I've read through their report now. They really are drinking the Kool-Ade! I They are taking their subjective (if professional) criticism of the original bullet analysis (not subsequent re-interpretations) as the be-all and end-all of the single bullet "theory". Which as has been said, it isn't.
Even in itself, their criticisms don't seem to add up. The fragments form two distinct clusters, for one thing, one of many reasons that make more than two bullets unlikely.
This Kenneth Rahn bloke seems to have been dealing with this "NAA revisionism" as he calls it, for over five years. He's even name-checked in this new report! They dismiss his work saying it's based on Guinn's work and therefore invalid. Yet Rahn has pre-empted the criticism of Guinn's analysis; it's known that antimony levels aren't diagnostic. They seem to have fallen into the CT trap of narrowly attacking out-of-date work and proposing alternative hypotheses without any evidence to support them.
Some of these quick rebuttals are still valid, it seems to me: http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Scientific_topics/NAA/Review_of_RG/RGClaimsrepeated.html
http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Scientific_topics/NAA/Review_of_RG/History.html
http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Scientific_topics/NAA/Review_of_RG/RSclaims.html
http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Scientific_topics/NAA/Review_of_RG/RSpapers.html
PS WTF is this?!
Is that true?
Even in itself, their criticisms don't seem to add up. The fragments form two distinct clusters, for one thing, one of many reasons that make more than two bullets unlikely.
This Kenneth Rahn bloke seems to have been dealing with this "NAA revisionism" as he calls it, for over five years. He's even name-checked in this new report! They dismiss his work saying it's based on Guinn's work and therefore invalid. Yet Rahn has pre-empted the criticism of Guinn's analysis; it's known that antimony levels aren't diagnostic. They seem to have fallen into the CT trap of narrowly attacking out-of-date work and proposing alternative hypotheses without any evidence to support them.
Some of these quick rebuttals are still valid, it seems to me: http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Scientific_topics/NAA/Review_of_RG/RGClaimsrepeated.html
http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Scientific_topics/NAA/Review_of_RG/History.html
http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Scientific_topics/NAA/Review_of_RG/RSclaims.html
http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Scientific_topics/NAA/Review_of_RG/RSpapers.html
PS WTF is this?!
The House Select Committee on Assassinations (1) concluded that there was a probable conspiracy, but one in which an additional shooter (likely firing from the Grassy Knoll) missed all limousine occupants.
Is that true?