In the Kennedy assassination, how did one shot pass through two people without travelling in a straight line, while another shot from the rear caused Kennedy’s head to move backwards, rather than forwards?

it would be theoretical impossible

Explanation:

a bullet is incapable of moving in a angle like that without hiting something to cause it to ricochet of of something but it wasnt a sharp torn it was like it was being guided which is impossible unless there was another shooter.

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