The sad/funny thing is that most people in 2017 know what one guy with a rifle can do once he's become unglued. As we've said before, the world is lucky Oswald had a bolt-action Carcano, and not an M-14, or M-1 Garand. He could have killed everyone in the limo with either rifle in eight seconds, re-loaded, and started in on the VP's limo.
If this were to happen today, with an AR-15, Oswald could kill everyone on the sidewalk and hold off the police for a few hours. Granted today the POTUS rides around in an upholstered tank, but the fact is the 6th Floor of the TSBD is a great place from which to kill people with a long rifle.
Okay, but then you have the evidence for more than three shots fired.
If there weren't multiple shooters, why does the evidence indicate that the autopsy pathologists knew that Kennedy's tracheotomy was originally a bullet wound during the course of the autopsy?
Why does the evidence indicate that autopsy photographs have gone missing, such as ones showing views of the interior torso Y-incision, a bruise on the right lung, close-ups of the outer and inner surfaces of the small head wound in the scalp and underlying skull?
Why did the autopsy doctors always swear that there was no beveled exit in the skull bone until beveling was discovered in skull fragments from the limousine were corresponded to the missing cranium area, and yet the open-cranium photographs in evidence are focally show a beveled exit on some margins of the empty cranium?
Why have panels of government investigators endorsed the theory that the autopsy report, autopsy pathologists, and almost a dozen more witnesses were completely mistaken about the anatomical location of a small wound in the back of Kennedy's head?
Why does Kennedy's torso X-rays show a long cavity between the right neck tissues resembling a bullet track going from the lower anterior throat to well within the upper neck to where it could not be associated with the back wound?
Why was Kennedy's throat wound so small?
Why did Cyril Wecht report noticing a possible bullet fragment in the upper neck area on the official X-rays?
Why have experts such as John Lattimer, the Clark Panel, and a couple of guys on the HSCA forensic pathology panel reported possible bullet fragments apparent on Kennedy's lower neck on the official X-rays?
Why have experts such as John Orr re-affirmed the strong possibility that CE 567, the smashed nose of a Carcano round, contains human muscle tissue embedded right inbetween the tip of the former rounded point nose? If you want to say that it's frontal muscle tissue from the bullet exiting, how did the bullet travel nose-first into the center of the back of the head and still have the tip of the nose stay straight upon exiting even after breaking up?
