Bullet hole in windshield on JFK's Limo

[Tim Nickerson]

How do you know that?

Because of the evidence that I and others have presented here. The windshield exists this very day in the National Archives and photos of it reveal no hole in it. FBI agent Robert Frazier noted on a diagram of the limo that he drew in the early morning hours of Nov 23 that there were no bullet holes in the limo.




At about 10 AM that same morning, F. Vaughn Ferguson of the Ford Motor Company examined the windshield and on December 18 wrote: "Examination of the windshield disclosed no perforation"

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[Matt Grantham]

 To know is not to believe

[Mike Orr]

So everyone who saw the hole in the windshield , were lying about it !

[Chris Bristow]

If the windshield hole in Altgens 6 is real then the trajectory traces back to the SouthWest corner of the plaza,  Just under the overpass at Commerce St. Using a 4 degree margin of error the edge of that 28 foot box includes the sidewalk on Commerce St. just under the overpass. That seems to the only cover. It provides a shot that would be just slightly uphill. It also means the limo is heading almost straight at the gunman when the shot happens.

[Matt Grantham]

Because of the evidence that I and others have presented here. The windshield exists this very day in the National Archives and photos of it reveal no hole in it. FBI agent Robert Frazier noted on a diagram of the limo that he drew in the early morning hours of Nov 23 that there were no bullet holes in the limo.




At about 10 AM that same morning, F. Vaughn Ferguson of the Ford Motor Company examined the windshield and on December 18 wrote: "Examination of the windshield disclosed no perforation"

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  I do not even see a note of a crack/hole in the windshield at all?

 Does anyone have  a photo of the area under the overpass Chris described

[John Iacoletti]

Doug Horne/Lew Rockwell article ? Whitaker
https://ss100x.wordpress.com/tag/whitaker/

"This story is patently ridiculous. SS100X had a stock LCC windshield. It could have been replaced anywhere, including at Love Field when it sat on the tarmac in the AF C-130 for over two hours. In addition, there is no evidence of any nature to indicate that Whitaker ever saw the limo (as he describes it so inaccurately) or that the limo had any connection to the Rouge. It then goes without saying that nothing Whitaker says about the windshield has any significance. How a reasoning person can fall for such illogical statements as these, I have no clue. But, every so often, another unsuspecting newbie comes by and gets tripped up by this disinfo. Then they tend to go around in circles huffing and puffing when asked to provide even a shred of documentation for any of Whitaker?s claims."

Yeah, they could have just called "Safelite repair, Safelite replace".   

Six witnesses said there was a through and through hole, but they were all mistaken because . . .

Reasons.

[Matt Grantham]

Because of the evidence that I and others have presented here. The windshield exists this very day in the National Archives and photos of it reveal no hole in it. FBI agent Robert Frazier noted on a diagram of the limo that he drew in the early morning hours of Nov 23 that there were no bullet holes in the limo.




At about 10 AM that same morning, F. Vaughn Ferguson of the Ford Motor Company examined the windshield and on December 18 wrote: "Examination of the windshield disclosed no perforation"

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[/quote I asked you if their diagram included the crack, deformity, whatever you want to call it in Altgens 7

[Matt Grantham]

 Horne discusses the shot in throat likely came from the South end of the knoll  an that the bruising of the lung reported by Humes, under the mistaken notion that such bruising was from the shot in the back, was instead the path of the front neck wound Dr Clark from Parkland told the NY times a day or to afterwards that the throat wound went down into the chest I don't think he outright mentions the windshield but it sure seems to be the suggestion