Excellent point, Andy. Perceptions and memory are more malleable than we think; our experiences and history, and the level of the present threat, all color our perceptions of 'reality'.
Yes, yes they do, and yes, yes it is. Thank-you andrew, your sage wisdom is a shining light thru the darkness, thank-you, thank-you, thank-you!
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They will often exagerate bullet wounds. I have talked to many and they really dont know what they are talking about in many, many cases . Its like every other "eye whitness" case. All bedazzled at what they think happened, and they really dont know what bullets normaly do, so they go on like a death ray hit them.
Having seen this first hand, when someone mentions hearing anything from a medical practitioner about wounding, I have to be skeptical. Anything short of ballistics trained, experienced, pathologist that is.
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