Despite multiple witnesses claiming to see a hole in the
windshield, I reject the claim that JFK was shot in the throat through the
glass, and for multiple reasons.
First, shooting through the curved, laminated glass of the
windshield does deflect the bullet.
Second, the bottom of his throat WAS the target. It’s not as
though they were trying to shoot him in the face but missed. Nor is it that
they were trying to shoot him in the chest but missed. That tiny little area
was the target, and if they took the shot through the windshield, then it had
to be taken from far away, such as the bridge over the Triple Underpass. It is
not reasonable to think that anyone would expect to hit such a small target
from that distance, even without going through glass. And remember that they
missed JFK completely in one shot and hit Connally.
Third, if they shot him through the windshield, it had to be
a metal bullet, and something had to happen to it. Either it traversed him or it stayed in him.
But, Dr. Perry saw that it was an entrance wound in his throat, and he had the
same thought: “What happened to the bullet?” He quickly determined that there
was no exit wound for it. Therefore, it had to be in him, and he looked for it.
He cut the strap muscle trying to find it. But, he didn’t find it. The Bethesda
doctors did not open up JFK’s neck, but they did x-ray him, and they said there
was no bullet in him. Now, you can’t say that the bullet was dug out at the “pre-autopsy”
because Perry saw JFK before the pre-autopsy. And remember that there were two
very different medical teams. One was government (Bethesda) and the other was
independent (Parkland). The plotters had to know that the first doctors to see
JFK were going to be independent. We shouldn’t
doubt what Dr. Perry first said: that it was an entrance wound, without an exit
wound, and no missile was found. And since it wasn’t found by x-ray either, it
means that there was no bullet in JFK’s body.
Fourth, all of the above means that JFK was not hit in the
throat with a metal bullet. He must have been hit with a “blood soluble”
missile that dissolved. I put that in quotes because that is how the great JFK researcher
Jack White put it. It’s the only plausible reason why no bullet was
found.
Fifth, the plotters knew in advance that they were going to
claim that all the shots came from the rear. So, if they shot him from the front, which
they did, they had to do it in a way that they could claim that it came from
the rear. So, the plan to call the entrance wound in his throat an exit wound
was made beforehand. The truth is that the shot in his back, taken high on the
hill, was more like a prick. It was not a metal bullet, and no bullet was
found. So, they had to prick his throat too, so that they could claim that it
was all one shot that traversed him; hence, no bullet in his back, and no
bullet in his throat. So, the Single Bullet Theory was conjured up in advance; it
just didn’t include Connally.
Sixth, considering the need to take the throat shot from
very close range, and to AVOID having to shoot through the windshield, and to
avoid subjecting anyone else in the car to risk, I believe that the throat shot
was taken by Umbrella Man using the weapon that Charles Senseny designed for
the CIA: an umbrella gun. Here is his
testimony to the Church Committee.
https://aarclibrary.org/publib/church/reports/vol1/pdf/ChurchV1_6_Senseney.pdf
If you read his testimony, you’ll see that he was very impressive
and convincing. There are no holes in his story. But, the guy who claimed to be Umbrella Man to
the HSCA, Steven Louis Witt, was a joke.
And do you know who agrees with me? It’s someone who is getting this
letter, the great investigative reporter Russ Baker. He wrote this piece: JFK
Umbrella Man, More Doubts:
https://whokilledjfk.net/steven_witt.htm
So, just consider that Witt actually told the HSCA that on
November 22, 1963, he was not seeking to attend the JFK motorcade. He was just
out for his usual lunchtime walk from the insurance company he worked for in downtown
Dallas. He said he just ran into the motorcade. AND THEN HE JUST HAPPENED TO
PLANT HIIMSELF IN THE TINY LITTLE KILL ZONE???? Of all the places he could
stop, he stopped there???? What, did he have intuition? And, why did he have an
umbrella with him? When he left his office at 12:15, or whatever, there was no
sign of rain. It was sunny and warm. And then he got the idea to taunt JFK with
his umbrella? He actually believed that by waving his umbrella, JFK would see
him and get the thought, “He is mocking my father with that umbrella because my
father tried to prevent World War II, and that umbrella represents Neville
Chamberlain who appeased Hitler.” That is preposterous, but it also
preposterous that a man who was only 13 years old when WW2 broke out would
still be focused on Joseph Kennedy’s actions in the lead-up to the war. By
1963, the Nazis were long gone, and we had a new enemy: the Soviet Union. So how
could this insurance salesman still be so mired in the past? It is ridiculous,
and it is not credible.
So, what do I make of the witnesses who claimed to see a
bullet hole? I don’t know what to make of them, but I do know that what I’m
telling you trumps them. And I have a sneaking suspicion that the plotters
wanted the bullet hole story to surface and flourish. And that’s because they
added the bullet hole to the windshield of the Altgens photo, to go along with
their phony imagery of JFK and Jackie in the back seat, in order to sell the
idea that the Altgens photo was taken after the throat shot. It wasn’t. It was
taken before the throat shot when the limo was still high on the hill. What the
Altgens photo really captured was the back shot, which was supposed to stay
under the radar.
But, even if you are not yet ready to support the latter
part of this missive, the first part, that the absence of a bullet in JFK’s
throat and the absence of an exit wound for it mean that he was not hit with a
metal bullet, which means that it was a dissolvable missile, which means that
it could not possibly have gone through glass- that is unassailable. JFK was NOT
shot in the throat through the windshield, period, and that’s final.