one round totally missed the limousine and caused a wound to James Tague. That leaves two shots that could land in the limo.
The wounds in the limo indicate at least one bullet hit John Connally and a head, throat, and back wound was found on JFK. This totals four shots. Even if you combine two of these wounds for the magic bullet theory, you are left with a minimum of three. Two does not equal three. With careful review of the Zapruder frames, more information can be gathered that indicates multiple shooters and also disputes the magic bullet theory.
I look forward to any feedback or comments.
Thank you
Anthony Rante, P.E.
Based on the Zapruder film, we can determine a time between the first and last shot of 6.2 seconds. The bolt-action weapon that was found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository can only fire three shots in that time frame. During the time shots were fired, one round totally missed the limousine and caused a wound to James Tague. That leaves two shots that could land in the limo.
The wounds in the limo indicate at least one bullet hit John Connally and a head, throat, and back wound was found on JFK. This totals four shots. Even if you combine two of these wounds for the magic bullet theory, you are left with a minimum of three. Two does not equal three. With careful review of the Zapruder frames, more information can be gathered that indicates multiple shooters and also disputes the magic bullet theory.
I look forward to any feedback or comments.
Thank you
Anthony Rante, P.E.