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It’s not complicated, folks: A communist (Oswald) killed Kennedy, a communist (LBJ) covered up for him, and a ton of communists (Warren commission) blew a lot of smoke at the American people to obscure the truth.

If you consider the first, third and fifth bangs on the Zapruder film as gunshots, and the second, fourth and sixth as echoes, AS ANY REASONABLE PERSON WOULD if not gaslit by claims proven false, Lee Harvey Oswald had plenty of time to take the shots, a decent angle to fire at JFK, and there is no need for some “magic bullet” given the correct angle of the shots.

The Zapruder film has no sound. It is a silent film, but it does show three shots. You can view it here:

Zapruder film
https://www.assassinationresearch.com/zfilm/

Frame 221: JFK has already been shot when his limo emerges from behind the street sign;
Frame 238: Connally is shot;
Frame 313: fatal head shot to JFK.

However, these three shots don't account for the injury to James Tague, the pedestrian who was 100 yards in front of the limo, near the overpass.

When Tague's unexpected injury became public news in June 1964, the Warren Commission changed their theory, and became obliged to use the only plausible explanation that would account for all of the wounds having been inflicted by Oswald's three bullets:

- one bullet caused Tague’s wound;
- one bullet caused President Kennedy’s fatal head wound;
- and one bullet caused all of Kennedy’s and Connally’s non–fatal wounds by entering Kennedy’s back, exiting through his throat, entering Connally’s back, exiting his chest, passing through his right wrist, and lodging itself in his left thigh: hence, the "magic bullet."

But the Zapruder film clearly shows that JFK and Connally were injured by separate shots.

And Governor Connally and his wife, as well as a motorcycle police officer who trailed the limo, all testified to the Warren Commission that JFK and the governor were initially struck by separate shots:

Governor Connally’s testimony: Warren Commission Hearings, vol.4, pp.135f
https://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archive/viewer/showDoc.do?absPageId=13343

Nellie Connally's testimony: Warren Commission Hearings, vol.4, p.147
https://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archive/viewer/showDoc.do?docId=34&relPageId=155

Officer Chaney's testimony: Warren Commission Hearings, vol.3, p.266
https://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archive/viewer/showDoc.do?docId=39&relPageId=274

So you see the Warren Commission's unsolvable problem? Oswald only had three bullets, but four bullets were necessary to account for all injuries at the crime scene.