Multiple Gunmen Anlaysis

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National Academy of Sciences wrote up new guidelines for proper bullet-lead analysis and statistical procedures, stating that past techniques were flawed and not accurate. Researchers went back to look at the old bullet fragments found in Kennedy. “Further, we found that one of the 30 bullets analyzed in our study also compositionally matched one of the fragments from the assassination analyzed by Dr. Guinn,” (Bryner 1). The results reveal that Guinn’s matches can not be the same coming from the same rifle or even the same box of bullets that Oswald bought. This opens the possibility that another gunman shot and hit Kennedy from a different location. Also, it would have been tough for Oswald to reload with the rifle that he had fast enough to shot him again.