Smoke on the grassy knoll

[Benjamin Cole]

3 hours ago, Matt Allison said:

Look at the angle. How do you get a shot from behind the fence without there being an exit wound somewhere on the left side of Kennedy's skull.

 

Interesting point. It is also possible that handmade firecrackers, filled with gunpowder were used (hence the smell of gunpowder, which is distinct from the smell of firecrackers) 

I lean to the concealed snub-nose .38, due to DPD'er Joe Smith and Dallas Sheriff Seymour Weitzman meeting the guy with bogus Secret Service credentials near the Grassy Knoll, moments after the shooting, and a snub-nose .38 being found in a paper bag a few blocks away the next morning. 

Of course, the early reports were that JFK was in fact shot in the temple, so maybe the Grassy Knoll is the origin of one of the shots.  

For me, the rapidity of the shots is key, rather than the direction. 

[Micah Mileto]

4 hours ago, Matt Allison said:

Look at the angle. How do you get a shot from behind the fence without there being an exit wound somewhere on the left side of Kennedy's skull.

 

Maybe a tangential wound, or as some have suggested, a bullet entering the right temple and making a small exit in the left temple.

[Matt Allison]

The case for a front shot from the south knoll is far better, IMO, but that's just the way i look at it.