“Our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this planet. We all breathe the same air we all cherish our children’s future. And we are all moral.” John F. Kennedy. November 22 ,1963, is a day that will be marked down as one of the worst murders in history. There are many conspiracies that are associated with with the murder of our thirty-fifth president, John F. Kennedy, some believe that one single lunatic is responsible. Others believe there is more to it, that there was a deeper plan formed by the Mafia/CIA. One man that was accused of the vicious murder, later found guilty, and killed, was former Marine and defector of the Soviet Union, Lee Harvey Oswald. There is evidence of Oswald being at the scene, he is a prime suspect for being
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This theory is valid proof that Lee Harvey Oswald was responsible for all three of the shots as there were no other gunmen involved. “The 6.5 millimeter carcano bullet that was used in the rifle was extremely stable, it will go through a lot of material and when it comes out it starts tumbling and that is how it hit Connally” (Cochran). Forensic Science Experts Luke and Michael Haag used the latest technology to re-examine the idea that one bullet hit JFK and then Governor John Connally. “Using 3D laser scanners- a technology that comes into play in forensics in recent years- the Haags documented the crime scene of Kennedy’s assassination and their proposed trajectory of the Single-Bullet in an effort to debunk popular conspiracy theories, such as the Grassy Knoll Theory” (Cochran). The evidence that the Haags were capable of finding with their research is more technical and believable with the advancement in technology. In this day and age, it is easier to come to conclusions and answer unsolved mysteries with the resources that are now available. What the Haags were able to uncover resolves many of the unknown conspiracies that only the innovations that exist now are capable of answering. There are still some conspiracies floating around here and there but for the most part it is evident that Lee Harvey Oswald is Kennedy’s murderer. “Lee Harvey Oswald didn’t have to be a good marksman to have accomplished the …show more content…
The Grassy Knoll Conspiracy goes head to head with the Single-Bullet Theory claiming that there was only one shooter, and there were only three shots that were taken. “Conspiracists have stressed witness testimony that the back of Kennedy’s head was blown out, suggesting a shot from the Grassy Knoll” (McAdams). The controversy of the nature of Kennedy’s head wound resulting with the Single-Bullet Theory. No bullets or bullet fragments were discovered in president Kennedy’s body apart from the small fragments associated with his head wound. “The Harper fragment was a piece of bone discovered in Dealey Plaza the day after the assassination. A Dallas doctor identified it as an occipital bone from a human skull. Further conspiracy books claim the fragment was found behind the location of the limo at the moment Kennedy’s head exploded” (McAdams). Arguing against the Grassy Knoll Conspiracy, the Single-Bullet Theory was developed into three stages; one bullet caused all of Governor Connally’s wounds passing through his torso and shattering his right wrist. The second stage stated that one bullet caused President Kennedy’s fatal head wound, and one bullet caused one of Kennedy’s non-fatal wounds by entering his back. Kennedy’s head was blown out which would imply both a shooter in
This theory is valid proof that Lee Harvey Oswald was responsible for all three of the shots as there were no other gunmen involved. “The 6.5 millimeter carcano bullet that was used in the rifle was extremely stable, it will go through a lot of material and when it comes out it starts tumbling and that is how it hit Connally” (Cochran). Forensic Science Experts Luke and Michael Haag used the latest technology to re-examine the idea that one bullet hit JFK and then Governor John Connally. “Using 3D laser scanners- a technology that comes into play in forensics in recent years- the Haags documented the crime scene of Kennedy’s assassination and their proposed trajectory of the Single-Bullet in an effort to debunk popular conspiracy theories, such as the Grassy Knoll Theory” (Cochran). The evidence that the Haags were capable of finding with their research is more technical and believable with the advancement in technology. In this day and age, it is easier to come to conclusions and answer unsolved mysteries with the resources that are now available. What the Haags were able to uncover resolves many of the unknown conspiracies that only the innovations that exist now are capable of answering. There are still some conspiracies floating around here and there but for the most part it is evident that Lee Harvey Oswald is Kennedy’s murderer. “Lee Harvey Oswald didn’t have to be a good marksman to have accomplished the …show more content…
The Grassy Knoll Conspiracy goes head to head with the Single-Bullet Theory claiming that there was only one shooter, and there were only three shots that were taken. “Conspiracists have stressed witness testimony that the back of Kennedy’s head was blown out, suggesting a shot from the Grassy Knoll” (McAdams). The controversy of the nature of Kennedy’s head wound resulting with the Single-Bullet Theory. No bullets or bullet fragments were discovered in president Kennedy’s body apart from the small fragments associated with his head wound. “The Harper fragment was a piece of bone discovered in Dealey Plaza the day after the assassination. A Dallas doctor identified it as an occipital bone from a human skull. Further conspiracy books claim the fragment was found behind the location of the limo at the moment Kennedy’s head exploded” (McAdams). Arguing against the Grassy Knoll Conspiracy, the Single-Bullet Theory was developed into three stages; one bullet caused all of Governor Connally’s wounds passing through his torso and shattering his right wrist. The second stage stated that one bullet caused President Kennedy’s fatal head wound, and one bullet caused one of Kennedy’s non-fatal wounds by entering his back. Kennedy’s head was blown out which would imply both a shooter in