[JWinNC]

"Connelly was turned to his right, speaking to JFK, and thus presented more of his right side to the president. A Nova special on PBS used computer generated modeling to show how the path lined up."

I've seen that and I don't buy it. Look at the Zapruder. Connelly is facing forward and is sitting fairly close to his door when Kennedy is hit through the back. Connelly is [b]still[/b] facing forward when JFK puts his hands to his throat. Then Connelly begins to turn around. All I can say is, the bullet that came out JFK's throat did not hit Connelly unless it bounced off of something or otherwise changed trajectory.

JWinNC

[SoCal Pubbie]

Okay, I'll say it again. When Kennedy is seen clutching his throat, it is not certain that that is the moment he's hit by the bullet that passes through his body and into Connelly. It is possible that this was a reaction to debris hitting Kennedy from a first, missed shot.

Finally, the fact that Connelly's wound was oblong proves the bullet hit SOMETHING else before striking him. What was that, do you suppose?