Article: A Presumption of Innocence: Lee Harvey Oswald, Part 3 by Johnny Cairns

Part 1 and Part 2 of this series by Johnny Cairns

Commission Exhibit (CE) 142 (the paper bag)

CE 399 (the magic bullet)

CE 543, 544, 545 (shells found on the sixth floor)

The shells were picked up from the floor before they were photographed

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The chain of custody for the shells is nonexistent

Lt. Day testified that the shell was marked by someone who was not at the crime scene

According to the WC, the shells were discovered by Deputy Sheriff Luke Mooney

Day did not mark the shells at the scene of the crime even though they were in his possession

He placed these unmarked shells into an unsealed envelope

Under these circumstances, how could Day swear under oath that the shells being presented in evidence

against Oswald were the same ones allegedly found in the aftermath of the president’s murder?

The shells would never have been admitted into evidence in a trial against Oswald

Dent in the shell (CE 543)

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Not a single box of ammunition was found among Oswald's belongings

What should have happened regarding the chain of custody for the shells

Oswald would not have been convicted at the trial

The palm prints on the rifle

The bulk of the core evidence was transferred to the FBI on 11.23.1963

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Unsmoking the Gun by Pat Speer

The 1993 PBS Frontline program Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald?

Johnny Cairns' book Case Not Closed to be released shortly