JFK murder: hits and misses?

Question

Misses:
1. the street(Dal-Tex Building)
2. Main St. curb/James Tague(Dal-Tex Building)
3. Manhole cover (North Knoll, "Badge Man")
4. Limo's windshield (South Knoll)
5. Limo's windshield metal trim strip(Dal-Tex Building)
6. Limo's floor(Records Building)
7. the road sign(triple overpass, north storm drain)
8. Elm St. curb(triple overpass, south storm drain)
9. the grass(the north pergola)

Hits:
10. JFK's throat (the umbrella man)
11. JFK's back(Book Depository)
12. JFK's head #1 (Book Depository)
13. JFK's head #2(North Knoll, behind the fence)
14. JFK's head #3(North Knoll, storm drain)
15. Governor Connally's back, chest(Book Depository)
16. Governor Connally's right wrist, left thigh (Book Depository)

16 objects were struck on the day JFK was shot. Could only 3 bullets do all of this damage? Let's get real.

So what if witnesses heard 3 shots of less that day. Silencers could've been used that day for all we know.

Answer 1

Case Closed by Gerald Posner is an excellent work on the assassination in Dallas. He has no agenda like Mark Lane or Jim Garrison and cuts through all of the "facts" but if you don't want to hear that three bullets did all of that damage then don't read it.

Answer 2

Still a relevant question. There were most likely 5-6 shots fired. The only way we will find answers is if the American citizens demand them. I think we should concentrate on 9/11, more relevant and much more information.

Answer 3

We'll never know the truth......there will always be speculation and doubt about the JFK murder.

Answer 4

Dude, let it go. It happened 43 years ago! Turn the page already.

Answer 5

I'm tired of this one. It's over already!!