Single-bullet theory
Piece of evidence |
Dir/Indir |
Str/Weak |
Rel/Unrel |
For |
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1. JFK’s bullet must have hit Connally |
I |
W |
U |
2. NAA links stretcher bullet to fragments from Connally’s wrist |
I |
S |
R |
3. Kennedy and Connally could be aligned properly |
I |
S |
R |
4. Trajectories through two men could be compatible |
I |
S |
R |
5. Connally hit by nonpristine bullet |
I |
S |
R |
6. WCC/MC bullet can penetrate two bodies |
I |
S |
R |
Against |
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1. Connally sure he was hit after Kennedy |
I |
W |
U |
2. Connally hit after Kennedy |
D |
W |
U |
3. Mrs. Connally saw JFK hit by first shot and JBC next |
D |
W |
U |
4. Connally reacted too late to have been hit by 1st shot |
D |
W |
U |
5. CE399 not deformed enough for seven wounds |
D |
W |
U |
6. No blood or tissue on stretcher bullet |
I |
S |
U |
7. More lead in JBC’s wrist than lost by CE399 |
D |
W |
U |
8. Gov’t re-creation flawed—different limo used |
I |
W |
U |
9. Men misaligned |
I |
S |
U |
10. Downward angle of 45°–60° incompatible with trajectories through the two men |
D |
S |
U |
Summary |