The fleshy part of the palm would conform to whatever area of the barrel was appropriate to its size. You're twisting those words into the palm contorting to fully surround the barrel. Cheap semantics.
I'm leaning towards Day's statement that the lifting tape was 2". Do you believe the tape is one-inch and stuck on a 3" X 5" index card?
The fleshy part of the palm would conform to whatever area of the barrel was appropriate to its size. You're twisting those words into the palm contorting to fully surround the barrel. Cheap semantics.You believe the tape was 2 inches wide.....But, If that were the truth, then the tape would have completely surrounded the circumference ( 2.03") of the metal barrel. And I pointed out that the LNers ( yourself included) have always believed Day's tale that he spotted a print on the SIDE of the barrel which prompted him to remove the wooden forestock, and then he saw the print ON THE BOTTOM of the metal barrel.......according to Day's tale .... The print did not completely surround the metal barrel ..... But the photo of the print (CE639) "palm print" shows that the print completely transects the tape on the card....So if the tape was two inches wide and the print completely covers the tape from side to side then the print would have had to been completely around the 2 inch circumference of the metal barrel.
Do you still want to maintain that the tape was 2 inches wide?
Do you believe the tape is one-inch and stuck on a 3" X 5" index card?No, this discussion has convinced me that the card had to have been bigger than 3" X 5" ..... Probably 5" X 8".....
This is the reason that I'm truly enjoying this discussion...... I believe that I'm making progress and in the end you're going to be compelled to admit that detective Day's tale is pure BS....and the print was actually lifted from the
wooden forestock and it was nothing but an unidentifiable smudge that the "experts" ( liars ) transformed into Lee Oswald's palm print.