I found the open door in LBJ's SS car in the Zapruder film too. It's been staring right at us for 62 years, but nobody noticed it. It's the white car that has barely begun the turn from Houston Street. Do you notice that you can see the front wheel entirely? Now, look at the rear wheel. Notice that the left upper quadrant of the tire is obscured. It is obscured by the open door. So, from 9:00 to about 11:00, the tire is obscured by that open door. Cast your eyes back and forth between the front wheel and the rear wheel a few times. That left rear door was open.
You can see LBJ's grey Lincoln convertible in front of the SS car making the turn from Houston. LBJ's driver is staying back, and I'm sure it's because LBJ told him too. LBJ was afraid. He wasn't told much about the operational part of killing Kennedy. That wasn't his department. His role was the coverup; getting the whole federal government behind the official story. The killing part involved people he didn't know and couldn't trust.
What a brazen act that was, to be in a moving car riding along with the door open? In front of a crowd of people? They really didn't care, did they.
JFK hasn't been shot yet, but he is about to be shot. I am referring to the back shot that hit him to the right of the spine, adjacent to T3. It was a frozen dart that contained a nerve agent and probably other drugs. It did not penetrate very deeply. It was formulated to burst and vanish upon entering.
I have very crisp memories from my youth of digging ice cubes out of a tray and having one burst. It would startle me. And I would look around for it because it seemed to vanish in thin air. Ice has a crystal structure. The bonds between the hydrogen and oxygen in ice are spread apart. There are huge gaps, making ice less dense than liquid water, which is why ice floats on water. Here is a young woman explaining why ice cubes crack and pop, which is the prelude to bursting. Minerals in water interfere with the crystal formation, making the ice more subject to bursting. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IhvAedCXPuw
So, JFK was hit in the back with the drug-laced ice dart, whose purpose was to immobilize him in the car. The ice burst on impact with the warm body, but because of the high velocity, it did penetrate a little first. And it was all by design. I'm sure they did extensive experiments to determine how long it would take for the drugs to take effect when delivered this way. The extreme slowing of the vehicle was necessary to give it sufficient time. But, we are talking seconds, not minutes. This was right before he was hit.

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