anybody that is a gun guy and is in possession of the demonstrated facts knows that Kennedy was not shot by the rifle and bullets in question. I have been at the window at the 6th floor.
Any shooter would have taken the *much* easier shot BEFORE the turn. Why? because as the target directly approaches you it is getting bigger, and there is no left/right deviation. You literally are in a perfect position for an easy shot.
The *undisputed* angle and timing would NEVER be your choice. the angle, and the additional left/right motion make the shot really tough, and combine that with supposedly 3 quick shots from a bolt-action rifle with a questionable low power scope.
BTW, when tested, the scope was misaligned, they had to resight the scope to be able to hit a test target! And a almost pristine bullet did all that work, dropped out on a stretcher in the Parkland hospital? What? If you believe that, I hope you never are on a jury. You would have found Rittenhouse guilty.
The JFK Assassination Dissected: An Analysis by Forensic Pathologist Cyril Wecht Paperback – November 8, 2021
by Cyril H. Wecht M.D. J.D. (Author), Dawna Kaufmann (Author)
We just got that book. We also got the new RFK Jr book about Fauci. And the new ALex Berenson book about the Pandemic. Gonna be a long cold winter, might as well read!
We have discovered, if we didn’t already know, that the government LIES to us all the time.
Nelson
The single bullet theory blows the whole Warren Commission Report right out of the water.
Good points. I would only mention that Holland places the first shot earlier than those who depend solely on Zapruder, and that Oswald, being human, may have paused beyond the most opportune window of efficacy.
The Dallas PD report and associated documents make for some interesting reading. I think interestingly, it estimates the distance Oswald would have shot at Walker as being 35-40 yards. Walker was sitting stationary at a table framed by a window on the ground level of his home. Police theorized that the shooter rested his rifle on property fence adjacent to an alleyway that ran between Walker's property and a church parking lot.
The American public has been made to believe that the same Oswald that reportedly made multiple shots on a moving target from an elevated window in November '63 was unable to hit a man seated at a table a little over 100 feet away in April of '63.
Just out of curiosity, I looked up Edwin Walker's address at the time of the shooting. It's currently up for sale, for just under $4M. No mention of the *history* is made in the "Property Details."
“BTW, when tested, the scope was misaligned, they had to resight the scope to be able to hit a test target!”
That doesn’t mean anything. Keep in mind please, that if that rifle were dropped at any point in time from when the shots were fired to that point in time when testing began, the scope would likely have been buggered. Hell, Oswald could have thrown it right after, who knows.
The sad truth in this situation Oswald was an enlisted US Marine, and they taught Marines how to shoot, and shoot well. Even a “Marksman”, or “Sharpshooter” or one step below “Expert”, is pretty good. Nobody makes it through Boot Camp in 1960 without being a competent marksman. It just goes with the territory.
The scope could have been knocked of center when Oswald discarded the rifle behind some boxes on the 6th floor y the stairs.