@gregnmitchell@NUCLRGOLF@Bunkerbrogolf Simple. Either hit out of the hazard (which he couldn’t really in this case). Or drop within 2 club lengths outside of the hazard stakes from point of entry. If his ball did hit that grass and dropped back in, he could drop there. Otherwise , point of entry is behind the pond. +1
@zackdfilms1 1. The bullet entered and exited Connally’s right wrist lodging in left thigh.
2. The bullet was not found during surgery, it was found lying on Connally’s gurney in near pristine condition later that evening.
3. The “single bullet theory” alleges 7 wounds, not 6.
I’ve been to 7 Seahawks games since 2010 and let me tell ya, this was the worst I’ve seen the fan base. I was surrounded by Hawks fans and was the only one standing up on defense within a 50ft radius. Say what you will but this was never us at home before. #Seahawks
@Red_Pill_US The driver turns around as both Jack and John were hit and they were becoming aware they were under fire. Look at what you may believe to be a gun again, there’s clearly no recoil. The damage that was done to Kennedys skull would’ve been a clear recoil.
@Red_Pill_US Still surprised after all this time this has traction. Here’s 2 things I’ve always said to debunk:
1st filter: Don’t you think Jackie, Nellie or John would’ve testified they saw and/or heard the driver shoot? Of everyone there I believe those 3 weren’t in on it for clear reasons
@Red_Pill_US Filter 2: If we must look at it then believing Jackie, Nellie or John conspired or somehow didn’t hear that size caliber be shot within feet of them, let’s look at the frames. What most believe to be a weapon of the driver is actually the sun reflection of the passengers hairline