Lack Of Damage To CE-399

[Tim Nickerson]

You're suggesting...I can deduce the weight of an object by looking at crude (2D)  pictures of said object?  Well, I'm just a simple country boy, so I'd want to just use  a scale.

I'm just a simple country boy myself. If I know the approximate width and height of an object and I know what the object is made of then I can deduce the approximate weight of that object.  The density of lead is about 11.35 g/cc. Dr. Gregory, in looking at the X-Rays of the thigh, said that the fragment in it was about 5 tenths of a millimeter by 2 millimeters. At those dimensions, the lead fragment would weigh 17.83 milligrams. One grain is equivalent to 64.8 milligrams. So, that fragment weighed about 1/4 of a grain.

After converting mm to cm:

.05 x 0.7854 x (0.2^2) = 0.0015708cc

0.0015708cc x 11.35g/cc = 0.017828

0.017828 x 1000 = 17.83 milligrams

[Walt Cakebread]

You're suggesting...I can deduce the weight of an object by looking at crude (2D)  pictures of said object?  Well, I'm just a simple country boy, so I'd want to just use  a scale.

Speaking of pictures....  I know that you're very good at finding and posting pictures.....Soooo  Would you please find the evidence photo of the evidence that was released to the FBI at midnight 11/22/63.    It sows the envelope that contains the fragments that were removed from Connally.....The blanket, the unstained paper bag ( Which means the photo was taken before the FBI examined the paper bag) the pistol, and several other items of evidence.

Thank you.

[John Tonkovich]

Speaking of pictures....  I know that you're very good at finding and posting pictures.....Soooo  Would you please find the evidence photo of the evidence that was released to the FBI at midnight 11/22/63.    It sows the envelope that contains the fragments that were removed from Connally.....The blanket, the unstained paper bag ( Which means the photo was taken before the FBI examined the paper bag) the pistol, and several other items of evidence.

Thank you.

The evidence..is in Connaly. And he's six feet under.

[Tim Nickerson]

Speaking of pictures....  I know that you're very good at finding and posting pictures.....Soooo  Would you please find the evidence photo of the evidence that was released to the FBI at midnight 11/22/63.    It sows the envelope that contains the fragments that were removed from Connally.....The blanket, the unstained paper bag ( Which means the photo was taken before the FBI examined the paper bag) the pistol, and several other items of evidence.

Thank you.

Here you go:

[Walt Cakebread]

Here you go:

Thank you for your effort, but I was looking for the photo of this evidence.....

[Tim Nickerson]

Thank you for your effort, but I was looking for the photo of this evidence.....

You'll find a photo at the following link. The rifle is not in it. You can zoom in and see the envelope.

https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth49656/m1/1/

[Walt Cakebread]

You'll find a photo at the following link. The rifle is not in it. You can zoom in and see the envelope.

https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth49656/m1/1/

Thank you.....   Since the paper bag isn't stained and destroyed in this photo we can be certain that this photo was taken when the FBI received the evidence at midnight on 11/22 63.   Is that correct?


And this is the list that accompanied the photo , is that correct?

[Gary Craig]