Analysis: The Bullet Engraving Passage
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A short analysis passage, four lines on a plain background, discussing the part of the alleged Robinson-Twiggs exchange that concerns engraving on bullets and the internet references said to appear in that engraving.
The engraved-cartridge detail was among the earliest specifics released to the media after the shooting and it did a great deal of work in shaping public understanding, because it appeared to supply a motive and a subculture in a single stroke. It is also the kind of detail that researchers have asked the hardest questions about — where the images came from, when they were released relative to the rest of discovery, and how a recovered cartridge's markings were documented.
What this screenshot contains is one commentator's reading of that passage, not a filing or an official statement, and this page does not adopt its conclusions. Read the transcript itself elsewhere in this cluster, then Discord Messages, Gun and Bullet and ATF Inconclusive Ballistics.
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