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THE CHOICES NARROW cont.
possibility, it should be recalled that yet another improbabilit; must be
added to the series on which this hypothesis already depends; that our
earlier concession that President Kennedy's stretcher could have been the
one on which Tomlinson found the bullet is itself contingent upon two
factors
1. that contrary to all indications, someone replaced sheets
on Fresident Kennedy's stretcher after they had been
once removed, and then moved the stretcher to the elevator
or corridor area where Tomlinson found it.
2. that Tomlinson arrived at the elevator close to an hour
later than he said he did.
Nor is even this quite all, for JFK-10 sheres with all other
hypotheses one final handicap; there is no evidence of any blood or tissue
ever having been on 399. Frazier --despite Eisenberg's obfuscation-- said
he saw none; there is no indication that any of those handling it
previously saw any; and, if any laboratory analysis was made which veri-
fied or refuted the presence of such residue, neither the Warren Report nor
any of the twenty-six volumes of testimony and exhibits reveal that fact.
*
* Opinions received from experts referred to in footnote on page 71. reveal
that such complete lack: of adhering blood or tissue would be unusual for
a bullet that had pierced a body.
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