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Online John Corbett

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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?

Online Zeon Mason

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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?

Online Tom Scully

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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?

Landis's report, dated on 11/30, of his 11/22 activities. On page 7 he describes no opportunity, back at Andrews, after disembarking and escorting Mrs. Kennedy, to be near the limousine again on 11/22.

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...Urs. Kennedy’s purse and hat and a cigarette Lighter were on the back seat. I
picked these three items up as I walked through the car and followed Mrs. Kennedy
into the hospital...

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Online Mark A. Oblazney

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Re: 11.22 FBI Memo About an Secret Service Agent Finding a Bullet in the Limo
« Reply #10 on: October 18, 2026, 06:17:10 AM »
QED.

Next whack-a-mole subject ?  How about Lambchop ?

Online John Corbett

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Re: 11.22 FBI Memo About an Secret Service Agent Finding a Bullet in the Limo
« Reply #11 on: October 18, 2026, 01:25:29 PM »
Landis's report, dated on 11/30, of his 11/22 activities. On page 7 he describes no opportunity, back at Andrews, after disembarking and escorting Mrs. Kennedy, to be near the limousine again on 11/22.

Landis' story was that he found the bullet at Parkland and put it on JFK's stretcher which makes no sense. Of course he wouldn't have been one of the agents who searched the limo. He was assigned to Jackie who went to Bethesda and the limo was sent to the White House garage to be searched for evidence. It's amazing how anyone could believe what Landis said in 2023.

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Try reading the third paragraph. Shanklin is clearly describing the search of the limo which was conducted in Washington the night of the JFKA. The memo says they found the bullet that killed JFK which was the fragmented bullet. Landis claimed he found a whole bullet in the rear seat. He claimed he put it in his pocket and then placed it in a blanket by JFK's foot. That would have been an incredibly stupid thing to do for a 28 year old agent who still had all his marbles. Landis was 88 when he told that story and clearly his front porch light was flickering. I imagine his cognitive decline has continued over the past 3 years.

   You're forgetting about the JFK Limo being flown back to DC aboard the C130. If you believe the SS did Not get inside that car during the long flight back to DC, your gullible beyond belief. I believe this is when this bullet was found.
   Strange, that pieces of JFK's skull would be found and immediately marched into the autopsy room for fitting into the holes in his head. Yet, there was No Mention of this bullet while Humes et al were X-Raying JFK's body from head to toe amidst the search for a missing bullet. No, not strange at all. Humes was snooker'd.
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Online John Corbett

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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?

Your question is a good one as well as being rhetorical. It pretty much answers itself.