The magic-bullet theory is the most ridiculous theory in the history of the scientific method. That’s because it isn’t a scientific theory. It was proposed by a young lawyer during the Warren Commission, after it became necessary to create the theory following the revelation that James Tague had been injured from a stray bullet. Their narrative only allowed Oswald to take 3 shots, so a stray bullet only left 2 shots, a fatal shot to Kennedy’s head, and the magic shot that went through Kennedy’s back, exiting his chest, hitting Governor Connelly in his back, exiting his chest, and hitting Connelly again in the wrist and then leg. Without the magic bullet it would suggest a second shooter and a conspiracy. Was there a second shooter? Join the conversation and get answers to this question and more on According2Sam episode #230.
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'Magic Bullet'
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'Magic Bullet'
According2Sam #230
Jul 19, 2024
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