Fragments

[Tim Nickerson]

You're gonna need a doctor to explain a how a bullet that left fragments at the femur falls out of a leg
falls out? -  >> - too funny

How does a fragment that is 2mm in its greatest diameter create an entry wound 10 mm in diameter? Explain that one Einstein. Dr. Shires described the wound as being shallow. I don't need a doctor to explain how a 3 cm long bullet that had penetrated perhaps no more than a cm could have fallen out of the leg.

[Peter Goth]

[Bill Chapman]

Wasn't more fragments recovered from Connolly than missing from Magic bullet? I know other small fragments were also left behind in Connolly's wrist ? strange eh?

'Wasn't weren't more fragments'

I hereby charge you with insulting the plural tense

[Tim Nickerson]

'Wasn't weren't more fragments'

I hereby charge you with insulting the plural tense

Ahem. Glass houses. Stones. Period.

[Gary Craig]

Thank you 

[Tim Nickerson]

Shires misread the X-ray. \

Dr. GREGORY - Careful examination of this set of X-rays illustrated or demonstrates, I should say, a number of artificial lines, this is one and there is one. These lines I think represent rather hurried development of these films for they were taken under emergency conditions. They were intended simply to let us know if there was another missile in the Governor's limb where it might be located.
The only missile turned up is the same one seen in the original film which lies directly opposite the area indicated as the site of the missile wound or the wound in the thigh, but a fragment of metal, again microscopic measuring about five-tenths of a millimeter by 2 millimeters, lies just beneath the skin, about a half inch on the medial aspect of the thigh.

[Peter Goth]

Shires misread the X-ray. \