The Three Shots, a Brief Synopsis

The first shot, the shot that “missed,” was fired at the south curb of Main Street for the indispensable requirement of zeroing the scope. FBI firearms experts knew this from the beginning.  It created the “bullet mark and freshly made” seen by Walthers, Sweatt, Tague, Underwood and others.  Curb or bullet fragments from this shot struck James Tague on his cheek.  Governor Connally initially believed that this shot struck President Kennedy but after viewing the Zapruder film, recanted, stating only that he heard the first shot and that it did not hit him.

With a properly zeroed scope, the second shot hit JFK in the upper back, exited below his Adam’s Apple, and tumbling, continued in a direct line, hitting Governor Connally in the back, causing an elongated entrance wound.  It exited his right chest, passed through his right wrist and came to rest upon entering his left thigh. Attending surgeons knew this from the beginning.  

The third shot hit the President in the back of his head, causing a small entrance hole in the back of the skull with cracks radiating outward.   The right front top of the skull exploded outward, sending cranial debris forward.  This mist briefly hovered in the air until driven through by escorting motorcycle officers.  

These were the only three shots.  Dozens of witnesses knew this from the beginning.

See all the specific details in

The Final Truth: Solving the Mystery of the JFK Assassination

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