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It had to be planted, conspiracy theorists tell you-set up to frame Lee Harvey Oswald- or else the bullet had to be magic. To this day, three-quarters of Americans believe itвЂ™s impossible for one missile to perform incredible feats of altering trajectory, piercing seventeen layers of clothing, four layers of skin, fifteen inches of flesh, smash a rib and a wrist bone before coming to rest entirely intact in a thigh, then be suspiciously found and conclusively matched to the alleged assassinвЂ™s rifle. This вЂњ perfectвЂќ bullet has been held as proof of conspiracy in the JFK Assassination for over fifty years. It was later recovered intact on a hospital stretcher in whatвЂ™s been described as вЂњ pristineвЂќ condition and became the cornerstone of the Warren CommissionвЂ™s Single Bullet Theory that postulates one bullet did tremendous damage to two men and came out looking like new. This bullet allegedly cut clean through his neck, exited below his AdamвЂ™s Apple, and carried on to severely wound Texas Governor John Connally who was seated ahead of the President in the limousine.

Officially, this bullet is known as Warren Commission Exhibit 399 and was said to strike JFK approximately 4.92 seconds earlier. The other bullet-the one that got Kennedy in the back, at the base of his neck-is far more controversial. Most people have seen frame 313 of the Zapruder Film that shows the presidentвЂ™s head exploding and thereвЂ™s little dispute in the timing, nor placement, of this shot. The fatal bullet struck Kennedy in the top of his head and, literally, blew out his brains. Kennedy suffered two gunshot wounds during his assassination in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963. It's very easy to pull off the Warren Report shots, even the so-called 'magic bullet'.United States President John F.Villain Protagonist: Seeing how you play as Lee Harvey Oswald in the JFK assassination, this is a given.

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It's also possible, should you hit the driver at the exact right time, to end with the Presidential car embedding itself in a distant wall. Secret Service agent sprints into the back of the car, almost certainly ruining his chances of ever breeding. Presidential car slams into the back of the stopped bystander car. And, of course, there's killing JFK by sniping out the Innocent Bystander driving the car in front of him, then scaring JFK's driver with a few rounds, then taking him out just as the car speeds up.

Video Game Cruelty Potential: The game is generally used simply to see how many people you can slaughter and how much of the rag doll physics you can enjoy.

This makes it easy to kill as many people as possible.

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Too Dumb to Live: One can shoot the driver (fatally or not fatally) of the car full of FBI Agents that is right in front of the President's limo, causing said car to stop and also causing the limo and all following vehicles to stop behind it.

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There Is No Kill Like Overkill: If the point of the game is to kill JFK (and/or his wife), why not cause extra historical carnage by killing the Governor of Texas ( and/or his wife), the VP ( and/or his wife)? You also have the freedom to shoot cops, FBI agents, dignitaries, drivers and Secret Service Agents.

Sniping Mission: The entirety of the game.

Real Footage Re-creation: The game is clearly inspired by footage like the Zapruder Film.

Ragdoll Physics: Despite its controversial nature, the game's wonky physics is the sole reason most people play it.

Police Are Useless: Depending on who you kill first, the cops can dismount their motorcycles and draw their revolvers to protect the president, however, they will never fire it, even when they are looking straight at you.

One-Hit Polykill: Possible as long as the same bullet passes through the heads, necks or chests of one or more people.

Off the Rails: When you decide to shoot other people instead.

You can shoot cops' helmets off their heads or shoot off the shades of Secret Service personnel, albeit without consolation points.