What happened to the Mauser?

[Peter Kleinschmidt]

This is not just me claiming that CE399 never received any noticeable damage to it from striking and breaking the radius bone. It's wound ballistics experts like the late Martin Fackler not only claiming it but proving that it was possible as well.

TESTS PROVE THAT THE "PRISTINE BULLET" DOES NOT SUPPORT A JFK ASSASSINATION CONSPIRACY

"One bullet traveling at 1108 ft/s and one at 1335 ft/s perforated cadaver radius bones and were caught in the bullet trap. Neither bullet had any deformation whatsoever, except for rifling impressions."
 
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That's the bullet that struck the cadaver radius at 1108 ft/s.

"experts like the late Martin Fackler not only claiming it but proving that it was possible"

The expert by saying it's "possible" is doing more to support LHO being innocent.  I say this because the gun and the bullets have so many problems with being reliable evidence. And the other question -is the gun reliable in terms of its use?  I imagine the answer would be "no but it is economical"

[Jerry Freeman]

The main difference between the two bullets is that CE-399 struck the rib at a much lower velocity than the bullet that struck the goat's rib.

You were out there with a stop watch I suppose?

[Jerry Freeman]

The main difference between the two bullets is that CE-399 struck the rib at a much lower velocity than the bullet that struck the goat's rib.

I don't care about velocity. That bullet is a fraud. What about the Connally's Knickers?...what about what the Connallys said?

[Walt Cakebread]

I don't care about velocity. That bullet is a fraud. What about the Connally's Knickers?...what about what the Connallys said?

Jerry, Jerry, Jerry....  You're simply too smart, and you've got too much commonsense....  But you're still just another pissant.   

LBJ knew us pissants could be manipulated like a puppet on a string.....just by presenting the image of the Hiroshima explosion.....

[John Iacoletti]

      I have Never seen a "1960 Hoover Letter" acknowledging he knew of Lee Oswald. Anyone else on this Forum know of this 1960 Hoover Letter?

Walt's right about that one.

[John Iacoletti]

138  J159796 is the File Locator Number that Oswald's money order received after it reached the US Treasury Debt. It had been cashed.

Too bad that Klein's trotted out a deposit slip from February to show that this money order was deposited into their account in March...

[John Iacoletti]

If by "two parties" you mean Klein's and Oswald then the last piece of documentation between Klein's letting it go and Oswald taking possession of it would be the following shipping invoice:

That's not a "shipping invoice", it's an order blank.  And it doesn't show that Oswald took possession of anything.

[Jerry Freeman]

TIME:  8/24 1:25 PM
TO: BILL AMBROSINO
FROM: MARY FERRELL
SUBJECT: JFK-CIA EXPERTISE
I knew Roger Craig for several years before his death.  It is my belief
that Roger was a very sick young man.  He had made a name for himself as a
very promising young law enforcement officer.  When he came forward with
some of the "stories" he told following the events of that November
weekend, he believed that he would be offered a great deal of money and,
possibly, speaking engagements.  I am very sorry to say that I am one of
the few conspiracy nuts who never believed Roger Craig.
 When Roger made a number of speeches about the fact that "they" prevented
him from getting a job, I talked my husband into giving him a job.  Roger
did not want to work.  He wanted people to give him money because he had
"seen something or other."
I have made enemies because I have continued to say that I have never
really believed him.
Mary Ferrell    https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/alt.assassination.jfk/wwrhNDD-YGQ/YLFb8HGA2pMJ

      I don't know who this BILL AMBROSINO is or why she would write him- but 1. Ms Ferrell doesn't mention this from her personal records and 2. I have never heard her refer to herself as a "conspiracy nut" and doubt that she would. and 3. Ms Ferrell didn't 'make' any enemies. She was an amiable person, a nice lady and shared her research freely.