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Wrong. Look at the film frame by frame. The initial movement is forward and to the left. It's only when both Kennedy and Jackie react together that JFK moves to the rear.

Are you saying a through shot is two wounds? Where do you get that idea?

The Warren Commission claims three shots. Connally was not hit just once nut he had several wounds. They are claiming the throat wound hit Connally also and came out his side at the hospital. Connally is still clearly not hit when JFK starts to hold his throat. The brain matter did not splatter all over Connally, but over the back of the car. Jackie did not puch JFK to the rear she is talking to him with her hand on his shoulder or arm. She did not jerk him to the rear, the bullet did. I am not saying there was not a "rear" shooter. I am saying that he was hit from a frontal shot in the head. Doctors at the autopsy and nurses said the back of the president's head was gone. We will never know who shot JFK, but technology may one day be able to figure out how many bullets hit Gov. Connally and JFK and the bystander near the bridge who was grazed by the "missing" shot.