On Saturday, October 7, 2023 at 12:22:50 PM UTC-4, Gil Jesus wrote:
> On Saturday, October 7, 2023 at 8:34:46 AM UTC-4, John Corbett wrote:
> > > So I've asked him what the Summary Report says about the third shot.
> > Which is nothing but a diversion away from the question of the SBT. The third shot has nothing
> > to do with it. If you think it does, explain how.
> You're so fucking stupid.
> The third shot doesn't make a difference ?
The third shot made a big difference. It just didn't make a difference to the question of whether
the SBT is valid. Only the first two shots are relevant to that question. Either the first shot hit only
JFK and the second shot hit only JBC, or the first shot missed them both and the second shot
hit them both. How does the third shot affect that issue?
>
> I've already quoted them as saying there was three shots, two that hit the President and one that wounded Connally.
> Three separate shots. Three hits.
So each shot hit somebody or one shot missed and one shot hit both of them.
> The FBI gave a total number of shots fired, then broke them down:
> 3 shots fired
> 2 hit Kennedy
> 1 wounded Connally
> -----------------------------------
> That totals 3.
And it fits the SBT. First shot missed them both. Second shot hit them both. Third shot hit JFK
in the head.
Under that scenario:
How many shots were fired? Answer 3.
How many shots hit JFK? Answer 2.
How many shots hit JBC? Answer 1.
That summation fits the SBT as well as the three hit scenario. Elsewhere in the FBI report they
may have concluded there were 3 hits and no single bullet, but that brief summation doesn't
do that for you. I have no illusions that I can help you understand that.
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A damn shame you can't understand what your own source is telling you.
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> No mention of one bullet hitting both men, no mention of a missed bullet, a bullet thaty split or any other nonsense.
No mention of three hits, no misses either. Their description is compatible with either scenario
as my 3 part Q&A demonstrates.
> 3 shots. 3 Hits.
That summation doesn't say that.
>
> That's what the Summary Report says to me.
It doesn't say that to people with good reading comprehension.
>
> Your interpretation that the Summary Report is "not in conflict with the SBT" means that the third shot mentioned, the one that "wounded Connally", was one of the two shots that hit Kennedy.
How the fuck did you come up with that? Who has ever said the third shot hit Connally? I laid
out the SBT 3 shot, 1 miss scenario and it had no resemblance to what you just proposed.
> Because that's what the Single Bullet Theory says.
You really are an idiot.
> Under your interpretation, that's only two shots accounted for.
The currently commonly accepted SBT is the first shot missed both men, the second hit both
men, and the third shot hit JFK in the head. Because the WC didn't pick up on some clues in the
Z-film that have since been discovered, they allowed for the first shot striking both men and
the second shot missing. The even allowed for the second shot being the head shot and the
third shot being the miss although I've never heard anyone argue for that scenario. Knowing what
we know now, we can safely say the first shot missed and the second shot was the single bullet.
>
> The FBI concluded three shots were fired.
> Where do they mention the third shot ?
If three shots were fired, it can safely be concluded there was a full shot.
>
> Do you really believe that they would conclude that three shots were fired and then only account for two shots ?
Two hits and on miss is accounting for all three shots.
> You really think Hoover would allow such an incomplete report to stand without kicking it back ?
It is not incomplete to people who can reason. That leaves you out.
>
> "Not in conflict with the SBT" ?
> The SBT accounted for the third shot. The Summary report did not.
> You don't consider that a conflict ?
I can't even follow how you reach the conclusions you do so I can't say whether your twisted
figuring creates a conflict or not.
> So tell us, where's the account for the third shot in the Summary Report ?
It is widely accepted that the third shot was the head shot. The point of contention is whether
the first two shots hit somebody or one of those shots missed and the other hit both men. The
third shot doesn't figure into that question at all unless someone actually believes there was a
third shot miss. That scenario requires the SBT but I've never heard anyone argue for that one.