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Rib and wrist no vertabraeVertebrae, rib and wrist....bone, bone and more bone. Any bullet smashing through all that bone would be spectacularly deformed. The "magic" bullet was compressed very slightly on the underside (not even in the nose where all that force between bullet and bone would necessarily have to leave great deformities).
Joe Rogan, a noted hunter says no way that bullet on display smashed through the bodies of two men and came out like it did and so Cyril Wecht agrees.
Once again you are wrong it was a tumbler.
Tumblers summersault after hitting something like JFK's soft tissue.
The damage to the bullet would then have been anywhere and was at the base rather than the nose.
This is why it was consistent with the wounds it caused
It did not begin hitting bones until it was tumbling and slowing down.
The hunter is comparing it to modern bullets which are far less likely to tumble and which hit bone first
There is nothing magical about it and the experts are simply ignoring or overlooking these details
The wound in connally is evisence of this. The entry wound in his back was an incision about an inch long rather than a puncture because the bullet was tumbling and hit him sideways.