arksmen were able to get off three shots in 6 seconds. Also, none of these expert marksmen were able to hit the target consistently in any of these times. (McAdams )Now, what exactly happened to JFK's body after the shooting? Well, it was taken to Bethesda Naval Hospital for an autopsy. But, many experts wouldn't even call it that. Many say it was limited and incomplete. Shadowy military figures were rumored to have taken the body there and prevented the hospital from doing a proper autopsy. Also, probably one of the biggest pieces of evidence, JFK's brain was missing and never found. It was more than certain to be the biggest piece of incontrovertible evidence.Another odd twist to the story is how the bullets entered Kennedy's body. If you go by the government's Book Depository account, the bullet would have struck Kennedy from the back. Autopsy reports said that the bullet entered 5.5 inches below the collar and exited through the neck. Well, wouldn't that be an upward shot, instead of the downward trajectory from the sixth story window? But, the government stuck to this and even showed pictures of the entry wound in his back.But, in these photos, it is weird to see the back of JFK's head fully intact and his face is not shown. The whole country saw with their very own eyes that the President's head was practically blown off. It is also weird that in other photos showing the neck wound the common eye can tell it is an entry wound. After viewing these, expert doctors are positive the entry shot was through the throat. That only makes sense because due to beveling, a bullet goes in small and comes out violently pushing anything in its way out making a huge exit wound. You can clearly see the President clutch his throat as the bullet passes through his head. But, how could Oswald shoot the President from the front when he was stationed behind him? Also, this single shot that supposedly came out of Kennedy's throat passed...
