JFK Assassination Autopsy Details Revealed After 55 Years

The Nal wrote: »

Yes they have. The video above shows a similar bullet from a similar gun going through 3 feet of wood and its pristine. Did you not watch it? You're either lying on purpose or ignorant.

Just after that they fire it through 2 objects where bullet wipe and yaw are explained which also explains the squeeze on CCE399 and the wound on Connollys back and the hole in his coat.

Heres another example. At 56 mins. An excellent documentary by the way.

https://archive.org/details/JFKBeyondTheMagicBullet2004

So theres 2 examples off the top of my head.

Explain to me again how nobody has had any success in 60 years?



Yes the Altgens photo. LBJs head is visible in it, behind a motorcycle cop. Its really low res. Hes clearly sitting up in the car in the Zapruder film and all other photos. He never ducks. Its such a stupid theory.

Decided to watch the wood experiment in your video.

The older guy was looking at a hole (entry) where a bullet went through to the left of the centre of the wood?

When they removed the wood at the end. Their bullet was in the wrong location it was sticking out at the edge the corner of right side of the wood opposite side?

Care to explain this?

Nal I post this images so you don't have to watch the video.

The old guy claims the bullet entered in where he places his thumb. That's a hole in the centre and to the left of the wood



When they removed the wood the bullet was sticking out at the right side/ a hole near the edge and top of the wood?

The Yawing experiment is laughable too.

Is that even a Carcano bullet? There is a bubble at the end when the bullet emerges (damage or another bullet?)



Here you can see the bullet is not straight it heading downwards to the ground.

The Nal wrote: »

Nope. I get bored explaining basic ballistic testing to people who don't understand and don't want to understand.

Its impossible for a human to fire a bullet through 3 feet of wood and for it to come out at the exact same point that it entered on the other side. It will always be offline. Even if the shot is a degree or two off straight, which is a minimum expectation, it will exit at a different point.

In this case, the shot is off centre by a degree or two high and to the right.

This is basic, basic stuff.



It has been posted and ignored yes.

They are fraudsters. Warren commission carried out multiple tests and their bullet was always damaged

Somehow these guys have a perfectly fine bullet going through 3 metres of wood, bull****.

The Nal wrote: »

hahaha. Now you believe the Warren Commission?

No i don't.

I believe they tried to replicate the magic bullet flight legitimately and failed. They would be delighted if their bullets were intact and undamaged.

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

And again proving you know nothing about bullets or ballistics.

Sorry, but it obvious from this frame Kennedy felt the bullet exit his throat. The Warren commission claim Gov Connelly was hit in the back in this same frame

Sure he was bull he looks fine to me seated and looking forward? You even see Jackie reacting in frame 225

Warren Commission testimony


Colonel Finck was a lieutenant colonel in the Army Medical Corps. He obtained his medical degree at the University of Geneva Medical School in Switzerland in 1948. He experienced 4 years of training in pathology after his internship, 2 years, including 2 years of pathology at the University Institute of Pathology in Geneva, Switzerland, and 2 years at the University of Tennessee Institute of Pathology in Memphis, Tenn. He was in the Army since 1955. From 1955 to 1958, he performed approximately 200 autopsies, many of them pertaining to trauma, including missile wounds, while stationed at Frankfort, Germany as pathologist of the United States Army Hospital in Frankfurt, Germany. He was Chief of the Wound Ballistics Pathology Branch of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, personally reviewing all the cases forwarded by the Armed Forces, and some civilian cases from the United States and forces overseas, totalling approximately 400 cases. Finck was certified in pathology anatomy by the American Board of Pathology in 1956, and by the same American Board of Pathology in the field of forensic pathology in 1961.


Mr. SPECTER. And could it [CE 399] have been the bullet which inflicted the wound on Governor Connally's right wrist?
Colonel FINCK. No; for the reason that there are too many fragments described in that wrist.

From Mr. Frazier, FBI firearms expert:

Mr. EISENBERG. Mr. Frazier, did you determine the weight of the exhibit-that is, 399?
Mr. FRAZIER. Yes, sir. Exhibit 399 weighs 158.6 grains.

Mr. EISENBERG. How much weight loss does that show from the original bullet weight?

Mr. FRAZIER. We measured several standard bullets, and their weights varied, which is a normal situation, a portion of a grain, or two grains, from 161 grains--that is, they were all in the vicinity of 161 grains. One weighed--- 160.85, 161.5, 161.1 grains.

Mr. EISENBERG. In your opinion, was there any weight loss?

Mr. FRAZIER. There did not necessarily have to be any weight loss to the bullet. There may be a slight amount of lead missing from the base of the bullet, since it is exposed at the base, and the bullet is slightly flattened; there could be a slight weight loss from the end of the bullet, but it would not amount to more than 4 grains, because 158.6 is only a grain and a half less than the normal weight, and at least a 2 grain variation would be allowed. So it would be approximately 3 or 4 grains.

. . .

Mr. SPECTER. Mr. Frazier, is it possible for the fragments identified in Commission Exhibit 840 to have come from the whole bullet heretofore identified as Commission Exhibit 399?

Mr. FRAZIER. I would say that based on weight it would be highly improbable that that much weight could have come from the base of that bullet since its present weight is--its weight when I first received it was 158.6 grains.

Mr. SPECTER. Referring now to 399.

Mr. FRAZIER. Exhibit 399, and its original normal weight would be 160 to 161 grains, and those three metal fragments had a total of 2.1 grains as I recall--2.3 grains. So it is possible but not likely since there is only a very small part of the core of the bullet 399 missing.


The magic bullet theory is bull, there was too many bullet fragments in Connelly body.

seannash wrote: »

So from an extract in one of the videos posted it does show that connelly's jacket "pops" forward in that frame. This indicates something forced his jacket forward. They say its the bullet. Indeed Connelly does react in the next couple of frames as if hes been hit. I guess some will claim connelly was shot with another shot at the exact same time?
Its talked about at around 2 minutes



https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=174&v=DSBXW1-VGmM

The claim is he was hit when he turned around to have a look. You can see in frame 225 Connelly has not yet turned around and Kennedy has already reacted to the bullet leaving his throat. Connelly has always stated never changed his story that he felt no blow till he positioned his body to look to the right.

By the way, Connelly had in his right hand a Cowboy hat. Supposedly a bullet had just shattered his wrist in frame 225 or 226.