Bullets are not magical. The magic bullet theory was invented by conspiracy theorists. Jim Garrison claimed to have been the one who invented the term but many loonies have repeated the story. Unfortunately it is a proven myth which you have clearly fallen for.
You are using a circular argument which like all circular argument is self defeating . Your premise is there was a conspiracy which planted evidence and the planted evidence is what proves the conspiracy. But you have no evidence that it WAS planted or that there was a conspiracy. The casings were proven to have been cycled through Oswald's rifle as were ALL of the recovered bullets and bullet fragments. This is not evidence of multiple shooters it is evidence of ONE shooter.
The palm print was not on the butt it was found on the receiver which is exactly where it would be found after he dis assembled and re assembled the rifle. He was dead when they found it but it was not put there.
You have no evidence of multiple shooters. It is nothing more than a partisan myth
Well, the absence of evidence means one of two things, either somebody destroyed evidence, which we know is the case, or you may be right. However, Oswald appears to not have the skill to pull this off. At best, it was pure luck.
There is no absence of evidence.
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The evidence exists and is overwhelming that Oswald shot Kennedy. The absence of evidence of a conspiracy means there was no conspiracy. You cannot point to an absence of evidence and use it AS evidence that there was one.
In fact Oswald did have the skill. He needed no skill to be there he worked there and was employed there well before the motorcade route was planned so being there required no skill. Oswald was a Marine and the Marines have the best basic rifle marksmanship training in the military. He was rated a sharpshooter and had experience hunting.
The actually shooting skill needed was not that challenging. Kennedy was less than 100 yards away moving very slowly and almost directly away from Oswald;s point of view. This makes for a very easy shot or shots which any soldier, marine or even the average deer hunter could have made.
Anyone with some shooting experience can easily look out of the windows of the sixth floor of the texas school book depository and realize it was no problem at all for Oswald to have hit Kennedy 3 out of 3 times.
I guess nerves and adrenaline never plays a part in shooting.
A hired killer would have no problem scoring 3 out of 3.
A scared nutcase, probably not.
I corrected that to 2 out of 3 times.
Of course nerves and adrenaline can pay a role they may have in fact played a role in Oswald missing the first shot. But the claim that they effect someone does not argue that he was innocent after all if it did then NO One would be guilty of murder with a gun.
So a scared nutcase probably yes.
If he missed the first shot, this can cause panic, and then the shooter would be shooting wildly, not accurately.
Unless he had a spotter to tell him how to adjust his fire.
I've been in live life or death situations, and hitting the target isn't always easy when you're scared or unsure of your weapon. For a hired killer, the setup was perfect. As matter of fact, it was too perfect not to be a conspiracy.
I think the only way you can say for sure you have an accurate simulation is take some scared inexperienced Jarhead up there thinking he was committing murder, and simulate the same exact conditions, heat, humidity, time of day, etc, and then you'd get some sort of idea what he had to deal with.