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DescriptionHSCA-Connally-7-166.jpg	English: John B. Connally' wounds. Example of Tumbling bullet. Originated from the HSCA report, a US Government report, HSCA Vol. 7 p.166.
Date	1970s
Source	Image can be found at http://www.history-matters.com/archive/archive_holdings.htm HSCA Vol. 7 p.166
Author	HSCA

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