:55:04
...and exiting from the right side
of his chest. Wound #4.
:55:08
The bullet turns right, reentering
Connally's body at his right wrist.
:55:13
Wound #5.
:55:15
Shattering the radius bone...
:55:17
...the bullet exits Connally's wrist,
wound #6...
:55:20
...makes a dramatic U-turn,
then buries itself in Connally's left thigh.
:55:25
Wound #7, from which it later falls out...
:55:28
...and is found
in almost pristine condition...
:55:31
...on a stretcher in a corridor
of Parkland Hospital.
:55:37
Some bullet.
:55:40
Any combat vet can tell you,
never in the history of gunfire...
:55:43
...has there been a bullet this ridiculous.
:55:46
The government says it can prove it
with some fancy physics in a nuclear lab.
:55:51
Of course they can.
:55:53
Theoretical physics can prove
an elephant can hang from a cliff...
:55:56
...with his tail tied to a daisy.
:55:59
But use your eyes, your common sense.
:56:02
The Army wound ballistics experts
fired some comparison bullets.
:56:07
Not one of them looked anything like this.
:56:10
Take a look at CE-856.
:56:14
An identical bullet...
:56:16
...fired through the wrist
of a human cadaver...
:56:19
...just one of the bones smashed
by the magic bullet.
:56:23
Seven wounds, gentlemen.
:56:25
Tough skin...
:56:26
...dense bones.
:56:29
This single-bullet explanation...
:56:31
...is the foundation of the Warren
Commission's claim of one assassin.
:56:36
And once you conclude...
:56:37
...the magic bullet couldn't create
all seven wounds...
:56:40
...you must conclude there was
a fourth shot and a second rifleman.
:56:45
And if there was a second rifleman...
:56:48
...then by definition there had
to be a conspiracy...
:56:52
...which we believe
involves the accused, Clay Shaw.
:56:56
Fifty-one witnesses thought
they heard shots from the grassy knoll...