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Table 1. Bullets and fragments received by the FBI. Specimen Description Total weight, grainsTotal weight,mg CE 399 (Q1) Bullet from stretcher (lead core.

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1 Table 1. Bullets and fragments received by the FBI. Specimen Description Total weight, grainsTotal weight,mg CE 399 (Q1) Bullet from stretcher (lead core plus jacket)158.610,277 CE 567 (Q2) Bullet fragment from seat cushion (lead core plus brass jacket)44.62,890 CE 569 (Q3) Bullet fragment from front seat (jacket)21.01,361 CE 843 (Q4,5) Two lead fragments from President’s head[2]1.65; 0.15107; 9.7 CE 842 (Q9) Three lead fragments from Connally’s arm0.532 CE 840 (Q14) Three lead fragments from rear carpet0.9, 0.7, 0.758, 45, 45 CE 841 (Q15) Scraping from inside surface of windshieldNone listed

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3 Table 12. The FBI’s results for silver and antimony in bullets and fragments (concentrations in ppm). Specimen

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