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Chapter 9

The Natural, Instinctive Physical Reactions of Three Key People in Dealey Plaza that Prove a Second Gunman!

Of the approximate 600 people who ventured into Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963 and witnessed history tragically change before their eyes at 12:30 p.m. CST, three of them share an experience that defy what the history books say happened in those critical seconds.

All three are victims to varying degrees. President Kennedy was slain by gunfire, leaving us with only the haunting images of how he died on the Zapruder film, the Nix film and dozens of photographs.

His wife Jackie, the nation’s First Lady, was also a victim even though she was not harmed by a bullet. The trauma she endured didn’t last a matter of seconds, but a lifetime. Perhaps it is best that the trauma of those horrific moments vastly diminished her recollection of her husband being murdered while sitting beside her.

A third victim, a Dallas motorcycle cop riding along the bumper of the Presidential limousine, also was not injured by a bullet but can be forgiven if, for a few seconds, he believed he may have been shot.

This man’s tragedy is that the Warren Commission, hence the official historical record of 11/22/63, reduced his awful experience to nothing by totally discounting what happened to him, thereby also affecting what the Commission says happened to President and Mrs. Kennedy.

So, what do these three victims share in common?

Unlike all other people in Dealey Plaza, their close proximity to each other as the shots rang out caused all three to be physically effected in those few seconds.

As a result of the fatal head shot specifically, all three of them, at the same moment, experienced natural, instinctive, physical reactions to what just happened.

In other words, how they instinctively and physically reacted to the kill shot on Elm Street was beyond their control.

Even more telling, in chapter 9’s analysis of their reactions to the lethal head shot, it becomes apparent that the gunshot that caused all three reactions could NOT have come from the sixth floor southeast corner Book Depository window above and behind them!

There had to be a second assassin.