From: 19efppp@mail.com   
      
   On Thursday, November 23, 2023 at 12:27:19 AM UTC-5, JE Corbett wrote:   
   > CTs like to argue that ER doctors in a big city hospital would likely have   
   lots of    
   > experience treating victims of gunshot wounds and that much is true. It does    
   > not follow that they would be able to distinguish an entrance wound from an   
   exit wound. For starters, most gunshot victims are shot by handguns. While    
   > full metal jacket bullets are available for handguns, they are most commonly    
   > used for recreational and competition shooting. They are not the best choice    
   > for self defense and not normally used in criminal activity. Soft lead and    
   > hollow point ammo is most often used for those purposes. Such bullets    
   > deform on impact, even when hitting soft tissue. They are also less likely    
   > to exit the body as was the case with the round Jack Ruby fired into Oswald.    
   > When such ammo does exit a body, it will be deformed and is not going to    
   > produce a neat, round exit wound like a full metal jacket bullet would. It   
   is    
   > therefore not surprising that the ER team would believe the neat round    
   > bullet hole in JFK's throat was an entrance wound because they likely had    
   > little to no experience with exit wound produced by FMJ bullets.   
   Corbett reveals his depravity here by dismissing experts who don't say what he   
   wants to hear.   
      
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