NEW ARTICLE: JFK's Clothing Proves the Single-Bullet Theory Is Impossible

Users Currently Browsing This Topic:
0 Members

Author Topic: NEW ARTICLE: JFK's Clothing Proves the Single-Bullet Theory Is Impossible  (Read 49274 times)

Online Andrew Mason

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 1563
    • SPMLaw
Advertisement
------------------

Same nonsense on a different day. Maybe it is time to go back to fantasy land to create a new theory. This time leave Nelly and JBC, Jackie, and SA Hickey out of it.
In other words, let's not look at all the evidence.

Is there a particular reason that you are avoiding telling us where you think JFK's waving hand or arm, or part thereof, is in the Willis #5 photo?  You are the only person who seems to think it can be seen.

Quote
You now have stated the second shot fragmented and hit the window molding and the curb by Tague. The attending surgeon, Dr Gregory, completely dismisses the whole theory you just presented. The bullet did not fragment. There was no fragmented bullet associated with the wrist, and a bullet did exit the wrist but backwards and in a whole state. The exiting bullet then struck JBC’s thigh backwards and deposited a small amount of lead on the femur. You're always claiming that you follow the evidence. That is what the evidence shows that occurred. 

Gregory's view was that the wrist wound was caused by an irregular missile but the thigh wound was not (4 H 121-122).  :

"Dr. GREGORY. My initial impression was that whatever produced the wound of the wrist was an irregular object, certainly not smooth nosed as the business end of this particular bullet is because of two things. The size of the wound of entrance. and the fact that it is irregular surfaced permitted it to pick up organic debris, materials, threads, and carry them into the wound with it.
Now, you will note that Dr. Shaw earlier in his testimony and in all of my conversations with him, never did indicate that there was any such loss of material into the wrist, nor does the back of this coat which I hare examined show that it lost significant amounts of cloth but I think the tear in this coat sleeve does imply that there were bits of fabric lost. and I think those were resident in the wrist. I think we recovered them.

.... (4 H 124):
Dr. GREGORY, The wound of entrance is characteristic in my view of an irregular missile in this case, an irregular missile which has tipped itself off as being irregular by the nature of itself.
Mr. DULLES. What do you mean by irregular?
Dr. GREGORY. I mean one that has been distorted. It is in some way angular, it has edges or sharp edges or something of this sort. It is not rounded or pointed in the fashion of an ordinary missile. The irregularity of it also, I submit, tends to pick up organic material and carry it into the limb, and this is a very significant takeoff, in my opinion.
...
Dr. GREGORY. There is one additional piece of information that is of pertinence but I don’t know how effectively it can be applied to the nature of the missile.
That is the fact that dorsal branch of the radial nerve, a sensory nerve in this immediate vicinity was partially transected together with one tendon leading to the thumb, which was totally transected.
This could have been produced by a missile entering in the ordinary fashion, undisturbed, undistorted. But again it is more in keeping with an irregular surface which would tend to catch and tear a structure rather than push it aside.

... (4 H  128 after being shown bullet fragments CE567 and CE569 with photos CE568 and CE570):
"Dr. GREGORY. These items represent distorted bits of a missile, a jacket in one case, and part of a jacket and a lead core in the other.
These are missiles having the characteristics which I mentioned earlier, which tend to carry organic debris into wounds and tend to create irregular wounds of entry. One of these, it seems to me, could conceivably have produce the injury which the Governor incurred in his wrist.
Mr. DULLES. In his wrist?
Dr. GREGORY. Yes.
Mr. DULLES. And in his thigh?
Dr. GREGORY. I don’t know about that, sir. It is possible. But the rather remarkably round nature of the wound in the thigh leads me to believe that it was produced by something like the butt end of an intact missile."

Quote
You failed to explain this. Where is the whole bullet that damaged the wrist if it isn’t the one that damaged the thigh? Where is the proof there even being a third shot? You have never presented anything.

Why do you think that any fragments that left the car (one of which we know struck Tague and one of which almost made it over the windshield) should have been recovered? 

JFK Assassination Forum