One missed, hit the curb twenty feet from the underpass, and the ricochet cut James Tague's cheek.
The damage to the curb was patched with darker material, preventing analysis of residue.
Tague had filmed the nick, after which his home was burgled and the film was the only item taken.
[Decker, too, photographed the nick, and the FBI kept the negatives it took from him.]
Tague was surprised by Liebeler asking about the film, because it was not public that he'd taken it.
The FBI recommended examination by a building materials specialist which is included along with the above information in Harold Weisberg, Case Open, Carroll & Graf, 1994, Chapter XIII, pages 135-166.
Unfortunately for the Warren Commission version, three shots cannot account for the known effects:
A missed shot;
A Kennedy head shot;
A Kennedy back shot without exit, one finger digit deep per autopsists;
A Magic Bullet causing seven wounds including two in bone, leaving Commission Exhibit 399 missing only the two grains carved from its base for NAA testing purposes.
Add various missed shots in the turf, one by the manhole, the windshield--
Not to mention the throat wound which was described as a wound of entry--
Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain; he works for the Wizard Commission.