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Did the first bullet pass through JFK's neck? And the second one went into his head? If he was able to duck the second bullet might not have hit him, but he still might have died from blood loss from the neck wound.

The first bullet hit him at the base of his neck and exited through his throat. He should have been able to survive that wound.

The first bullet missed. The second bullet went through his neck, then hit Governor Connolly. The third bullet was the devastating head shot.

Re: “...but he still might have died from blood loss from the neck wound.”

As I recall, the autopsy stated that the neck bullet did only moderate damage to his throat and trachea, and it struck no major blood vessels, bone, or organs.

In my opinion, Kennedy had a good chance of surviving the neck wound.

Unfortunately, the neck bullet also caused a kinetic shock wave that struck Kennedy’s upper spinal cord.

It’s quite possible he would have been paralyzed from the shoulders down.

Did the first bullet pass through JFK's neck? And the second one went into his head?

There is a way to PROVE what happened during the shooting. Quit laughing, even a high school level student can understand this:

There are TWO INDEPENDENT ways to determine the times between the shots. Because it has been shown that the times between the shots are the same in BOTH, that means that both are VALID methods.

Method ONE: ZAPRUDER FILM

1. ALMOST everyone is in agreement that we can see a reaction to a shot immediately after Connally emerges from behind the Stemmons sign (Zapruder frame 224)

2. Everyone agrees that President Kennedy was hit in the head by a shot fired at Zapruder frame 313.

The FBI measured Zapruder's camera speed as approximately 18.3 frames per second by filming a clock and counting the frames. That means we can calculate the time between frames 313 and 224:

TIME (frame 224 to 313) = (313 - 224)/18.3 = 4.8 seconds.

METHOD 2 AUDIO RECORDING

An analysis of the only audio recording that might have captured the sounds of the shots showed the number of shots and the time between shots in this figure:

Because the time between shots #3 and #4 in the audio analysis is 4.8 seconds as is the time between frames 224 and 313 in the Zapruder film, that suggests the sounds of the shots really were recorded!

When you do a similar analysis of the other intervals between shots using BOTH the Zapruder film AND the audio analysis, you also get matching times! The interval of 4.8 seconds in BOTH the Z film and the audio analysis suggests that the sounds of the shots were recorded but multiple matches PROVES the sounds of the shots were recorded!

Once you understand that proof, you can then easily see that the audio recording by itself proves that a conspiracy killed President Kennedy.

Once you know that a conspiracy killed President Kennedy, you can then look at the US government's most thorough investigation of the JFK assassination and see that the US government possessed forged evidence. Because the US government controlled some of the evidence and no one else had the opportunity to forge it, that means that the cover up had to have been done by someone with a great deal of power (high in the US government).

Using this information to answer part of your question: Which bullet passed through JFK's neck?

At frame 224, we can see that JFK has raised both of his hands toward his neck which suggests that he has been shot in the neck BEFORE frame 224 (many have questioned WHY it appears that JFK reacts to the frame 224 bullet before Connally reacts.

In this crop of frame 224, we can see Connally is BEGINNING a reaction to a shot but President Kennedy already has his hands raised toward his neck. WHY DID JFK REACT BEFORE CONNALLY?

IF we look at this frame (about Z frame 198 with only JFK's body shown) we can easily see that JFK has his right hand raised up above his head and his left hand is down toward his lap. Slightly more than one second later, Kennedy has radically changed the position of his hands. Looking at the sound recording analysis, it can be seen that shot #2 was fired at (approximately) frame 202. In other words, Kennedy moved his hands so far in about a second in reaction to a shot that was fired at frame 202 which explains why JFK reacted to a shot before Gov. Connally.

(1.1 second X 18.3 frames per second = 20 frames, 224 - 20= frame 204 for the time shot #2 was fired)

This introduction shows that it is quite easy to determine what happened during the shooting once you know how to PROVE that the sounds of the shots were recorded. Using what witnesses said happened, using the Zapruder film and other films, and using the audio analysis allows a unique shooting scenario to be determined.

The word "unique" means you no longer have to wonder about which shot caused which wound in the JFK assassination. It could only have happened one way and using the time interval between shots allows that information to be identified!

If the average American only learned one thing in the last year it is should be that the press and the US government manipulate information to convince the public to be believe what "they" want. IT can be argued that the JFK assassination was the beginning of the mass deceptions and lies the deep state uses to control what the citizens believe. It's too early for you to explore that question, first you have to understand who was behind the assassination of JFK and why the US government continues to lie even today to hide the truth.