Whose Target was General Edwin Walker?

[Walt Cakebread]

This is from the Gil Jesus blog page....[Note the red circles]

Photo in the HSCA Report. Where is the sling/mounts? [On the other side?]
 https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=95#relPageId=449&tab=page
   
http://www.whokilledjfk.net/mauser_reports.htm
 So much for the 'experts'.

Jerry if you visit Gil Jesus blog....  take a look at his position on the so called palm print.... Several years ago Gil improved upon my presentation that shows that the imaginary "palm print was actually lifted from the WOODEN foregrip of a model 91/38 Mannlicher Carcano.   Gil did a fine job of showing the bayonet slot that is cut into the wooden forefrip. and that bayonet slot can be seen on the right hand side of the photo of the alleged "palm Print" ( CE 639 ).

[Jerry Freeman]

There's a case where a palmprint partial was obtained from a .38 Special cartridge

Who loads pistol ammo with the palm of their hand?

[Steve Howsley]

Who loads pistol ammo with the palm of their hand?

No one would think that obviously.

If however you have two or more in a pocket grabbing them in one go would require an action not dissimilar to grabbing a few coins from a pocket. That's when a partial palm print could result.

[Jerry Freeman]

  take a look at his position on the so called palm print ....alleged "palm Print" ( CE 639 ).

Have a glance at CE 640
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=1134#relPageId=318&tab=page
That's about as clear as something that may have been flushed down the toilet this morning! 

Strange that in his letter, Hoover tells Rankin that no statements concerning the palmprint had been made to the press. Why not? Henry Wade had no problem lying to the press about non-existant fingerprints being found on the rifle on 11/23/63!
CE 2584 - Letter dated July 27, 1964, from FBI to Commission concerning palmprint taken from assassination rifle (CD 1308).
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=1141#relPageId=887&tab=page

[Jerry Freeman]

No one would think that obviously.

If however you have two or more in a pocket grabbing them in one go would require an action not dissimilar to grabbing a few coins from a pocket. That's when a partial palm print could result.

I might suppose so...if your hand is the size of a tic-tac
Fingerprint guys are good....but not that good.

[Steve Howsley]

I might suppose so...if your hand is the size of a tic-tac
Fingerprint guys are good....but not that good.

So you think the print is of a complete adult palm? Weird.

[Walt Cakebread]

I might suppose so...if your hand is the size of a tic-tac
Fingerprint guys are good....but not that good.

It does seem highly unlikely that a palm print of an adult man could be deposited on a .38 caliber shell casing....
little Organ ( the one between his ears) posted that just to draw the debate away from the smudge that the "experts" called  "the right palm print of Lee Harrrrrrvey Osssssswald "

[Rob Caprio]

Pssst Robbie... Have you ever heard the old axiom.....  "A single picture is worth a thousand words."  ?

Well if one picture is worth a thousand words.... and there are dozens of photos that show the rifle and PROVE that it was a model 91/38 Mannlicher Carcano, why would you want a written report??    Clearly you are irrational.

Psst....Those photos show a Carcano, but so what? That doesn't preclude another rifle from being found also. You are playing games

You can't cite any report. You know it and I know it.