If a bullet passed straight through Connally, why not Kennedy?

[John Mytton]

We keep seeing CTs speculate that Kennedy's back bullet and the throat bullet must still be inside Kennedy but Connally's bullet ripped right through his torso and smashed ribs along the way, just as you'd expect from an assassination attempt.

Can any CTs explain why Kennedy's bullets broke no bones, had less distance to travel through flesh than Connally's back bullet but still stayed in JFK's body? Did physics take a holiday on the 22nd?

JohnM

[Ray Mitcham]

Frivolous?

You have posted more times in thread than anyone else? Go figure?

JohnM

In this thread you have posted three times, Tom only once. Go figure.

[John Mytton]

In this thread you have posted three times, Tom only once. Go figure.

Huh?

I was talking to Tony and why would I have a problem posting in my own thread?

JohnM

[Ray Mitcham]

Huh?

I was talking to Tony and why would I have a problem posting in my own thread?

JohnM

Just correcting you.

[John Mytton]

Just correcting you.

If you think so, then good for you.

Btw why didn't the bullets pass right through Kennedy's neck who had not one broken bone but a single bullet crashed right through Connally's torso and smashed bones?

JohnM

[Ray Mitcham]

If you think so, then good for you.

Btw why didn't the bullets pass right through Kennedy's neck who had not one broken bone but a single bullet crashed right through Connally's torso and smashed bones?

JohnM

Because it didn't pass through his neck, dufus.

[Jerry Organ]

Because it didn't pas through his neck, dufus.

That's typical of the line of argument they hope someday to present to a Senate-level Inquiry.

[Ray Mitcham]

That's typical of the line of argument they hope someday to present to a Senate-level Inquiry.

Here comes Jerry "only two shots" to the discussion. Tell us how the witnesses who saw the President shot in the shoulder, not the neck,  got it wrong, Jerry.