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  probably won't be settled here or anywhere else but:

  a documentary i watched recently pointed out two calibers of ammo used which is why the hole in his neck (the first shot) went straight through with a relatively small exit wound, and the second (hollow point) shattered the entire side of his head.

  this evidence would suggest and support the theory that there were two shooters.

  oswald could have easily fired either of those shots. as i recall he was a sniper/marksman so getting one of the 3 (or how many ever shots were fired) is possible. they had a few marksmen perform the same shot with a moving target at the same distance as oswald from the motorcade and they were able to pull off all shots.

  don't think however he could have switched rifles that quickly after the first shot to get off the second and third shots and connect on the third. maybe but that would be some serious luck.

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  • maybe unless the other rifle was already propped up? still not easySteveJobs
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