THE BULLET HOLE IN THE WINDSHIELD FIRED FROM THE FRONT OF THE LIMOUSINE

THERE IS NO GREATER EXAMPLE OF THE HOLE IN THE WINDSHIELD THAN THIS PHOTO BY IKE ALTGEN.

As we see the antennae to the direct left (reader's POV) of SS Agent Clint Hill as he climbs on to the limo, the bullet hole in the windshield is quite striking in view.  It is at the near half way point of the antennae, to the direct left (reader's POV) of the rear view mirror and above the flowers.  The hole has spider-like markings indicative of an entrance hole.  Also, during Warren Commission questioning of Robert A. Frazier, special agent FBI laboratory, Allen Dulles asked Frazier if the hole was larger on the inside of the windshield than it was on the outside of the windshield.  Frazier said that it was.  If this is true, then any one can test whether this is true.  In tests of bullets fired through safety glass, an entrance hole is always smaller than an exit hole as the debris pushes forward.  Therefore, the hole was created from a bullet shot from the front of the limousine.