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evidenceevidencephysicalBrendan DasseyKQKQ was a charred cranial fragment with a defect that Kenneth Olson described as consistent with a high-speed projectile. He detected elemental lead in examined areas around the defect but not in the comparison areas he examined, and said the lead could have come from a bullet.
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KQ was a charred cranial fragment with a defect that Kenneth Olson described as consistent with a high-speed projectile. He detected elemental lead in examined areas around the defect but not in the comparison areas he examined, and said the lead could have come from a bullet.

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Olson connected the lead detected near KQ's beveled defect to a possible bullet impact, without identifying a particular bullet or firearm.

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