Senator Cooper. So ordered.
Dr. Gregory. For your convenience.
Mr. Dulles. Was the wound of exit in the wrist also jagged like the wound of entry or was there, what differences were there between the wound of entry and the wound of exit?
Dr. Gregory. The wound of exit was disposed transversely across the wrist exactly as I have it marked here. It was in the nature of a small laceration, perhaps a centimeter and a half in length, about a half an inch long, and it lay in the skin creases so that as you examined the wrist casually it was a very innocent looking thing indeed, and it was not until it was probed that its true nature in connection with the remainder of the wound was evident.
Senator Russell. When did you first see this bullet, Doctor, the one you have just described in your testimony?
Dr. Gregory. This bullet?
Senator Russell. Yes.
Dr. Gregory. This morning, sir.
Senator Russell. You had never seen it until this morning?
Dr. Gregory. I had never seen it before this time.