[#3Fan]

Where are you starting from -- the center of the back? Let me be real slow here for you. If .... you .... start .... from .... where .... the .... picture .... in .... 37 .... shows .... the .... entrance .... wound .... to .... be .... and .... follow .... it .... 45 .... degrees, .... you .... will .... exit .... just .... above .... the .... collarbones .... at .... the .... base .... of .... the .... neck.

Are you aware that 45 degrees is perfectly diagonal? Stand with your back against a wall in front of a mirror that's sideways to you, go perfectly diagonal from the back and you'll see the exit is at the stomach. Even starting at the very top of the back the exit is still at the bottom of the ribcage. Back-to-throat is upwards!

[FreedomCalls]

Are you aware that 45 degrees is perfectly diagonal?

Are you aware that your collarbone is much lower than the back of your collar?

[FreedomCalls]

Are you aware that 45 degrees is perfectly diagonal? Stand with your back against a wall in front of a mirror that's sideways to you, go perfectly diagonal from the back and you'll see the exit is at the stomach. Even starting at the very top of the back the exit is still at the bottom of the ribcage.

I've borrowed this photo of this fine gentleman and tracing a 45-degree angle from the bottom of the knot on his tie upwards ends up at a position where the photo in 37 shows the other wound to be. Try it. Get out a protractor and use the image on your screen. Right now. Go do it.