The Warren Report and the Single Bullet Theory
An analysis of the Warren Commission's single bullet theory for Kennedy and Connally. It explains the theory, critics arguments, key evidence like the 1.6 second timeline and the 6.5mm Mannlicher Carcano rifle, and debates over autopsy, Zapruder film, and witness testimony. Gov Connally voices doubt about being hit by the first shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Commission
Commission
Kennedy
Texas
John B. Connally
Connally
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Texas School Book Repository
Dealey Plaza
Dallas
Gov. Connally
Mark Lane
Lane
Seymour Weitzman
Weitzman
Epstein
Weisberg
Abraham Zapruder
Zapruder
Gov
Connaly
Zahpruder
Nellie
Edward Jay Epstein
Arlen Specter
Philadelphia
Wesley Liebeler
Mannlicher-Carcano
Specter
Debated Timing of Kennedy Assassination Shots and Wounds
Critics clash over the sequence of shots from the sixth floor depot and the timing between Kennedy and Governor Connally. Zapruder frames and witness accounts are weighed against autopsy reports and ballistic tests to assess whether three shots could occur in 5.6 seconds and whether Bullet 399 caused multiple wounds.
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Lane
Epstein
Connally
Col
Pierre Finck
Cmdr
James J. Humes
Robert Shaw
Charles F. Gregory
Shaw
George T. Shires
Fragmentary gunman tale and bullet 399 questions
A detailed spine of conflicting testimony on bullets in the Kennedy assassination. The piece traces Bullet 399’s discovery, who saw it, and which wound it may have caused, noting disputed views of Drs Shaw Shires and Olivier and the role of Parkland Hospital staff in locating and identifying the projectile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Weisberg
Shires
Shaw
Gregory
Connally
Epstein
Col. Finch
Finck
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AP Newsfeatures
Mrs. Connally
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Stemmons
Royal Marines
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Secret Service
Darrell Tomlinson
Parkland Hospital
Tomlinson
Diana Hamilton Bowron
Doris Mae Nelson
Trauma Room 2
Doris Nelson
Parkland