The Warren Commission Sham

[Dan O'meara]

The conspirators would have had no idea about how much bullet debris was to be found in Kennedy, Connally or in the limo, so they would hardly introduce a slightly flattened bullet into the evidence trail, hoping that it would match what was found. That is just too far fetched. It really does look like CE399 was the "magic bullet". Not that this validates the lone nut theory though.

 
It certainly was magic, the way it appeared out of nowhere.
Even more magical is the transformation of the large bullet fragment that was handed to Highway Patrolman Bob Nolan which morphed into the four tiny bullet fragments labelled Q9.

[Tom Graves]

Tomlinson, Wright, Johnsen and Rowley refused to identify CE399 as the bullet they handled that day.

1) Let's say that, somehow knowing with absolute certainty that CE-399 caused neither JFK's nor JBC's wounds and having heard that it had allegedly been found by in Parkland Hospital by Tomlinson in Parkland Hospital, who had allegedly given it to Wright, who had allegedly given it to Johnsen, who had allegedly given it to Rowley, who had allegedly given it to Todd (who scratched his initial on it), 1) why do you think it was shot through Oswald's short-rifle, and 2) what is its significance in the JFK Assassination case?

2) Tomlinson, Johnsen, and Rowley refused to identify seven months later, or were unable to identify seven months later for the simple reason that it was seven months later and they hadn't put their initials on it?

3) If I understand your theory correctly, you believe that the bullet that struck JBC's wrist fragmented into large pieces and left about five small fragments in the wound, itself. If I'm right about that, how do you explain the fact that none of the test bullets that were fired through the wrists of cadavers fragmented into large pieces?

[Jim Hawthorn]

It certainly was magic, the way it appeared out of nowhere.

So you think that they just winged it by planting that slightly deformed bullet in a hope that its core loss would match the shrapnel found in Connally?

[Tom Graves]

So you think that they just winged it by planting that slightly deformed bullet in a hope that its core loss would match the shrapnel found in Connally?

He thinks it appeared magically, and he doesn't want to think about it.

[Jim Hawthorn]

He thinks it appeared magically, and he doesn't want to think about it.

So what is the LNer fan's take on the large fragment than fell out of Connally's thigh?

The largest fragment deflected away from the wrist and lodged itself in JBC's thigh. As he was being moved from his stretcher to the examining table it fell on the floor making a noise similar to a "wedding band" hitting the floor. This large fragment of bullet was picked up by a nurse who showed it to Henry Wade who was there visiting his good freind Connally. Wade told the nurse to give the bullet to a police officer. Apparently, she put the large bullet fragment in a small envelope and gave it to Texas Highway Patrolman Bob Nolan. At some point on it's journey this large bullet fragment magically transformed into four small bullet fragments.

[Tom Graves]

So what is the LNer fan's take on the large fragment than fell out of Connally's thigh?

Are you serious?

[Royell Storing]

He thinks it appeared magically, and he doesn't want to think about it.

   Freudian that even You would use the word "Magic". "Magic Bullet" anybody?