Can't find diagram of shots to jfk from conspiracy point of view?

[Bob Prudhomme]

What I am suggesting is, if the bullet passed thru the head from front to back and exited to the back, it carried away some of its kinetic energy, and could not have transferred 100% of its momentum to the head. The motion of the head backward contains more energy than can be added by one bullet (even at 100%). I just don't believe the quasi-medical explanation that the force was muscular spasms or anything like that (for the good and simple reason that no one seems to be able to have ever documented this effect before). The melon-jet effect by itself (which requires a bullet from the rear - but at least it has been documented) doesn't seem to add a force of sufficient magnitude, or duration, to push the head that fast or that far.

For the head to move backward so fast, something else must also have occurred. And Bob P. is fixing to tell us what that is, hopefully sooner rather than later.

It's coming, Drew! I promise the very next post on that other thread will contain all the material I have been teasing everyone with.

In the meantime, two things we should ponder:

Does a large exit wound in the rear of JFK's head mean that a bullet, or part of a bullet, had to exit through that hole?

Did JFK actually get knocked back and to the left by the energy transferred by the arresting of the bullet, or did this transfer of energy only produce a brief recoil in that direction, and then and only then did JFK's limp form fall towards his wife, affected only by gravity?