the SBT, which was dreamt up by a lawyer
It's not as implausible as people say. The bulk of the criticism against the SBT relies on Kennedy and Connolly being sat on seats that were raised to the same level (they weren't; Kennedy's was elevated, allowing for a downward trajectory), on the bullet holes in Kennedy's shirt not matching those in his back (they do; his shirt and jacket were bunched up as he was raising his arm, and photos show bunching even when his arm was down earlier in the sequence) and Connolly sitting directly in front of him (he wasn't; the two were sitting diagonally from one another).
There's stuff about the deformation of the bullet, I know, but it's not implausible for that to occur, and in any case it was deformed in cross-section if not lengthways (and if it
was faked you'd think they would bother to create a 'realistically' deformed bullet) and the 'planting it on the guerney' thing doesn't make sense - why plant the bullet before the autopsy; what if the other snipers' bullets
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But my biggest argument against the whole 'multiple gunman' theory is -
why? Why set up something so fucking elaborate, with patsies, and multiple gunmen, and planted evidence, and moles in the police, and eventually having to bring in Jack Ruby to plug Oswald? Why shoot Kennedy in the middle of Dallas? Why not just poison him, or nerf him some other way? The guy was off his face on drugs half the time; they couldn't have spiked his uppers? Or use the magical suppositories that 'They' used to assassinate Marilyn Monroe, too?
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