I asked:
"If you have a single scrap of evidence that CE399 was the bullet recovered from Parkland, do share it."
There is no evidence that CE399 was found at Parkland.
The three men involved with the discovery of a bullet at Parkland ALL refused to identify CE399 as that bullet.
O P Wright categorically denied CE399 was the bullet found at Parkland.
CE399 was entered into evidence as the bullet found at Parkland without a single witness identifying it as such.
Tomlinson, the man who discovered the bullet, wasn't asked to identify it during his closed WC interview.
There is not a single scrap of evidence that CE399 was the bullet found at Parkland and lots of evidence demonstrating it wasn't.
Prix like Graves are here to disinform and misinform.
What an unbelievable KGB-loving loser he is.
Each of the people who took possession of the bullet gave evidence that they retained possession until they delivered it to the next person. That is evidence that can establish continuity of possession. Tomlinson found the bullet when it fell from a stretcher. He gave it to Wright who delivered it to SA Johnsen who, in turn, gave it to his superior, Rowley after Johnsen flew with it to Washington on 22Nov63 with the bullet in his possession. Rowley immediately gave it to FBI agent Todd who marked his initials on it. One cannot expect witnesses to be able to identify the bullet from its appearance. That’s why they put their initials on it. But engineers, managers are not crime scene investigators. Secret Service agents are not, normally, either.
Besides, Wright snd Tomlinson said in 1964, months after last seeing the bullet, that CE399 resembled the bullet they had received. But, understandably, they could not make a positive identification. It was not until 1967 when Josiah Thompson showed him a picture of CE399, that Wright said it did not look like the same bullet.