With the three shots total, though, first one, you think it's reasonable, it comes from the repository.

I agree. I think that's perfectly reasonable.

Yeah, I think it's reasonable.

There are questions around Lee Harvey Oswald doing it, though, which I also hinted at earlier, because in the stairwell there, at the same exact time, there were women who were going up when he's supposed

to be descending, and he was not. He was then downstairs. And obviously, Stu Wexler did an

amazing job when I had him in here going through Oswald's whole checkered history. I mean, it was

unreal, like all the stuff he went through. My friend Danny Jones, as I mentioned, did an amazing

podcast with John Newman, where he discussed some of it too but you know moving on to the to the bullets and away from that

second one probably grassy knoll where what i'm i'm forgetting it right now there's one

the first one goes through the neck. The second one goes wide.

Goes wide.

Yeah, it strikes the curb.

If you're driving in the limo, if you're riding in the limo, God help us.

It goes wide right according to the Warren Commission and strikes the curve and you've got a bystander

that's over there and he's injured it's hit by the bullet well a fragment a fragment kicks up and

injures that individual and then the third shot um is the kill shot it's a headshot not that this wasn't a kill shot okay this is he could

have lived from that though he could have he would have been in a greatly diminished state um

but i don't know because we didn't examine the organs of the neck yeah i was going to say what if

if you were able to stop the bleeding and get him to emergency surgery what

it's not like it's going through the heart or anything no but uh you know you're going through a

very vascular area in there in the neck so i don't know what was clipped i don't know if they could

have gotten to that to kind of stem the flow of things uh what would be the possibility that he could

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