A "YOU TUBE" VIEWER WROTE:
This [melon test performed on TV by Penn & Teller in the video below] is stupid. The melons aren't supported by a neck, they are free based.
DAVID VON PEIN SAID:
Which makes the TOWARD-THE-SHOOTER movement of that untethered melon all the more impressive and meaningful (in a "jet effect" fashion), because the melon could have gone flying off the table in the same direction as the bullet. But it didn't. Instead, it moved toward the shooter.
So, if some kind of "jet effect" isn't making that untethered melon move toward the gunman...then what DOES cause such a movement?
Good luck explaining the movement of that hunk of fruit WITHOUT resorting to some type of "jet effect" explanation. I doubt you'll be able to do it.
TWO ENDURING JFK CONSPIRACY MYTHS
DEBUNKED IN LESS THAN THREE MINUTES
David Von Pein
February 11, 2009
