The first shot that hit JFK was not necessarily the first shot that was shot. And as to where the bullet ended up, you yourself are assuming what you have yet to prove, that the shot came from the back, yet all of the Parkland docs initially said the neck wound was a wound of entrance. Where did the bullet go? The autopsy docs didn't bother to look. Nor is it necessary to assume that the Tague bullet was shot by Oswald. That is more circular reasoning on your part. AS far as using the WC drawing, it is shown merely to prove how inconsistent the Warren conclusion is with their own fictional drawings.
lol. You know the words, but not the music, Robert.
I've never advanced a theory that JFK was shot from the front. The autopsists had JFK's body x-rayed, no bullets were found in the body.
If it's your theory the Parkland doctors were correct about the neck wound being a wound of entry, you just added a third magic bullet to YOUR list.
You got some explaining to do:
1. What happened to the bullet that hit JFK in the back?
2. What happened to the bullet that hit JFK in the neck?
2. What happened to the bullet that hit Connally?
That's THREE magic bullets you have to explain. I personally think you're going in the wrong direction if you're trying to eliminate a magic bullet. Do you want to go for FOUR magic bullets?
If you're advancing a theory that Tague was struck by a bullet fired from other than the sniper's nest, you need to explain why Tague, the curb, the limo at the time of the head shot and the sniper's nest form almost a straight line. You also need to provide some material evidence of a second shooter.
You did advance the Warren Commission drawing - which is illustrative of the wound to the head but not a medical drawing like the Ida Cox one for the HSCA - to eliminate the Tague shot coming from the remnants of the bullet hitting JFK in the head. If you're now claiming that wasn't the purpose, then the Tague wound coming from the bullet that struck JFK in the head is back on the table.
Hank