The Magic Bullet Conspiracy Theory

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Additionally, the doctors from Parkland Hospital called Bethesda Hospital to notify them to examine the neck wound for a bullet. This did not take place. Instead, the examiners found one bullet in the car in pristine condition. The “magic bullet” conspiracy theory was built upon the one bullet the was recovered. The government should have allowed the autopsy to finish before they took the body.

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