Lone Nutters Abuse Of The Term "Conspiracy Theory"

[Tim Nickerson]

Harris's videos impressed me 18 years ago...Especially one subject I can't remember now...Maybe the Magic Bullet...Maybe Connally's bullet that dropped on the floor and the nurse picked up...Yeah, I think that was it...The tracing of that bullet that was taken to evidence and disappeared...A whole bullet...

Harris' claimed that nurse Audrey Bell didn't give the Connally fragments to Texas Patrolman Bobby M. Nolan but to someone else. He claimed that Nolan received a whole bullet from someone.

[Tim Nickerson]

BD--

I plan a post on the Connally slug, and the Walker slug in the future.

In both case, the official evidence and the WC narrative stretches credulity.

Every hospital employee knows that all gunshots must be reported to police, and all evidence, such as bullets, retained. A serious matter.

Yet somehow a bullet that struck the Governor of the State of Texas (and that made a clean small, round hole in his pant leg upon entry, indication quite a bit of force) ends up...where? On the floor outside of the Trauma Room 2?

Except O.P. Wright, a former police chief and then hospital administrator, said the bullet he received from Tomlinson was a pointy-head bullet?

There are equally confounding circumstances regarding the Walker bullet.

The WC and FBI were pursuing the LNT narrative, per instructions of LBJ, who did not want to nuke it out with Moscow.

The bullet that struck Connally didn't end up on the floor outside of the Trauma Room 2. It was found on the stretcher that Connally had been on.

On June 12, 1964, O.P. Wright told agent Bardwell Odum that CE-399 appeared to be the same bullet that he had handled on Nov 22, 1963.

[Martin Weidmann]

The bullet that struck Connally didn't end up on the floor outside of the Trauma Room 2. It was found on the stretcher that Connally had been on.

On June 12, 1964, O.P. Wright told agent Bardwell Odum that CE-399 appeared to be the same bullet that he had handled on Nov 22, 1963.

The bullet that struck Connally didn't end up on the floor outside of the Trauma Room 2. It was found on the stretcher that Connally had been on.

That's an assumption. Nobody could confirm with certainty that the stretcher the bullet was on, was used by Connally.

On June 12, 1964, O.P. Wright told agent Bardwell Odum that CE-399 appeared to be the same bullet that he had handled on Nov 22, 1963.

No he didn't. According to the Airtel of SAC Dallas neither Tomlinson or Wright could identify the bullet.

Even worse, Odum, in a conversation with Gary Aguilar, in 2002, denied ever having or showing CE 399 to anybody.

[Tim Nickerson]

That's an assumption. Nobody could confirm with certainty that the stretcher the bullet was on, was used by Connally.

Tomlinson said it was on the stretcher that he had pulled off the elevator. That was the stretcher that Connally had been on.

No he didn't. According to the Airtel of SAC Dallas neither Tomlinson or Wright could identify the bullet.

Yes he did. While he was unable to positively identify it as the bullet he handled, he said that it appeared to be the same one.

https://www.maryferrell.org/xdoc/11653#relPageId=3
 

Even worse, Odum, in a conversation with Gary Aguilar, in 2002, denied ever having or showing CE 399 to anybody.

In 2003, Josiah Thompson said that Odum called him on the phone and essentially deferred to the FBI document. Meaning that he did indeed show CE-399 to Tomlinson and Wright on June 12, 1964. He remembered being in Wright's office not long after the assassination but couldn't remember why. When Odum originally told Aguilar and Thompson that he never handled the bullet he also told them that if he had there would be an FD-302 that he reported it in. He was wrong. The FBI agents never wrote any FD-302s for the evidence interviews that they did with witnesses in June of 64.