11.22 FBI Memo About an Secret Service Agent Finding a Bullet in the Limo

[John Corbett]

JC--

You think when people use the word "bullet," even in an FBI memo written by a licensed lawyer, they are leaving open to interpretation, in fact make it misleadingly unclear, whether they are referring to a whole bullet or slug, vs. a fragment or shrapnel?

I think 99% of people call a whole bullet a "bullet" and small pieces of a bullet "fragments", "pieces" or "shrapnel."

Can you find an example of an FBI memo that refers to fragments as a singular "bullet"?

Yes. The one you provided.

Can you provide a witness or a film showing Landis searching the limo?

[Zeon Mason]

Yes. The one you provided.

Can you provide a witness or a film showing Landis searching the limo?

So we’re supposed to believe that just ONE SS agent all by himself, no others around him, made a search of the limo ( and no one else saw him doing so) and found a bullet on the backseat which had been missed by dozens of other people surrounding the limo and guarding the limo at time it was at the Bethesda hospital?