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You extracted the bullet?
Dr. Smalley. He, that had gone clean through.
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Ar. Hakaman. In the siromatances is it possible to say the oslibre
of the bullet the wound was caused by?
Dr. Smalley. The entrance of the bullet was a little more than an
inch in length.
Mr. Shonton. The wound described might have been caused by the ordinary
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Mr.Shenton. Yeu told us the bullet appeared to have entered in a
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to a ricochet er to the fact that the bullet had already passod
through someone else and had carried on?
Dr. Smalley. Yes,
Mr.Shenton,
You told us the bullet emerged and passed the left thigh? Dr. Smalley. It came through the left thigh and then just grasod the
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Mr.Shenton, We may put it in this way. Then the bullot omorged it
was still going with very considerable velocity?
Dr. Smalloy. It was still travelling.
Mr. Shenton „ And might have inflicted another wound of somo description
Dr. SmalleV..
Yes.
Ir. Shenton, To sum the position up.That one bullet might probably
have inflicted at least three wounds?
Dr. Smalley. That is perfectly reasonable.
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Mr. Shenton.
On three persons?
Dr. Smallow.
Yas,en three persons.
Mr. Shonton. I think I ought to carry this a little further. You
examined some of the other persons?
Dr. Spalley. I examined them all.
Mr. Shenton, ▲ numbor of the wounds you say might have been due te
ricochets in the same namer?
Dr. Smalloy, Oh yes,distinctly. There are four wounds of which I can
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