RIP to the Single-bullet theory?

[Charles Collins]

Hi Charles, This is so cool! You are terrific!!!!! It is the red one. I know it could be the yellow one too, but I really think Paul Landis was trying to explain it was in the seam in between the leather and the metal trunk. We both know it is not the blue one because that is one of those metal clasps to hold the bubble top in place. Thank you for everything! Sincerely yours, Michael

Thanks Michael, the red arrow points to what I believe to be a reflection of the sun on the chrome trim. CE399 is a copper-clad full metal jacketed bullet. It would not be near as shiny as the chrome is.

[Michael Welch]

Thanks Michael, the red arrow points to what I believe to be a reflection of the sun on the chrome trim. CE399 is a copper-clad full metal jacketed bullet. It would not be near as shiny as the chrome is.

Hi Charles, I think the yellow arrow points to a reflection but the red arrow points to a shiny silver colored bullet hard metal tipped bullet that was not CE399 but was the bullet that Nurse Hall and O. P. Wright and others at Parkland described. This bullet was replaced by CE399. This is always my opinion as you know. Thank you for taking an interest and helping me! I really appreciate it! Sincerely yours, Michael



This is the type of bullet that O. P. Wright says he saw at Parkland.

[Alan Ford]

Do we have any good photos of this part of the limousine prior to 11/22?

[Michael Welch]

Do we have any good photos of this part of the limousine prior to 11/22?

Hi Alan, I hope that you are doing well. Here is one picture of the limo before November 22.



Sincerely yours, Michael

[Alan Ford]

Hi Alan, I hope that you are doing well. Here is one picture of the limo before November 22.



Sincerely yours, Michael

Thank you very much, Mr. Welch! 

Would you happen to know when/where this photo was taken?

[Michael Welch]

Thank you very much, Mr. Welch! 

Would you happen to know when/where this photo was taken?

Hi Alan, It was in 1961 freshly made at the factory. Please call me Michael. Alan, you do wonderful work! Was it you or Royell that always used to say back in 2013 that people sell out for thirty pieces of silver like Judas. I think it was you. Anyway Paul Landis in some ways is more of an overloaded almost autistic person at the time of the assassination. He just kind of does what he wants to do! Thank you for everything! Sincerely yours, Michael

[Alan Ford]

Hi Alan, It was in 1961 freshly made at the factory. Please call me Michael. Alan, you do wonderful work! Was it you or Royell that always used to say back in 2013 that people sell out for thirty pieces of silver like Judas. I think it was you. Anyway Paul Landis in some ways is more of an overloaded almost autistic person at the time of the assassination. He just kind of does what he wants to do! Thank you for everything! Sincerely yours, Michael

Thanking you kindly, good sir! 

[Charles Collins]

Hi Charles, I think the yellow arrow points to a reflection but the red arrow points to a shiny silver colored bullet hard metal tipped bullet that was not CE399 but was the bullet that Nurse Hall and O. P. Wright and others at Parkland described. This bullet was replaced by CE399. This is always my opinion as you know. Thank you for taking an interest and helping me! I really appreciate it! Sincerely yours, Michael



This is the type of bullet that O. P. Wright says he saw at Parkland.

A shiny silver colored bullet? Were “they” trying to kill a vampire [Edit: or was that supposed to be a werewolf?] with a polished silver bullet? Here is your other photo of the limo before 11/22:




The yellow arrow shows a similar light reflection (to what I am describing) on the curved portion (convex) trim closest to the camera. The red arrow shows a similar light reflection on the inside (concave) portion of the curved part of the trim in the same area that your 11/22 photo depicts (except on the convex surface). You can have your opinion, I really don’t care. I am just trying to show you what I believe the 11/22 photo depicts.