CBS News - Father-and-son team Luke and Michael Haag have used the latest
technology to re-examine the idea that one bullet hit President John F.
Kennedy and Texas Gov. John Connally. The duo is featured on the PBS
series "Nova" in a documentary called "Cold Case JFK."
Using 3D laser scanners -- a technology that's come into play in
forensics in recent years -- the Haags documented the crime scene of
Kennedy's assassination and their proposed trajectory of the single
bullet in an effort to debunk popular conspiracy theories, such as the
Grassy Knoll shooter theory, that have persisted in the case.
"(We can envision) crime scenes more thoroughly, more completely than
we ever have had the capability to do. So we walk away from the crime
scene with more information and we can then examine the crime scene over
and over again later on, on a computer. So as we get new hypotheses,
things about -- people talking about where a shooter might have been at a
new revelatory type place, we can go in to that software, take some
calculations, take measurements, angles, and it's all right there,"
Michael Haag said.
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