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Author Topic: In 54 years has it ever been proven that CE399 is the bullet found at Parkland?  (Read 25721 times)

Online Martin Weidmann

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Originally CTers question if CE399 was found by the stretcher which held Connally.
Now they question if CE399 was found at Parkland.
In ten years, they will question if CE399 was found in Texas.

Originally CTers question if CE399 was found by the stretcher which held Connally.

Perhaps they initially just assumed that the bullet Tomlinson found was indeed the one now in evidence as CE399, and only after more information came to light did they start to wonder if that assumption was justified.


Now they question if CE399 was found at Parkland.

Well, was it?

Was the bullet found by Tomlinson the same one that's now in evidence as CE399?
« Last Edit: October 01, 2018, 04:36:05 AM by Martin Weidmann »

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Offline Bill Chapman

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Originally CTers question if CE399 was found by the stretcher which held Connally.
Now they question if CE399 was found at Parkland.
In ten years, they will question if CE399 was found in Texas.

CE399 did have a tendency to move around, didn't it.
« Last Edit: October 01, 2018, 04:36:13 AM by Bill Chapman »

Online Martin Weidmann

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CE399 did have a tendency to move around, didn't it.

Thank you for not answering my very straight forward question. I will put you down as clueless!

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Offline Jerry Freeman

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Quote from: Jerry Freeman on September 28, 2018, 05:15:12 PM
  I don't doubt that CE399 is the bullet that was found at Parkland....but how it got there cannot be proven.
    I don't doubt that it was fired from C2766....but when and where cannot be proven.
   
If you don't doubt that CE399 was fired from C2766: How was Oswald's Carcano rifle obtained from the Paine's garage and put back there?
Now we went from moving a bullet around to moving a rifle around.
The only claim that there was a rifle in the garage was forced from Marina. Not Michael ..Not Ruthie..Marina was by this time just not credible. Even the Commission attorneys knew it. So what other proof is there that there was ever a rifle in the Paine garage at any time?
 

Online Steve Howsley

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Stop hijacking Weidmann's thread with your stupidity.


Honestly that comment from Caprio

Can you provide evidence that shows the Oswalds lived at the Neely Street address?

shows that rather than assist in advancing the discussion he prefers to throw out an anchor at every turn to try and stifle the discussion by preventing it from moving past square one. Some of these discussions have been around in a circle three times just this year alone.

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Offline Bill Brown

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At trial, CE-399 would most likely be determined to be admissible.  Most evidence, if the only issue with it is a questionable chain of custody, is indeed admissible.  It is then left up to the jury to decide how much weight to give a certain piece of evidence with a questionable chain of custody.

The trial judge would admit the bullet.  A questionable chain of custody of CE-399 may affect how much weight the jury gives the bullet but a questionable chain, on its own, does not affect it's admissibility.

The single bullet that passed through both Kennedy and Connally and ended up in Connally's thigh must, at some point, be found somewhere.  Even if this bullet was NOT CE-399, it is a must that this bullet would be found by someone somewhere.  No other bullet has ever been found (in Connally's thigh or elsewhere).  Even if you do not believe in the single bullet theory, the fact remains that a bullet lodged itself in Connally's left thigh.

To any conspiracy advocate, especially the original poster of this thread, have you ever seen any evidence put forth which suggests that a bullet, other than CE-399, was found inside Connally's thigh or anywhere else related to the known movements of the bodies of both Kennedy and Connally?

On the night of the assassination and overnight into Saturday morning, the limousine was searched by the FBI.  They were looking for evidence.  Smaller fragments were found but no intact bullet, like 399, was found.  No other bullet has ever been turned in and placed into the record and this circumstantial evidence alone gets 399 admitted into evidence.

It's up to the jury to decide, based on a questionable chain of custody, how much weight to give CE-399 as the bullet found at Parkland.

Also, it is up to the defense, since CE-399 was linked to Oswald's rifle to the exclusion of all other weapons in the world, to convince the jury that CE-399 was NOT the bullet found at the hospital.  Has anyone in this forum (or anywhere else) done so?

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Honestly that comment from Caprio shows that rather than assist in advancing the discussion he prefers to throw out an anchor at every turn to try and stifle the discussion by preventing it from moving past square one.

You are 100% correct.

He's a disgrace to all credible people who believe in a conspiracy and who evaluate the evidence in an honest manner.

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Online Steve Howsley

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How did the conspirators (name your favourite one here; SS, CIA, FBI, Mafia etc) know they should plant a bullet in the first place? Secondly how did they know the degree of damage to the planted bullet so it matched the wounds? Ten minutes after the bullet was found JFK was still on his back on the operating table. The casket hadn't even arrived. There had been no discussion between the two groups of surgeons.

Maybe the conspirators carried a case with a dozen bullets in various stages of damage for the remote chance that the result of their ambush meant that a plant was needed. That would have required some incredible foresight. How could they be sure that the planted bullet would be found by someone with a responsible attitude like Tomlinson rather than a cleaner simply pushing the whole lot down a laundry chute?
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