Fatal shot came from front, Oswald didn’t hit JFK, it was a coup…
“I am signal supervisor for the Union Terminal and I was inspecting signal and switches and stopped to watch the parade.
“I was standing on top of the triple underpass and the President’s Car was coming down Elm Street and when they got just about to the Arcade I heard what I thought for the moment was a fire cracker and he slumped over and I looked over toward the arcade and trees and saw a puff of smoke come from the trees and I heard three more shots after the first shot but that was the only puff of smoke I saw.
“I immediately ran around to where I could see behind the arcade and did not see anyone running from there. But the puff of smoke I saw definitely came from behind the arcade through the trees. After the first shot the President slumped over and Mrs. Kennedy jumped up and tried to get over in the back seat to him and then the second shot rang out.
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“After the first shot the secret service man raised up in the seat with a machine gun and then dropped back down in the seat. And they immediately sped off. Everything is spinning in my head and if I remember anything else later I will come back and tell Bill. ”
S.M. Holland
Malcom “Mac” Wallace
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The Back Wound
Wallace centred on Kennedy and fired. The shot went almost two hundred feet but was low and to the right,hitting the President in the right shoulder blade. .
The bullet was deflected ever so slightly… the bullet’s jacket separating to hit and crack the windshield.
The remaining slug hitting the curbing in front of James Tague.. 1963 — Tom Dillard JFK collection — James Teague showing mark on curb.
A splinter nicked Tague on the cheek.
“But the puff of smoke I saw definitely came from behind the arcade through the trees.” S.M. Holland
According to the Warren Report t, there was a single fingerprint lifted from the carton designated “A” in the “sniper’s nest” which could not be linked with Oswald, any other employee of the Texas School Book Depository, or any law enforcement officer that had handled the carton. The fingerprint remains in the National Archives, labeled “Unknown.”
However, by 1998, a 14 point match with Malcolm Wallace’s prints would be made, thereby directly linking Johnson to the assassination. (Wallace’s prints were, of course, on record after his conviction.) On March 9, 1998, A. Nathan Darby, A.L.C.E., a Certified Latent Fingerprint Examiner, and a member of the International Association for Identification, signed a sworn affidavit stating that he found a positive match between the “Unknown” print from Carton “A” and the 1951 print of Mac Wallace.
For easier comparison, the “Unknown’ print from the sniper’s nest on the right has been duplicated and superimposed in red over the Wallace print on the left. The match becomes obvious even to the layman.
https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/docid-32144493.pdf [p. 3]
“I am signal supervisor for the Union Terminal and I was inspecting signal and switches and stopped to watch the parade.
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