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   Single bullet theory

   The Single-Bullet Theory (or Magic-Bullet Theory, as it is commonly called by its critics) was introduced by the Warren Commission to explain how three shots made by Lee Harvey Oswald resulted in the assassination of United States President John F. Kennedy.
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   Cyril Wecht

   Without the single-bullet theory, there cannot be one assassin, whether it is Oswald or anybody else.
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   Kennedy assassination conspiracy theories

   The single-bullet theory and evidence related to Oswald's rifle are of key importance to the belief that Oswald was a lone assassin. ... The Warren Commission findings and the single bullet theory are implausible according to some researchers.
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   Magic bullet theory

   Single bullet theory, the theory that John F. Kennedy was killed by a single assassin
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   John F. Kennedy assassination

   Further information: Timeline of the John F. Kennedy assassination and Single bullet theory ... This single bullet then backed out of Connally's left thigh and was found by his gurney in the hospital.
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   Arlen Specter

   As an assistant counsel for the commission, he authored or co-authored the controversial "single bullet theory," which suggested the wounds to President Kennedy and non-fatal wounds to Texas Governor John Connally were caused by the same bullet.
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   Warren Commission

   Specter reproducing the assumed alignment of the single bullet theory
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   Single Video Theory

   The term "single video theory" is a play on the "single bullet theory," involving the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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   Magic bullet

   "Magic" or "Single bullet theory", a term used to disparage the conclusion of the Warren Commission report that a single bullet caused four wounds during the John F. Kennedy assassination
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    John F. Kennedy autopsy

    The single bullet theory of the Warren Commission Report places a bullet wound at the sixth cervical vertebra of the vertebral column, which is consistent with 5.5 inches (14 cm) below the ear.

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