Just bumping this thread to alert any recent newcomers to the fact that John Corbett will never admit when he blunders, even when the blunder is so obvious and clear as to be undeniable. In the OP of this thread, he made the astonishing claim that the FPP identified one of the skull fragments as coming from the frontal bone ("the FPP also identified a piece missing from the posterior of the frontal bone"). Anyone who has even just a basic understanding of the FPP's report and claims knows the FPP did no such thing, that in fact the FPP denied that any frontal bone was missing.
As you can see, when I confronted Corbett with this documented, undeniable fact, he refused to admit his blunder and came up with excuses that you would only expect from a spoiled teenager who didn't want to admit he was wrong. Keep this in mind when you read Corbett's replies in other threads.
After the blunder you just made regarding Captain John Stover and your claim that he corroborated Dr. Young's account that a whole bullet was delivered to the autopsy team at Bethesda, maybe you shouldn't be talking about other people's misstatements.
I don't recall the specifics of the above months old exchange but as best I remember, there were conflicting statements regarding whether any part of the frontal bone was missing.