we made the last turn on to elm. we saw the car turning towards us. i was standing there in the grassy area. we had gone, i suspect, 150, 200 feet when i heard what i thought was a rifle shot. i heard this explosion noise over my right shoulder. i immediately started to scan towards that noise. i saw president kennedy grabbing his throat. so i jumped and ran toward the presidential car. i was turning to look over my shoulder. i was hit. i was knocked over. james tague is standing in the median of the triple underpass. a fragment puts a woungd on his face. tague s testimony is first ignored by the government,
whether president kennedy was struck by one or two bullets. this is the gun that fired the shot. it s a bolt action rifle. lou keg, a forensic firearms expert believes oswald acted alone and supports the warren commission single bullet theory. oswald put a bullet through kennedy that went on to hit connelly. it did exactly what it s supposed to do, it got two with one shot. it s microwave radiation, it follows a bullet right through the object and through the other side. the wound ballistic labs had never fired it. they shot animals, they shot meat, they shot gelitan. investigator allen specter, he created the controversial
single bullet theory. which is admittedly an extraordinary path of a bullet. president kennedy was hit in the back of the neck and slashed his trachea, exited through his tie. the bullet entered the governor s right armpit. it exited from his chest, leaving a four-inch hole under his right nipple, went through his wrist, and lodged in his thigh. sometimes truth is stranger than ficti fiction. but in 50 years, our ability to enhance visual images has gotten better. with a new digitized version of the zapruda film really indicates that there are questions about the single bullet theory. governor connelly believes he was hit by a single second shot and not a bullet attributed to
the single butt let theory. the president slumped simultaneously. as i turned, i was hit. if you look at the trajectory, there was no way that bullet would have struck governor connelly behind the right armpit. dr. sero wect has been challenging that theory for years. i think it s important to be as realistic as we can. we ll use a different car than the limb zone in question, or not even the same model. because kennedy s car was unavailable. the secret service car was used. but both rows of seats were a different height. the stand in for the president, was measured ten inches higher when measured off the street. the commission tried to make allowances for the different dimensions and the single bullet
single bullet theory. which is admittedly an extraordinary path of a bullet. president kennedy was hit in the back of the neck and slashed his trachea, exited through his tie. the bullet entered the governor s right armpit. it exited from his chest, leaving a four-inch hole under his right nipple, went through his wrist, and lodged in his thigh. sometimes truth is stranger than ficti fiction. but in 50 years, our ability to enhance visual images has gotten better. with a new digitized version of the zapruda film really indicates that there are questions about the single bullet theory. governor connelly believes he was hit by a single second shot and not a bullet attributed to