The Warren Report and the Single Bullet Theory
The article outlines the Warren Commission position on the single bullet theory linking Kennedy and Connally wounds. It notes critics use conjecture, cites Lane and Weitzman, Epstein, and Weisberg, and mentions Connally’s own doubt about being hit by the first shot.
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Warren Commission
Commission
Kennedy
Texas
John B. Connally
Connally
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Dealey Plaza
Allasa
Gov. Connally
Mark Lane
Lane
Seymour Weitzman
Weitzman
Mannlicher - Carcano
Epstein
Weisberg
Abraham Zapruder
Zapruder
Gov. Connaly
Debated Timing of Kennedy and Connally Wounds
The analysis centers on the Zapruder film and expert debates over whether two or three shots struck President Kennedy and Governor Connally, the sequence of events, timing gaps from Frame 210 to 313, and the plausibility of the single bullet theory amid conflicting autopsy and witness testimony.
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Kennedy
Zapruder
Stemmons
Dent
Weisberg
Edward Jay Epstein
Commission
Connally
Arlen Specter
Philadelphia
Wesley Liebeler
Epstein
Mark Lane
Oswald
Lane
Specter
Debating Bullet 399 and Kennedy Autopsy Evidence
The article reviews testimony on Bullet 399 and its origins from Connally’s and Kennedy’s wounds. It contrasts Dr. Shaw Shires and Gregory statements with Olivier and Weisberg critiques, detailing stretcher times and where the bullet was found, plus the autopsy procedures and potential planting theories.
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Lane
Epstein
Connally
Col
Pierre Finck
Cmdr
James J. Humes
Robert Shaw
Charles F. Gregory
Shaw
George T. Shires
Harold Weisberg
Shires
Gregory
Col. Fin
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Parkland Hospital
Tomlinson
Diana Hamilton Bowron
Trauma Room 1
Trauma Room 2
Margaret M. Henchliffe
Mr. Kennedy
Doris Nelson
Parkland