Since neither list is dated, what the hell difference does it make?
I don’t lie. The “spent rounds (3)” version of the list is in CE 2003 (p 130). It says exactly the same thing about the partial palm print as the “spent rounds (2)” version.
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The 3 X 5 card is on both lists ....but when the list was created on 11 /22/63 there was no identifiable print on that cellophane tape....but when it was released to the FBI on 11/26/ 63 it had the palm print of Lee Oswald on the cellophane tape....
This fabrication gets more and more absurd every minute.
They hid the original list because they didn’t want us to know about the palmprint, so they replaced it with an altered copy that says the exact same thing about the palmprint. Makes perfect sense.
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They hid the original list because they didn’t want us to know about the palmprint, HAD BEEN SENT TO THE FBI ON 11 /22 /63 . They wanted to pretend that detective Day and the DPD had not sent the 3 X 5 card with the evidence that was sent at midnight 11 /22 / 63. They said that Day had neglected to tell the FBI about his discovery when they released the evidence at midnight 11 /22 /63. But the list has the 3 X 5 card listed as item #14. So both the DPD and the FBI lied when the said that Day neglected to inform the FBI about the "palm Print"
Now let's change gears and examine that story..... Day said that he found a print on the bottom of (the 5/8 inch diameter) metal barrel near the end of the foregrip.
First off... Once the stock is removed there is no foregrip on the metal barrel.
Second) CE 1304 on page 132 of the Warren Report is a photo of the disassembled carcano. That photo clearly shows that DAY COULD NOT have found a print on the metal barrel at the location he described because the bayonet lug surrounds the barrel at that location on the barrel. IOW Day's claim is impossible.
Third ) Day said that he saw a print on the metal barrel that was sticking out from beneath the wood of the stock about 3 inches back from the muzzle end of the rifle
He said he could see the print on the SIDE of the barrel. So he disassembled the rifle and found a print on the BOTTOM of the barrel.
LOOK at the photo of the disassembled carcano ( CE 1304 p 132 WR) ans see with your own eyes the bayonet lug that surrounds the barrel rendering Day's tale a damned lie.