Did Knott Laboratory Disprove the Single-Bullet Theory?

[Tom Graves]

OK, the SBT bullet was obviously not tumbling ... so then what?

I didn't say CE-399 wasn't tumbling between JFK's neck and JBC's back.

This is from the Right Down Your Alley Department:

"Maybe it was."

"Maybe it wasn't."

The important thing is that the so-called Single Bullet Theory doesn't depend on it.

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[Benjamin Cole]

TG--

Your astute comments are not un-meaningless.

[Tom Graves]

TG--

Your astute comments are not un-meaningless.

Have you got any bananas today?

If not, it must be a conspiracy, huh?

[Benjamin Cole]

And I quote:

"Yes, we have no bananas!"

 

[Tom Graves]

And I quote:

"Yes, we have no bananas!"

It's a conspiracy, right?

[Benjamin Cole]

I speculate, but cannot prove, the banana cartel is at work.

“Whenever two or more businessmen concert together ... the meeting ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices”---Lord Keynes.

Others support The Single Banana Theory.

Maybe, maybe not.

[Tom Graves]

The entry wound on the back side of JBC's wrist is a real puzzler. (paraphrased)

Since he was holding his hat by its brim so low in the limousine that it can't be seen in this photo, it's no wonder CE-399 penetrated the back side of his wrist.

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