single-bullet theory

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The single-bullet theory is the controversial explanation from the Warren Commission’s investigation of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination that posits one bullet caused multiple wounds to both Kennedy and Texas Governor John Connally.

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instanceOf ballistic theory
conspiracy-related theory
forensic hypothesis
alsoKnownAs magic bullet theory NERFINISHED
single bullet theory NERFINISHED
bulletCaliber 6.5 mm
bulletDesignation Commission Exhibit 399 NERFINISHED
bulletNickname CE 399
bulletType full metal jacket bullet
centralTo official narrative of the Kennedy assassination
concernsEvent assassination of John F. Kennedy
concernsLocation Dallas, Texas NERFINISHED
Dealey Plaza NERFINISHED
concernsPerson John Connally NERFINISHED
John F. Kennedy NERFINISHED
controversial true
country United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizedFor apparent minimal deformation of CE 399
implausible bullet trajectory
timing constraints based on Zapruder film
disputedBy conspiracy theorists
many assassination researchers
evaluatedBy House Select Committee on Assassinations NERFINISHED
hasSubject forensic ballistics
government inquiry
political assassination
influenced public skepticism about official explanations of the assassination
investigationContext United States presidential assassination investigation
involvesShooter Lee Harvey Oswald NERFINISHED
involvesWeapon Mannlicher-Carcano rifle NERFINISHED
notableIn American political history
conspiracy theory studies
posits a single bullet passed through Kennedy and then struck Connally
one bullet caused multiple wounds to John F. Kennedy and John Connally
the same bullet caused chest, wrist, and thigh wounds to Connally
the same bullet caused neck and back wounds to Kennedy
proposedBy Warren Commission NERFINISHED
proposedIn Warren Commission Report NERFINISHED
relatedTo Kennedy autopsy controversy NERFINISHED
Zapruder film analysis
grassy knoll second-shooter theory
three-bullet sequence in Dealey Plaza
reliesOn alignment of Kennedy and Connally in the presidential limousine
ballistic analysis of CE 399
medical and autopsy evidence
supportsConclusion Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone
no second gunman was involved
only three shots were fired
timePeriod 1963

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