Re: St. John Hunt's book now available

claviger wrote:
> John,
> 
>> No, his head snapped back and to the left by the force of a bullet.
>> His head went forward as did everyone else in the limo because it
>> almost came to a stop.
> 
> Whether JFK's head was moving forward or not is irrelevant. Field
testing 
> was done with various inert objects sitting on a post. When the FMJ
bullet 

Show me film of this field testing. What objects? What rifle. I have a 
Mannlicher-Carcano of the same model and type as Oswald's. I have the 
ammunition. Tell me what objects were used. I will film them being shot. 
They will not fly backwards toward the rifle. I have seen the jet effect 
work under some conditions, but none comparable to the Kennedy shooting.

> passed through the object moved toward the shooter. JFK's body was
already 
> leaning to the left. Since the projectile entered the back of the skull 
> and exited with a great deal of force the head acted just like the test 
> objects full of liquid and snapped toward the source of the shot. These 
> two factors explain the back and to the left movement of the President's

> head in reaction to the wound.

So, your theory is that Oswald was to the back and to the left of Kennedy?

Which building? The Post Office?


> If there was a shot from the front causing the massive wound from 
> fragmenting lead, how do you explain the small round hole in the back of

> the skull?
> 
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