Reply #4: And not only that, but they mistate the theory itself. It was [View All]

[John Q. Citizen]

always called the "magic bullet theory" because anyone looking would realise that it would take magic to make a bullet act the way they claimed it did.

The House Committee on Assasinations got it right where the Warren Commision failed. They said in their final report that it was more than likely there were others involved. The recent article in the Washington Post dealing with the acoustic evidence supports the House on there findings.

I'm constantly amazed that the House Report and the accoustic evidence can't seem to penatrate the herd mentality of the public at large. Once the story goes out one way, people can't seem to adapt to the new information and revise their belief.