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A single bullet was fired from a rifle on a sixth-floor window. First, it entered JFK's upper back and traveled downward, exiting through his throat. Then, it struck the governor in the back, shattering a rib as it tore through his chest. The bullet continued, exiting the governor's chest and hitting his right wrist, breaking a bone. Finally, it lodged itself into the governor's thigh, where it stayed until removed by doctors in almost perfect condition.
Now, now investigators claimed that this is what happened: a single bullet caused six wounds while staying intact. But many argue that the bullet's trajectory is impossible; the angles just don't add up, leaving us wondering if there was actually more than one bullet.