I’ve read what you wrote and still believe you ought to get a second opinion.

[Daphne – You are free to get a second opinion yourself. You have all the information you require here. There is no ought about it, because I am not the investigator.]

Bullet penetration through plaster. A normal (full metal jacket -“FMJ”) 9mm bullet doesn’t leave a massive entry hole.

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And through cinderblock (“9mm P”):
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Maybe you should check again with the person who told you they were. Has he seen them in person or just looked at pictures of them on the small screen of a smartphone?

The upper one is almost certainly the result of a nail hammered in badly, perhaps someone once stuck a notice of some sort. The lower one looks most likely to be an inclusion, but could also be a hole that was incidentally plastered when the joints between the stones were plastered.

Apart from the obvious nail hole in one of them and that one would expect much more damage in the soft limestone, at least if it was a direct hit, the holes are both missing any sign of staining that the hot lead projectile would have left behind.

[Daphne – I’m afraid you are not in a position to comment if you are not a ballistics expert. I am not a ballistics expert either, which is why I asked somebody else to take a look instead of making the sort of assumptions you are making here. Not only that, but you haven’t even read my post – I specifically say that the person in question 1. went there, 2. found the second hole. He is also trained in the use of guns – specifically the same type of pistol as that used on the night in question. Unfortunately, I didn’t think to put a scale on the photographs because then you would immediately understand that those holes are much larger than a nail-hole.]

There was no magic bullet, so this could suppose a second shooter was firing his gun that evening.

I say there was another shooter on the grassy knoll, there always is.

Those could be the two shots that hit the wall. There could have been another three, possibly more, shots fired while Sheehan was driving.

One of the many things that do not make sense in this mess is that the car looked like it had three bullet holes.

In fact during one of the calls, three shots were mentioned, only to be corrected to ‘tnejn ghandu jkun’. However, it has always been reported that two shots were fired.

That “għandikun tlieta” in the tone in which it was said, was more likely “ Sir, tell me how many shots should I say I fired?”

On the other hand witnesses only heard two shots.