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Conspiracy Theories and the JFK Headshot | NeuroLogica Blog
https://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.../conspiracy-theories-and-the-jfk-headshot...
Jan 12, 2007
According to new calculations based on the video recordings of the assassination,
the mysterious movement of the president’s head after being shot – a crucial detail
in the grassy knoll theory – was the result of a recoil effect. (Photo: AP)
It has been 55 years since US President John F Kennedy was assassinated.
Countless conspiracy theories have, since then, surfaced in attempt to explain
how the events really went down.
The most famous of these is the ‘grassy knoll’ theory.
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JFK assassination: Study confirms bullet was
fired from behind by Lee Harvey Oswald
DECCAN CHRONICLE
Published Apr 26, 2018, 10:58 am ISTUpdated Apr 26, 2018, 10:58 am IST
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.assassination.jfk/vjzU4S_VjsY
Despite the arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald and subsequent analyses that
showed JFK’s wounds lined up with the type of rifle Oswald owned,
skeptics have proposed there was a second gunman standing on a hill
to the front of the motorcade.
However, a new study could finally help put the debate to rest.
According to new calculations based on the video recordings of the
assassination, the mysterious movement of the president’s head after
being shot – a crucial detail in the grassy knoll theory – was the result
of a recoil effect.
The videos further show that the fatal bullet impact was immediately
followed by a forward head snap, adding further proof that JFK was
shot from behind, as the official autopsy indicated.
According to the study’s author Dr. Nicholas Nalli, this initial forward
movement can be seen in the famous footage captured by civilian
Abraham Zapruder, who filmed the doomed Dallas motorcade on
November 22, 1963 using an 8-mm home video camera, and
inadvertently recorded the assassination.
The widespread grassy knoll theory centers around a number of
‘oddities’ in the initial findings, which showed that the president
made a ‘back and to the left’ movement just after being shot.
According to proponents of the second gunman explanation, this
suggests JFK was shot from the front by a person standing on a
small hill on the northwest side of Dealey Plaza, otherwise known
as the grassy knoll.
The new study published to the journal Heliyon, Nalli uses
one-dimensional gunshot wound dynamics models to investigate
these previously ‘glossed over’ events in greater detail.
The force calculations include known information from the crime
scene, including bullet mass, speed, and diameter, as well as the
camera shutter frequency and autopsy measurements and
according to Nalli, the footage of the event supports the
conclusion that Kennedy was shot from behind.
According to the analysis, the bullet deformed after colliding with
the skull, transferring most of its kinetic energy to the head.
Some of this energy would have driven an impulse force immediately
after, propelling the target forward about 2 inches (5 centimeters)
over the course of one shutter cycle.
The rest of the kinetic energy would have gone into the soft tissue,
Nalli writes.
A second backward acceleration seen in the President’s upper body
after the shooting was likely a nervous system reaction to the
‘massive brain injury.’
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