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XIV
A PROCESS OF ELIMINATION
On the basis of conclusive evidence, we have eliminated nine
more of our remaining hypotheses and sub-hypotheses, leaving twenty-eight
still open.
Of the remaining number, the largest group (nine) require that
399 come to rest somewhere in the President's car (as a result of the shoot-
ing); be recovered therefrom, and placed on the stretcher on which it was
found at Parkland Hospital. Some brief testimony by FBI firearms expert
Frazier is in order here, for he examined the car within hours after the
assassination:
lfr. Specter: Mr. Frazier
Do you have any knowledge through any source
stoney
whatsoever of any bullets or fragments found anywhere in the
5173
vicinity of the assassination, other than those (fragments) which
you have already testified to, which were in the car, or the whole
bullet from the Connally stretcher
?
Nr. Frazier: No sir; I have never heard of any nor have any been submitted
to me.
The next questions answered by Frazier emphasize still further the un-
likelihood of 399 having been found in the car (or in the vicinity of the
assassination)
lfr. Specter : During the regular processing of the FBI examination in this
case, vould all such bullets or bullet fragments be brought to you
for examination in accordance with your assignment to this matter
generally?
Lic. Frazier: Yes, they would.
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