From: samamcclung@gmail.com   
      
   On Monday, November 6, 2023 at 7:51:25 AM UTC-6, Sam McClung wrote:   
   > Explain all shots aimed and fired at JFK without mentioning patsy Oswald nor   
   anything he did.    
   >    
   > hint: only two of these shots hit JFK    
   >    
   > hint: excludes the 3 distraction shots fired by Cain not at JFK from the   
   frame Oswald window    
   >    
   > Difficulty rating: 10+    
   > Bonus points: explain the changing ratio of Cain's 3 distraction shots to   
   the attempted kill shots   
      
   Answer:   
      
   The 3 snipers, JD, Sturgis, and Roscoe, in that order, each fired a suppressed   
   shot at JFK. Only Roscoe's shot hit JFK (neck/back transiting bullet). Cain   
   fired his first unsuppressed acoustic distraction shot from the infamous 6th   
   floor window.   
      
   The first gunfire sounds the witnesses heard were the 3 supersonic cracks of   
   the suppressed shots in flight, resulting in so many indicating they heard   
   "firecrackers" (plural).   
      
   After the first 3 suppressed shots and Cain's first unsuppressed acoustic   
   distraction shot Cain fired an unsuppressed acoustic distraction shot after   
   each suppressed shot by the snipers, as follows.   
      
   Sturgis fired his second shot (miss). Cain fired his second unsuppressed   
   acoustic distraction shot. Perhaps Sturgis missed both shots because of the   
   case of Pearl beer he got the night before.   
      
   Roscoe fired his second shot (entered JFK's right temple, exited the rear   
   right of his head). Cain fired his third unsuppressed acoustic distraction   
   shot.   
      
   8 shots total fired in Dealey Plaza.   
      
   Cain's distraction shots were an attempt to hide the source of the suppressed   
   shots fired by the 3 snipers and to try to make it sound as if all shots   
   originated from the infamous 6th floor window. Suppressed shots have a crack   
   while unsuppressed shots    
   have a crack and a bang. The crack is the sound of the supersonic bullet in   
   flight in excess of the sound barrier. The bang is the  muzzle blast sound   
   from unsuppressed rifles. The crack is generally the first sound heard by   
   witnesses of unsuppressed    
   gunfire.    
      
   All 3 snipers and Cain were using 7.65mm Mauser rifles. 7+6+5 = 18 = 6+6+6   
      
   Per Nagell, a veritable genius:   
   "Zip! Zip! Zip! Bang! Zip! Bang" Zip! Bang!"   
   Zips being suppressed shots, bangs being unsuppressed shots, per me.   
      
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