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To: F15Eagle
Watching the film the first shot seems to come from the fight front, not from the right rear.

And why does JFK's head violently lurch to the rear if he was shot from behind?  The documentary "experts" say this is possible but I've never been able to understand why.

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39 posted on 11/24/2008 11:52:06 AM PST by JCG
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To: JCG

And why does JFK’s head violently lurch to the rear if he was shot from behind? The documentary “experts” say this is possible but I’ve never been able to understand why.

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Experts and physics says just the opposite, as has been ignored repeatedly, here’s a simple experiment which shows that a shot from BEHIND has a small entry and large exit and the head recoils backwards, just like what happened to JFK. Anyone saying that his head lurches backwards means he was shot from the front has no idea what they’re talking about or is just a conspiracy theorist.

Watch the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62gvoKyODu4


57 posted on 11/24/2008 12:07:31 PM PST by word_warrior_bob (You can now see my amazing doggie and new puppy on my homepage!! Come say hello to Jake & Sonny)
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To: JCG
And why does JFK's head violently lurch to the rear if he was shot from behind? The documentary "experts" say this is possible but I've never been able to understand why.

Two reasons. One is the "jet effect," where the material ejected from the exit wound forces the target toward the shot; the other is that in cases of violent head trauma, the spine goes rigid, forcing the head back.

103 posted on 11/24/2008 1:14:26 PM PST by ReignOfError
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