Experts Now Say JFK Bullet Analysis Was Wrong (Several shooters!!)

Im not that into the JFK conspiracy, but im sure alot of you will like this

"Researchers analyzing bullet fragments from the 1963 Kennedy assassination using new techniques say that the government's 1976 conclusion that the bullets came from only one gun (Oswald's) is wrong. 'Using new guidelines set forth by the National Academy of Sciences for proper bullet analysis, Tobin and his colleagues at Texas A&M re-analyzed the bullet evidence used by the 1976 House Select Committee on Assassinations, which concluded that only one shooter, Oswald, fired the shots that killed Kennedy in Dallas. The committee's finding was based in part on the research of now-deceased University of California at Irvine chemist Vincent P. Guinn. He used bullet lead analysis to conclude that the five bullet fragments recovered from the Kennedy assassination scene came from just two bullets, which were traced to the same batch of bullets Oswald owned.'"

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[edit on 18/5/07 by Jugg]

thanks for the post, interesting read.

But really, it's more revealing about just how long it takes for the evidence to come out. And how little you can rely upon the govt's analysis of evidence.

All flawed, conveniently to support the Warren fairytale, and now the retired FBI analyst comes out and says that the bullet fragments recovered and preserved actually reveal that there were at least three bullets from two shooters.

It's all history now, but the truth leaks slowly out just like the leaching from buried toxic waste.