Re: Missing the first shot

tomnln wrote:
> Connally's "ORIGINAL" statement proves you WRONG>>> 
> http://media.myfoxdfw.com/JFKvideo
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> Connally SAW JFK "Slump" after the first shot.
> http://media.myfoxdfw.com/JFKvideo
> BEFORE Connally was hit.
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Not exactly. Connally did not see Kennedy in the process of slumping. He 
saw that Kennedy HAD slumped.

> Scroll down on left to Connally Interview.
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> AFTER the WC "Invented" the SBT in April of 1964, Connally "CHANGED" his

> story.
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Connally never believed in or sup****ted the SBT.

> SEE>>>   http://whokilledjfk.net/april_22.htm
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> "claviger" <historiae.fides@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> tomnin,
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>> Connally SAW JFK "Slump" after the first shot.
>> http://media.myfoxdfw.com/JFKvideo
>> BEFORE Connally was hit.
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>> In the first place Gov. Connally testified under oath he never saw the
>> President after the first shot. He turned right to see if he could see
>> the President out of the corner of his eye. When he couldn't get a
>> look at the President he was in the process of turning to his left
>> when he was wounded. He makes it clear he had no idea if the President
>> was wounded or not by the first shot.
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>> Secondly, the President never really slumped. Amazingly the President
>> was upright until z263. He was looking down and eventually he began to
>> lean toward Jackie when the bullet struck him in the head. His back
>> brace probably helped keep the President upright. JBC may have finally
>> seen the President around z263, but more likely around z275.
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