Lack Of Damage To CE-399

[Mike Orr]

Not only did Parkland Personnel Director O.P. Wright cast doubt on whether the bullet entered into evidence as CE 399 was the same bullet he held in his hand that day ! Wright said the bullet we found that day was point nosed whereas CE 399 was round nosed ? General Walker had doubts about the bullet that he saw the day he was shot at and the bullet that he was shown later on as the same bullet ? It sounds like Gen. Walker & Parkland Personnel Director O.P. Wright wandered away from the script of what they were supposed to say concerning the bullets . If they would have taken out the bullet that was lodged in John Connally's thigh , then they could have seen the bullet , you know CE 399 , the Dog that don't hunt !

[Walt Cakebread]

Not only did Parkland Personnel Director O.P. Wright cast doubt on whether the bullet entered into evidence as CE 399 was the same bullet he held in his hand that day ! Wright said the bullet we found that day was point nosed whereas CE 399 was round nosed ? General Walker had doubts about the bullet that he saw the day he was shot at and the bullet that he was shown later on as the same bullet ? It sounds like Gen. Walker & Parkland Personnel Director O.P. Wright wandered away from the script of what they were supposed to say concerning the bullets . If they would have taken out the bullet that was lodged in John Connally's thigh , then they could have seen the bullet , you know CE 399 , the Dog that don't hunt !

General Walker was a loon....  An utter screwball, and a liar.      And I certainly wouldn't bet the farm on the recollection of O.P Wright.

[Jerry Organ]

Not only did Parkland Personnel Director O.P. Wright cast doubt on whether the bullet entered into evidence as CE 399 was the same bullet he held in his hand that day ! Wright said the bullet we found that day was point nosed whereas CE 399 was round nosed ?

A conspiracy loon asked him three years later.

General Walker had doubts about the bullet that he saw the day he was shot at and the bullet that he was shown later on as the same bullet ? It sounds like Gen. Walker & Parkland Personnel Director O.P. Wright wandered away from the script of what they were supposed to say concerning the bullets . If they would have taken out the bullet that was lodged in John Connally's thigh , then they could have seen the bullet , you know CE 399 , the Dog that don't hunt !

A bullet was lodged in Connally's thigh?

[Bill Chapman]

General Walker was a loon....  An utter screwball, and a liar.      And I certainly would bet the farm on the recollection of O.P Wright.

And I certainly would bet the farm

Now that's funny

[Walt Cakebread]

And I certainly would bet the farm

Now that's funny

A typo like Lee had "white spombleprofglidnoctobuns" on when he was photographed.... is funny....   A typo like I certainly would ( not) bet the farm doesn't seem to be very humorous.

[John Tonkovich]

A bullet was lodged in Connally's thigh?

Connally has / had bullet fragment(s) in his thigh. Never removed. Fragments allegedly from pristine CE399. Oops.

[Tom Scully]

Connally has / had bullet fragment(s) in his thigh. Never removed. Fragments allegedly from pristine CE399. Oops.

Connally's family refused to give consent, allegedly approached by the FBI in the middle of the funeral service, possibly delayed by the time it took to influence
the government to make the request. It certainly seems it was better to ask at any time before the casket with Connally's remains was lowered into the ground, than to wait until after.

https://www.nytimes.com/1993/06/18/us/fbi-backs-plan-to-remove-connally-bullet-fragments.html

Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. ...books.google.com › books
Vincent Bugliosi - 2007 - ‎History
There is an interesting footnote to all of this: John B. Connally died on June 15, ... Janet Reno requesting that the bullet fragments remaining inside Connally's ... the Connally family angrily rejected the request, which was conveyed to them by ...

[John Tonkovich]

Connally's family refused to give consent, allegedly approached by the FBI in the middle of the funeral service, possibly delayed by the time it took to influence
the government to make the request. It certainly seems it was better to ask at any time before the casket with Connally's remains was lowered into the ground, than to wait until after.

https://www.nytimes.com/1993/06/18/us/fbi-backs-plan-to-remove-connally-bullet-fragments.html

Thank you Tom.