The “Steel Man” Dossier (The Commission’s Best Case)
To understand the lie, you have to understand the “logic” they used to “satisfy” the public.
The Trajectory: The theory (formulated by Arlen Specter) claims Commission Exhibit 399 (CE 399) exited JFK’s neck, paused in mid-air for 1.6 seconds, turned right, entered Governor Connally’s back, exited his chest, smashed his right wrist bone, and embedded itself in his left thigh.
- The “Pristine” Defense: The Council argues that because the bullet was a 6.5mm Western Cartridge Co. Full Metal Jacket (FMJ), it was “tough” enough to pass through two men and hit bone without deforming. They claim it was traveling at a “spent” velocity by the time it hit the wrist, allowing it to remain intact.
- The “Alignment” Claim: They argue Connally was sitting on a jump seat, positioned lower and more to the left than JFK, which they claim creates a “straight line” (if you squint hard enough and ignore the tree).
The C.I.A. Audit: The Reality Gap
1. The Ballistic Impossibility You have a photo of ten bullets fired into various media. Physics is a constant. Even bullets fired into water or soft ballistic gel show more expansion and “mushrooming” than CE 399.
- The SIA Point: CE 399 is famously called “pristine.” It has no lead protrusion at the base and no significant flattening, despite allegedly shattering a human radius (wrist bone). Shattering bone requires a massive transfer of kinetic energy, which always results in lead deformity.
2. The “Tree” Interception The Council’s “Magic Bullet” needs a clear “straight line.” But as the February 16 footage proves, that line was occupied by a Live Oak evergreen.
- The SIA Point: If the bullet hit a single leaf or twig on its way from the 6th floor, its stability would have been compromised, causing it to “tumble” before even reaching JFK. A tumbling bullet does not create “neat” entry/exit wounds, nor does it survive hitting a wrist bone in pristine condition.
3. The “Seven Wound” Absurdity CE 399 is tasked with causing seven separate wounds.
- The C.I.A. Point: The Council didn’t just ask us to believe in a magic bullet; they asked us to believe in a bullet that ignores the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Energy was spent, bone was broken, but the bullet looks like it was pulled straight out of a box of ammo.
But wait… it gets better. The Council tells you that a Parkland employee named Darrell Tomlinson found this ‘Magic Bullet’ rolling around on a stretcher. That’s the official ‘Source Code.’
But let’s look at the declassified testimony of Secret Service Agent Paul Landis.
Landis was there. He was on the bumper of the car. And he recently admitted the truth they’ve been scrubbing for decades: He is the one who found the bullet. But he didn’t find it on a stretcher. He found it lodged in the back of the limousine, right behind where the President was sitting.
He picked it up. He put it in his pocket. And then, in the chaos of Parkland Hospital—thinking he was ‘preserving evidence’—he placed it on the President’s stretcher.
Do you see the glitch? The ‘Magic Bullet’ didn’t fall out of Governor Connally’s thigh after breaking his wrist. It never even hit Connally! It was a spent round that hit the back of the seat and stopped. By moving it to the stretcher, Landis unknowingly gave Arlen Specter the ‘Magic’ he needed to invent the Single Bullet Theory.
When the FBI later showed CE 399 to the men who actually handled it—Secret Service Agent Richard Johnsen and Chief James Rowley—do you know what they said? ‘We cannot identify this bullet.’ They wouldn’t sign off on the lie!
The Council didn’t just ignore the tree; they ignored the very men who held the evidence in their hands. They swapped a spent round from a car seat for a ‘Magic Bullet’ on a stretcher to keep the ‘Lone Nut’ narrative from crashing.”
