John T. Orr is the author of "Analysis of Gunshots in Dealey Plaza." Orr's independent research convinced the FBI to conduct additional testing on JFK evidence as late as 1997. Results were inconclusive, but he suggests that even more testing should be done. John became one of the few private citizens ever allowed by the Archives to examine in person original pieces of evidence in the case--the president's bloody shirt, coat, and tie, the magic bullet, the bullet fragments from the limousine, and the section of curb that a bullet struck. John also read thousands and thousands of pages of private books, magazines, and reports on the assassination. On April 17, 1995, John mailed a 72-page report on the final results of my research project to Attorney General Janet Reno. The report proves beyond a reasonable doubt that four shots were fired during the assassination.