1. The Carcano was a Mauser.
1. 52 eye-witnesses seeing a gunman on the Grassy Knoll when it's less than thirteen, and then you claim you meant to say eye and ear witnesses.
1. Oswald didn't shoot Tippit even though he was captured with the gun in his hand trying to kill a second police officer, and he admitted the gun was his.
1. Jack Ruby was in Dealey Plaza, and may have set off firecrackers.
1.Officer McLane being on Elm Street even though the photographic and film evidence has him on Huston.
1. The HSCA Audio Evidence being legitimate in spite of a minimum or four scientific studies that prove that the recording came from an officer's radio at the Trade Mart.
1. Oswald being a CIA operative.
There, I named one.
An abstract saying that some of the driplets are ”different” is not ”scientific evidence” of anything and certainly not against my claim that backspatter initially travels faster than the incoming bullet.
That is some flat-earth level religious belief. Sure isn't science. In the Zapruder Film, by the time you see any blood the bullet is already out of the skull.
The sponge video is made by academics and experts in the field of blood spatter analysis. It is used in teaching all over the world.
I'm not talking about Sponge Bob Square Pants, I'm talking about the most recent scientific study of the head-shot and the reaction:
https://www.heliyon.com/article/e00603#Declarations
You wanted real science, this is real science.
Name ONE failed claim.
ONE.
1. A hollow-point 30.08 round fired from the Knoll would do the same damage as the 6.5x52mm Carcano round. A hollow-point 30.08 bullet fired from the Knoll would have blown out the LEFT SIDE OF THE SKULL, NOT THE RIGHT.
Something you'd know if you spent any time on a firing range, or just shooting cans.,
