I think it was Monday or Tuesday. It was an interview with some of the ER docs that treated JFK that day. But thanks for helping.
The recent programs staunchly defending the Single Bullet theory feature really muddy versions of the Zapruder film, and stop right after JFK's arms fly up. I was a junior in high school in '63, and the Zapruder film has been burned into my memory ever since. I recall seeing his head jerk backwards seconds after the first shot's impact. I've fired tens of thousands of rounds through dozens of weapons and that motion could only have been caused by a second impact from the front, just as the ER docs said, and they showed autopsy report diagrams detailing the locations of the entrance wound in his forehead and the much larger exit wound in the back of his head.
Methinks the Single Bullet defenders doth protesteth too much. An inordinate amount of effort has gone into deflecting questions about the Warren Report and rigid assertions that it was ONLY ONE BULLET. I've circled the Sun too many times to just take their protests at face value, and three high-profile assassinations in five years, all with muddy, ham-fisted "investigations", that were later brought into serious question, strains credulity.
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