Doctor Claims 'Magic Bullet' Did Not Hit JFK; Details Wounds and Bullet Trajectories

JFK's Wounds and Condition

• 🎯 Upon arrival at the emergency room, President Kennedy had already died.
• 🩺 Dr. Curtis observed two primary wounds on President Kennedy: a significant wound to the head and a wound to the throat.

The 'Magic Bullet' Theory Debunked

• 🚫 Dr. Curtis states that the Warren Commission never called him to testify regarding JFK's wounds.
• 💥 He asserts that the so-called 'magic bullet' did not strike the president at all.
• 💡 The bullet that struck President Kennedy in the temple killed him by removing a substantial portion of his brain, specifically the posterior part controlling autonomic functions.

Bullet Trajectories and Other Victims

• 🚀 The blue bullet, believed to have come from the railroad trestle, is theorized to have struck President Kennedy first, causing the throat wound which obstructed his trachea and was fatal.
• 🤕 One bullet fired from the window is described as having struck Governor Connally, entering his shoulder, passing through his chest, and exiting into his left wrist and then left leg.
• 🗣️ Dr. Curtis believes three or four bullets were fired in total, with two coming from the front and two from the window, contradicting the Warren Commission's findings about Lee Harvey Oswald being the sole shooter from the window.
• 🧩 The bullet that entered the president's back is presented as the one the Warren Commission attempted to designate as the 'magic bullet'.