... shooter. Two-shooter Theory The two-shooter theory is not a new idea. The day of the assassination, bystanders claimed that they had heard shots that were coming from two different directions. There were many suspicious people that ran away from the site of the assassination (McAdams web). One of these suspicious people was the "man on the hill." Other onlookers noted ... the front. The shot that hit Kennedy in the neck would be Oswald's contribution to the assassination. Though even with the eyewitnesses saying that they heard shots from two different directions there is still some que...

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... an expert, that inspected the original film of the Kennedy assassination, there must have been 3 bullets hitting Kennedy's head at about the same time, since it was moving in 3 different directions. Randy Robertson, an M.D/, claims to have found, in the x-rays of Kennedy's skull, evidence of two bullet hits to Kennedy's head. There are so many sketches and presumptions of JFK ... heard a shot from the grassy knoll, which is to the front of Kennedy's limo at the time of the assassination. Others said that they heard more other shots from different directions. Another thing, would Lee Har...

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... impossible for Oswald to make the shooting job that he did with 3 bullets, so he introduced the magic bullet theory. This theory states that Oswalds shot moved in several different directions, first it hit Kennedy in the temple, then moved its way into the back of the neck, meanwhile it exited J.F.K. and entered the front seat of the car, and hit ... ...

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... police officers had their ties undone, rifles held lazily about and did not seem to have immediate interest in their convicts. There were other officers stopping people dashing in the directions of the shots informing them that they had the situation covered, yet no witnesses could recall any officers chasing apparent gunmen. Hopefully these were not the real police officers (JFK ... ...

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... and investigation the report was drawn from became public.7 Three major reasons which seem to form a consensus of dissent surrounding the report include: evidence that "the shots came from two directions; their trajectory refutes the speculation that one shot hit both men; and no single marksman could have fired so quickly " (three shots in a period of less than 4.6 seconds).8 Most other ... ...

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... Kennedy wearing the outfit she was wearing when Kennedy was shot. She's holding the king of hearts which is a "suicide king." The two swords in his head represent the two directions that bullets were fired from. A suicide king was chosen because Kennedy chose to ride in an open convertible without bulletproof protection. A bullet is shown piercing the neck of the king ... ...

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... so called sniper's nest aligned in a neatly spaced pattern. Lucien Pierce, an experienced hunter, familiar with the type of rifle Oswald supposedly used would throw the casings out in all directions not in a neat row like the investigators had been claiming. (Sloan 34) This fact makes it appear to as though the FBI had planted the evidence in the sniper's nest ... ...

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