Bullet Fragment Photos:

CE 567 is a plastic envelope marked "C2" and numerous other containers, along with one 6.5 mm caliber nose portion of a metal jacketed bullet, and one small metal fragment. The exhibit was reportedly found on the right side of the front seat by the Secret Service upon their examination of the limousine on November 22, 1963 (WC H, Vol. 3, p 415)

CE 569 is a plastic evelope marked "C14A", a manila envelope and metal box, containing one 6.5 mm caliber base portion of a metal jacket bullet. the exhibit was reportedly found on the floor beside the right side of the front seat by the Secret Service upon their examination of the limousine on November 22, 1963. (WC H, Vol. 5, pg 67)

CE 567 NARA photo taken 1997 view--a	CE 567 Warren Commission Exhibit (Vol. 17 page 256)	CE 567 HSCA Exhibit (Vol. XI, page 124) photo taken 4-15-78	CE 567 evidence array from "Photo" Magazine, January 1984 closeup of 567
CE 567 NARA photo view--b	CE 567 NARA photo closeup view of artifacts.	CE 569 Also found in front seat of Limousine (WC Exhibit Vol. 17)	CE 569 NARA photo taken 1997
CE840 photo of 2 fragments found from underneath the left jump seat. Note: The FBI originally recovered three particles. In 1970, an independent researcher brought to the attention of the National Archives that one of the three fragments was missing. The Archives has been unable to locate it.	FBI drawings of bullet fragments found in limo.	Wrist X-ray showing Gov. Connally's fragments still remaining.	Xray of JFK from Warren Commission Volumes showing fragments still embedded.
CE 399 In evidence	CE 351 Limousine Windshield	See also: JFK Lancer Archives - Ballistic Evidence

NARA photos courtesy Vern Pascal; Other photos from ARRB Final Report and LMP Warren Commission CD-ROM.

See also Presidential Limousine Photos

 

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