01-18-2017, 12:49 AM
Frank Warner Wrote:What was the “single-bullet theory”?
It was Arlen Specter’s deductive guess, since proven fact, that one 6.5-millimeter rifle bullet fired by Lee Harvey Oswald on Nov. 22, 1963, caused a non-fatal wound to President John F. Kennedy’s neck, then passed through Texas Gov. John Connally’s chest and right wrist, and finally lodged loosely in Connally’s left thigh.
Ever notice how believers keep asserting that it's now "proven fact" - yet never seem to show just how it was "proven?"
Frank Warner is another coward who cannot debate in a forum where knowledgeable critics would point out his nonsense.
The evidence didn't support the SBT back in November of 1963 - and nothing changed ... it's still a theory developed to avoid the only other possibility - that there was a conspiracy... multiple shooters.
No transit was ever found during the autopsy - that's a fact that's unavoidable.
Connally's wrist wound alone shows that there was no SBT.
The "elliptical" back wound of Connally demonstrates that there was no SBT.
But you can't find any believers willing to stand up and defend their nonsense.
Why is that?