Oliver Stone Proves the Single-Bullet Theory

https://youtu.be/2nmGS8rVuIM?si=-n29JDW0X0kuXlcH

This scene from Oliver Stone's JFK inadvertently supports the single-bullet theory.

Here is a frame showing the limousine from the sixth floor window of the TSBD: (from 3:07 in the above clip)

Of course, this doesn't prove the single-bullet theory. There are all sorts of issues with the frame number, the position of Kennedy and Connally -- but, it's amazingly close. Certainly this should have suggested to Oliver Stone that the single-bullet theory was quite possible.

Update

Bill Roe points out something interesting:

At 3:00 in the film clip you linked, Stone shows a cropped frame from the Zapruder film while Costner says Connally has not yet been hit because he is holding his Stetson hat. Next he says Connally is hit at frame 238. But the frame he showed with Connally's hat is actually frame 272...which I hope most would agree is AFTER 238! Here is a crop of 272...compare it with the frame at 3:00 in the clip.

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