aised less than halfway, meaning the shooter would have had to kneel to make the shots. "Howard Brennan has been discredited as being any kind of a reliable witness."(Duffy, p 89) In 1976, the House of Representatives established a Select Committee on Assassinations. On July 17, 1979, they came out with a report that agreed with the Warren Commission's claim that Oswald fired the shot into JFK's head. They did disagree that he acted alone. They concluded that two gunmen fired shots, therefore saying that they believed that JFK was assassinated as the result of a conspiracy. "The Warren Commission was made for the purpose of hiding the real facts about the assassination rather than uncovering the truth that it promised to reveal to the American people."(Livingstone, pg. 49) "There is a fog over the evidence, something only a military or civilian intelligence can do."(Livingstone, pg. 177)
             An important part to the conspiracy theory is the "Magic Bullet", or Single Bullet Theory. The Warren Commission concluded that one single bullet made wounds in both John F. Kennedy and John Connally. This would mean that the bullet "...hit the President in the back, exited through the throat, passed through Connally's body, breaking a rib, then shattered bone in his wrist, and finally entered his left thigh."(Stahl, part III, A) The bullet was then found on his stretcher, with no traces of blood and being only slightly deformed. The bullet could not have caused all these wounds and it is not possible for a bullet to come out only slightly deformed. Test
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