
Originally Posted by
ClydeR
I don't know. It could have been a piece of metal, wood or glass blown out by a bullet impact, which as you know is a type of shrapnel. Or it possibly could have been a piece of a fragmented bullet. Or it might have been a direct impact from a ninth bullet. Why does it matter? I'm not sure. Criminal investigators always want to track down those details. Recreating the paths of small objects moving at high speed cannot be easy, especially when the investigation is begun hours after the incident with hundreds of people having moved about at the scene.