Single bullet theory

to be inaccurate. There were a few centimeters of difference between the drawing of the bullet wound on the back of Kennedy’s neck compared to the picture taken at Parkland Hospital. What was believed to be an exit wound on the back of Kennedy’s neck by the Parkland staff was later determined to be an entrance wound by Bethesda (McAdams “The Medical Evidence” 1). This contradiction implies that the government was attempting to cover up the fact that the gunshots came from in front of the car opposed to behind it where Oswald was alleged stationed (McAdams “The Medical Evidence” 6). The Single Bullet Theory states that President Kennedy and Governor Connally were both struck by the same bullet. This bullet supposedly passed through Kennedy’s…

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…

Conspiracy theorist doubt the magic bullets capability to cause multiple wounds between two people however, "The forensic pathology panel determined that Governor Connally was struck by a bullet from the rear, one that entered just below the right armpit and exited below the right nipple of the chest. It then shattered the radius bone of the Governor's right wrist and caused a superficial wound to the left thigh. (24) Based on its examination of the nature and alinement of the Governor's wounds,…

reversing my vehicle I accidentally bumped into a car behind me, but before realizing what I had done wrong we were being bombarded with gunshots. Thinking back, I do remember for a brief moment we were filled with joy because we were finally heading to our destination, but that joy was soon taken away and filled with screams of fears and pain. I don’t recall seeing a vehicle behind me as I was backing up, but I do recall seeing a dark shadow standing next to my car’s window obscuring my…

on the long range shooting. The 6.5 Creedmoor is relatively less expensive, has less recoil and wind deflection and carries most of its energy on the range. The supersonic designed cartridge maintains its accuracy past the 1,200 yards. Tests have shown that the bullet velocity of 6.5 Creedmoor only drops at sub-sonic level in ranges set at between 1,200 to 1,400 yard targets. In terms of design considerations, 6.5mm (“.254”) bullets have a reputation for high ballistic coefficient and…

Boom! “Officer down I think he might have a broken rib, but the bullet has not entered his body”. Bulletproof clothing can and does protect you from bullets but damage can still be inflicted on your body. How does bulletproof clothing stop the bullet? The way that this works is when you are shot and you have the vest on the bullet with hit the plate that is inside the clothing and it will stop against the plate but that doesn't mean that it won't try to keep going because it has inertia so it…

are called tool mark impressions. The forensic technique of analyzing the impressions left on the bullet is call ballistic fingerprinting. There are two types of strations, class characteristics and individual characteristics. Class characteristics are shared by on type of gun and manufacture, for example a colt peacemaker has 6 lands and grooves left-hand twist. The individual characteristics are specific to the individual gun, for example any imperfections of the lands and grooves caused by…

Preston Masichuk 12-9-2017 Coated Lead Bullets - Good for High Velocity, Good in the Glock? You can bet on them! PRMA07020 BBS-100 Before RK Campbells article on Coated Lead Bullets I honestly had never heard not to use lead bullets in Glocks. Glocks armors manual states "Use of non-factory loaded ammunition or ammunition loaded with non-jacketed (lead) bullets will void the warranty." (ARMORER'S MANUAL, © Glock 2009, page 82) Upon further research I found that Glock barrels use the polygonal…

To start I will write the answers received in the interview and the book definition the compare the two. All definitions will be taken from the BBS100 text book chapter one. The first answer will be from the interview, and the second being book definition starting with the page it is found on. Trajectory: The path the bullet takes. Page 24: The path of the projectile in flight. Wind drift: The affect of wind on the bullet. Page 8: Bullet flight is affected by wind drift. Recoil: Is the…

the trigger and I watched the first man fall. He took a bullet to the chest. He was a fairly tall but slim man. I watched for a moment as the crowd went into a chaos before I cruelly pulled the trigger once more. This time it was a lady who suddenly fell. She took one to the head. My priority was to target those who were running first. There were no point in shooting those who cowered on the ground already handing me their lives. There was literally those who was even willing to run into…