cyberdora wrote:
The Zapruder film clearly shows President Kennedy’s head jerking BACK violently and TO THE LEFT in response to the head shot (I don't see any forward movement at all and I've watched that film multiple times) you can even see the bullet impact the front right temple leaving a crater. 100% sure visually the splatter is from bullet entering from the front left and second the trajectory is low, no way in the world given the height of the book depository Oswald's magic bullet could come out at that level.
third MULTIPLE witnesses described a shot coming from the area of the grassy knoll in Dealey Plaza and NOT from the 6th floor window of the schoolbook depository, although I’ll concede it is at least possible that EARLIER shots might have originated from Oswald's rifle at or near that location.
The "magic bullet" refers to the round that passed through Kennedy's neck and into Connally. Not the head shot. And it was called the "magic bullet" because it would have had to zig-zag to go tough Connally's torso, wrist and into his thigh, IF Connally had been seated directly in front of Kennedy. But he wasn't. He was seated to the left of Kennedy. Which means bullet #2 was actually traveling in a straight line and therefore NOT a "magic bullet" at all.
Bullet #1 was a miss. Bullet #2 (mistakenly called "the magic bullet") went through Kennedy's neck and into Governor Connally. Bullet #3 was the head shot. That bullet probably vaporized. Then there's the "pristine bullet" that was found on a stretcher after the shooting. The "pristine bullet" is the mystery bullet.