RoboTimbo
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Priceless. So the test doesn't replicate what happened but it's still right. Faith.
Please do a test yourself that does replicate exactly the path of the bullet or bullets. Remember, it must exactly replicate it.
Priceless. So the test doesn't replicate what happened but it's still right. Faith.
Because it says so in the letter.
Holmes basically told the Warren commission what they wanted to hear, even lying about how long the documentation had to be kept for.
There's no logic in quoting false science.
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Section 355 I believe.
Priceless. So the test doesn't replicate what happened but it's still right. Faith.
Interesting. How long is that package? Oswalds was at least 35 inches long.
Here's a video of Wesley Buell Frazier describing how Oswald held the package he saw, which is not how you are carrying yours, but cupped under his hand.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDWaOjFqgHk
I am about Oswald's height, but the longest object I can hold under my armpit and cupped in my hand is about 24 inches long, but not comfortably. Even if the package was only 24 inches long, I'm willing to bet that a person Oswald's size would have held any package with his elbow bent in a more comfortable position with the object held something like I presented in my previous photo.The length of the package that I saw that morning was roughly a two foot long. Lee got out of the car, took the package that he said contained curtain rods and he put one end of the package in the cup of his hand (touches right hand) and the other (end? other part of package?) up under his armpit (motions to right armpit). He put the package under his arm that way and he walked off toward the TSBD up on Elm street.
Ranb, Does your Carcano have side sling mounts as the rifle found in the Depository or bottom mounts as the rifle in the famous photo taken in his yard?
Ohh right, so now you're saying Connolly heard a bullet fall from him. This would be the remarks in Connolly's memoirs that he heard a bullet fall from him in the emergency room, and nurse bell picked it up and put it in her pocket, then gave it to a Texas ranger. Well Robert Harris in the video I posted earlier in this thread has the evidence envelope for that and it says bullet fragments. So either way you're in big trouble. If it was a bullet then you now have a 4th bullet and proof of conspiracy, if it was a fragment big enough for Connolly to have heard it fall out then it could not have come from CE399. So which is it?Ah, so its back to unreliable eyewitnesses, is it? Connally said he heard a bullet fall when they moved him. Chances are he was a little preoccupied so he might not be able to give a perfect description.
Asking people if they remember what a bullet looks like that they only glimpsed while they're trying to save the lives of the President and Governor is an exercise in futility.
Many people agreed there was a bullet there. They just weren't sure it was the same bullet. Which question are people likely to get right?
1) Did you see a bullet?
2) Did you see this bullet?
Laughable argument you've presented.
Ohh right, so now you're saying Connolly heard a bullet fall from him. This would be the remarks in Connolly's memoirs that he heard a bullet fall from him in the emergency room, and nurse bell picked it up and put it in her pocket, then gave it to a Texas ranger. Well Robert Harris in the video I posted earlier in this thread has the evidence envelope for that and it says bullet fragments. So either way you're in big trouble. If it was a bullet then you now have a 4th bullet and proof of conspiracy, if it was a fragment big enough for Connolly to have heard it fall out then it could not have come from CE399. So which is it?
Once again, if no one ever found CE399, there's more than enough evidence to prove Oswald was the shooter and EXACTLY ZERO evidence for anyone else or even a shot originating from a different location.
No, it's not a problem at all. I've already pointed out the absolute unreliability of eyewitnesses, especially one in the middle of a fight for his life.
Bullet fragments wouldn't make the same noise as a falling bullet. It's very possible that he heard the bullet and saw something being put in an envelope by a nurse. That doesn't mean they were the same thing.
Demanding perfect recall in a time of crisis is one of the silly things conspiracy theorists do all the time.
Once again, if no one ever found CE399, there's more than enough evidence to prove Oswald was the shooter and EXACTLY ZERO evidence for anyone else or even a shot originating from a different location.
My 6.5mm 91/38 Carcano has the sling mounts on the left side (oppisite side of the bolt handle). Which of the two photos do you speak of?
Here is a picture of the right hand side of my carcano showing the right hand side of the forward sling mount screw on the front end. Also shown is the portion of the carcano that Oswald is holding; he is holding it with the right hand side of the rifle showing.
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The photo shows an object that appears to be a leaf on the bush in the background. If it is a sling mount, then it should have a sling in it, but it does not. The sling appears to be attached at the back of the stock, but since it attaches on the left, it is not visible.
I'm guessing you have a different opinion on this matter?
Ranb
Indeed. Connally would still have had the wound in his leg, for example, and it would have lined up with the entrance/exit wounds on his and JFKs torsos exactly the same.
Given the number of shots that were fired and what we can see from the Z-film, a single bullet is far and away the best explanation for that. That the bullet found only confirms that it came from Oswald's gun found on the 6th floor of the SBD is nice, but isn't critical. Most importantly, nothing about the bullet creates any reason to question the single bullet explanation.
Well, that link you provided shows a rather low rez version of the photos. It shows the sling as a lighter color than the stock. The sling clearly is attached to the left side at the rear of the stock. Up front is less clear, but zooming in shows that the sling covers half of the bottom of the stock on the left. So I would have to say that the sling is attached to on the left.Does the right hand photo here show a side or bottom mounted sling?http://artheat.net/wip/uploaded_images/CE-133-all-706788.jpg
They only line up if you lie about the positions of the men and the location of the wounds, which the WC and its subsequent supports have shamelessly for 47 years. Why did the WC put Kennedy's back wound 6 inches higher than it was?
There's no evidence placing Oswald on the 6th floor at the time of the shooting and no evidence that 3 shots were fired other than the 3 shells found. Unfortunately Tom Alyea saw and filmed Will Fritz picking these up with his hands before they could be photographed, so the crime scene photographs today are staged, nullifying them as evidence. The 3 Amigos on floor 5 did not all hear 3 shots, they differ on that, and they certainly did not hear the action of a bolt or 3 shells falling to the floor, that was a later embellishment by one of the men. Ear Witnesses all differ on the amount of shots they heard, their location and their timing. Indeed a great many witnesses heard 2 shots right on top of each other which in itself would shred the official account. So you think its all clear, but if you read beyond Bugliosi's lies, distortions, omissions and factoids your case is utterly flawed.
All you have to do is read. What do you believe they were hearing, Soily?Jarman testified that Norman said "that he thought the shots had come from above us, and I noticed that Bonnie Ray had a few debris in his head. It was sort of white stuff, or something." 49 Jarman stated that Norman said "that he was sure that the shot came from inside the building because he had been used to guns and all that, and he said it didn't sound like it was too far off anyway."50 The three men ran to the west side of the building, where they could look toward the Triple Underpass to see what had happened to the motorcade.51
After the men had gone to the window on the west side of the building, Jarman "got to thinking about all the debris on Bonnie Ray's head" and said, "That shot probably did come from upstairs, up over us."52 He testified that Norman said, "I know it did, because I could
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hear the action of the bolt, and I could hear the cartridges drop on the floor."53 After pausing for a few minutes, the three men ran downstairs. Norman and Jarman ran out of the front entrance of the building, where they saw Brennan, the construction worker who had seen the man in the window firing the gun, talking to a police officer, and they then reported their own experience.
There's no evidence placing Oswald on the 6th floor at the time of the shooting...
So do I get any answers from you or just questions?
Ranb
Hang on your the one quoting Connolly to support your confused argument. Make your mind up, do you think witnesses are reliable or not? If not then don't quote them.
- A bullet was found on a stretcher at parkland
- All 3 men who found it, including the former deputy chief of police, say it was point nosed.
- Suppressed FBI reports show that none of the 3 men or the 3 Agents who saw the bullet at Parkland could identify it as CE399.
- The FBI lied to the WC by fabricating an interview by Bardwell Odum with the men at parkland in which they positively ID'd the bullet as CE399. This did not happen.
http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/cece399.txtFrazier testified about how he got the bullet from Elmer Todd (3H428).
Both Todd and Frazier had marked their initials on the bullet (CE 2011).
Todd had gotten the bullet from James Rowley, of the Secret Service.
Rowley had gotten it from an agent, Richard Johnsen. Johnsen filed a
report about getting the bullet (18H798-799), and forwarded a note along
with the bullet (18H800). The note said, in part, " . . . the attached
expended bullet was received by me about 5 minutes prior to Mrs. Kennedy's
departure from the hospital."
The note further named the "person from whom I received this bullet" as
O.P. Wright.
I can't find any WC testimony from O.P. Wright, although CE 2011 records
that he passed the bullet along. And then, we have Tomlinson's WC
testimony that he gave the bullet to Wright, and Johnsen's written
statements that he got the bullet from Wright.
In case anyone is interested, here's what the FBI said,
in CE2011 (24H412) about Wright and the bullet:
"On June 12, 1964, O.P. Wright, Personnel Officer, Parkland
Hospital, Dallas, Texas, advised Special Agent Bardwell
D. Odum that Exhibit C1, a rifle slug, shown to him at the
time of the interview, looks like the slug found at Parkland
Hospital on November 22, 1963, which he gave to
Richard Johnsen, Special Agent of the Secret Service.
He stated he was not present at the time the bullet
was found, but on the afternoon of November 22, 1963,
as he entered the Emergency Unit on the ground floor
of the hospital, Mr. Tomlinson, an employee, called to him
and pointed out a bullet, which was on a hospital carriage
at that location. He estimated the time as being within an hour
of the time President Kennedy and Governor Connally
were brought to the hospital. He advised he could not
postiviely identify C1 as being the same bullet which
was found on November 22, 1963."
- No bullet was found in Connolly's leg, just fragments. And Police Chief Jesse Curry's evidence photo shows a fragment from Connolly's thigh far bigger than could have come from CE399.
- It's quite apparent that the FBI lab received two bullets that evening. Robert Frazier records the receipt of a bullet q1, which later became CE399, at 7:30pm. He records this not once but twice, once in the evidence sheet and once in his notes. Meanwhile the parkland bullet is at the White House at 7:30. Elmer Todd takes possession of it, scratches his initials on it and marks the time on the evidence envelope as 8:50pm. He then delivers the bullet to the FBI crime lab.
- At some point after this someone realizes that the Elmer Todd Parkland bullet could not have been fired by Oswald and the bullet has to be deep sixed. This would explain why Elmer Todds initials do not seem to be on CE399, the bullet he had from Parkland was a different bullet.
http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/sbt.htmAnybody who wants to posit that CE 399 was faked and planted by conspirators needs to supply plausible answers to all of the following questions. Why did the conspirators . . .
1) Plant it in a location where it could easily have been lost?
2) Plant a bullet that was only "slightly" damaged if its role was to have passed through at least the President? Why not shoot up some livestock and get a bullet a bit more mangled?
3) Plant it before it could have been known how many other bullets would be recovered? How could they have known that CE 399 would not be the "one bullet too many" that would blow the whole plot?
4) Plant the bullet so it was found before it was known how much lead was in JFK's neck/upper back? What if a big chunk of lead was found in JFK's neck or upper back, a chunk too big to have come from CE 399?
From Chapter 3.
All you have to do is read. What do you believe they were hearing, Soily?
They made an illustration that was inaccurate, but the facesheets also have a measurement for the wound.They only line up if you lie about the positions of the men and the location of the wounds, which the WC and its subsequent supports have shamelessly for 47 years. Why did the WC put Kennedy's back wound 6 inches higher than it was?
There's no evidence placing Oswald on the 6th floor at the time of the shooting and no evidence that 3 shots were fired other than the 3 shells found. Unfortunately Tom Alyea saw and filmed Will Fritz picking these up with his hands before they could be photographed, so the crime scene photographs today are staged, nullifying them as evidence. The 3 Amigos on floor 5 did not all hear 3 shots, they differ on that, and they certainly did not hear the action of a bolt or 3 shells falling to the floor, that was a later embellishment by one of the men. Ear Witnesses all differ on the amount of shots they heard, their location and their timing. Indeed a great many witnesses heard 2 shots right on top of each other which in itself would shred the official account. So you think its all clear, but if you read beyond Bugliosi's lies, distortions, omissions and factoids your case is utterly flawed.
Again, you're not reading. I've already posted the original testimony of Norman, who makes no mention of any of these sensational details http://mysite.verizon.net/respxxbt/dukelane/ss491.htm his story gradually gets exaggerated with each retelling.
It is in short yet another of Bugliosis 'factoids'.