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DOUBT UPON DOUBT cont.
53
(Drs. Shaw and Perry said they never even heard of a bullet
found at Parkland Hospital until some date considerably after
November 22, 1963; in the case of Dr. Shaw, "
several
weeks later". That word of the "finding" of an assassination
bullet did not travel like wildfire throughout the hospital
can be explained logically only by assuming that the individuals
involved in its discovery and handling were ordered not to talk.
Such an order would be most consistent with official suspicion
of 399, and may further serve to explain Hospital Fersonnel
Director 0. P. Wright 1s otherwise incomprehensible failure to
include any mention of it in his activity report, submitted to
his superior just twelve days later.
Thus far, our inquiry has not solved the mystery of Commission Ex-
hibit 399. The walking-on-eggs performance of the Warren Commission and the
FBI, far from legitimatizing it, have instead further beclouded its genealogy.
Expert testimony was twisted or ignored; "tests" were conducted
(Dr. Olivier's) which tested nothing but the Commission's gullibility, or
worse; while others which should have been made were not; important witnesses
were not called, or were not asked relevant questions; pertinent reports were
not presented, while conspicuous omissions in others went unchallenged;
obvious implications went unexplored.
We have yet to learn the actual part played by bullet 399 in the
unforgettable tragedy of November 22, 1963.
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