In the previous paragraphs, Mark Lane showed that the Warren Commission took
testimony from a Veterinarian for ballistics issues, yet still was forced to
ignore the testimony since in contradicted the SBT.
"Although the Commission asserted that its experts had proved that one bullet
could pass through the President's neck and then through the Governor's chest
and wrist and enter his thigh, the experts had never attempted that
comprehensive test. Instead, they had fired different bullets, each through a
different substance, each bullet suffering distortion in the process.
Nevertheless the Commission concluded that one bullet - Commission Exhibit 399 -
did all the damage, while remaining unshattered, unflattened, undeformed.
An additional factor is that while C.E. 399 was purportedly involved in a
succession of impact situations - striking the President's neck and the
Governor's rib, wrist and thigh - and the expert testimony indicated the
presence of more than three grains of metal in the wrist wound alone, yet the
missile weathered its traumatic trajectory to emerge only 1.4 to 2.4 grains
lighter than the normal weight of a bullet of that type before firing. In short,
it apparently left metal that it never possessed in the Governor's wrist, to say
nothing of the fragments lost in the other collisions. The entire case against
Oswald therefore rested on a claim by the Commission which its own experts could
not support - indeed opposed."
Mark Lane is showing that the Warren Commission couldn't even present a real
test of what they claimed happened in their SBT... and that the partial tests
showed that their theory was wrong. The WC was forced to put forth a claim that
simply did not have the support of its own experts, both medical and ballistic.
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