The Warren Commission Sham

[Tom Graves]

And that same exact Ammo somehow EXPLODED JFK's Head on contact? Only in the Funny Papers.

You're a funny guy, Storing.

It fragmented into largish pieces when it hit, according to the autopsy doctors, the hardest and thickest part of JFK's head.

Which fragments were traced to Oswald's short-rifle, btw.

D'oh

[John Mytton]

   And that same exact Ammo somehow EXPLODED JFK's Head on contact? Only in the Funny Papers.

I know this is a joke to you, but a man's head exploding isn't funny.

Once a bullet starts slowing it causes less and less damage, to itself and its target.
CE399 went straight through Kennedy's soft fleshed neck as a FMJ bullet is designed to do but when the bullet that struck the dense bone of Kennedy's skull, it fragmented and the internal pressure was such that the only way to escape was to explode Kennedy's head.









JohnM

[John Mytton]

If CE399 was not ever actually in Dealey Plaza or at Parkland, it could have been fired from CE139 at any time prior to Robert Frazier receiving it.  Including after the assassination.

For someone who claims that they're not a conspiracy theorist, you sure like to theorize a pretty neato conspiracy! 

JohnM

[John Iacoletti]

Geez, what are the chances that someone could produce a bullet that would match the injuries with such precision, missing a small amount of lead and flattened on only one side?

"Match the injuries with such precision".  LOL.

[John Iacoletti]

For someone who claims that they're not a conspiracy theorist, you sure like to theorize a pretty neato conspiracy! 

Only when somebody tries to misrepresent a hypothetical "planting it at the hospital" as the only alternative to the hypothetical "it was the bullet that caused all of Kennedy's and Connally's wounds".

You sure like to make up some pretty neato stories and call them evidence though.

[Tom Graves]

Only when somebody tries to misrepresent a hypothetical "planting it at the hospital" as the only alternative to the hypothetical "it was the bullet that caused all of Kennedy's and Connally's wounds".

Iacoletti,

Do you think the evil, evil bad guys or the evil, evil bad gals planted it somewhere else, or maybe even gave it directly to evil, evil, evil FBI agent, Elmet Todd?

[Dan O'meara]

You're a funny guy, Storing.

It fragmented into largish pieces when it hit, according to the autopsy doctors, the hardest and thickest part of JFK's head.

Which fragments were traced to Oswald's short-rifle, btw.

D'oh

It fragmented into largish pieces when it hit

No, it didn't.
Part of the bullet 'vaporized' leaving a dust trail through JFK's brain.
How do you explain that?

according to the autopsy doctors, the hardest and thickest part of JFK's head.

No, it didn't.
They didn't say anything of the sort.

Which fragments were traced to Oswald's short-rifle, btw.

Fragments that showed up out of nowhere, supplied ny an unnamed Secret Service agent.
All the main ballistic evidence has this magical quality.

You believe the bullet that hit JFK's head smashed into countless pieces, yet the bullet that struck JBC's wrist bone didn't.
Curious.
And you still haven't tackled these questions.
This is the third time now.
This thread is becoming a record of your inability to stand by your own convictions about this aspect of the case:

1] How quickly was the bullet rotating?
2] If the bullet was rotating, how did it enter JBC's wrist base-first and then his thigh base-first?
3] In the pic below explain how the rotating bullet passed through the bone without leaving an appropriately sized hole.
4] In the pic below, explain how CE399 could have left the spread of metal fragments in the wound.



5] What do you mean when you use the word "sideswiped"?
6] In the pic below, how does the size of the hole in Connally's jacket suggest the bullet was tumbling?



7] Do you agree that the limo should have been treated like a crime scene?
8] Do you agree vital ballistic evidence may have ended up in the Secret Service's mop bucket?


Come on. buddy, you can do it.
Ask some of your Nutter friends for help if you need to (although I see Jim disappeared fairly sharpish when faced with these very straight forward questions).

[Dan O'meara]

Well said!

Geez, what are the chances that someone could produce a bullet that would match the injuries with such precision, missing a small amount of lead and flattened on only one side?



JohnM

what are the chances that someone could produce a bullet that would match the injuries with such precision

They didn't.
Your notion, that CE399 somehow reflects the injuries, is a fantastical piece of magical thinking that you've repeated so many times you believe it's true.
Maybe you'll have a go at Tom's list because he's failing badly:

1] How quickly was the bullet rotating?
2] If the bullet was rotating, how did it enter JBC's wrist base-first and then his thigh base-first?
3] In the pic below explain how the rotating bullet passed through the bone without leaving an appropriately sized hole.
4] In the pic below, explain how CE399 could have left the spread of metal fragments in the wound.



5] What do you mean when you use the word "sideswiped"?
6] In the pic below, how does the size of the hole in Connally's jacket suggest the bullet was tumbling?



7] Do you agree that the limo should have been treated like a crime scene?
8] Do you agree vital ballistic evidence may have ended up in the Secret Service's mop bucket?

You can ignore #5 as this was Tom's attempt to downplay the impact of the bullet as it shattered one of the largest, most dense bones in the human body into multiple pieces.