| Lee Harvey Oswald's Rifle | |
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Origin |
Lee Harvey Oswald/JFK Assassination |
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Type |
Carcano Rifle |
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Effects |
Bullets can move through wormholes while in motion |
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Downsides |
None |
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Activation |
Firing |
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Collected by |
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Section |
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Aisle |
20638-7289 |
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Shelf |
19801-5105-958 |
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Date of Collection |
December 19, 1963 |
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Origins[]
Lee Harvey Oswald was the gunman who, on November 22 1963, shot and killed the United States president John F. Kennedy. This made Kennedy the fourth president to be assassinated while in office and made Oswald one of America's most reviled criminals.
Due to the high-profile nature of the event, several conspiracy theories have emerged. These range from CIA cover-ups to more absurd notions such as demonic possesion. One in particular postulates the theory of multiple gunmen being present due to several consectutive gunshots heard at the time.
The true origins of the artifact are unknown, as it clearly had artifact qualities when it was in Oswald's hands. Possible theories include Lee discovering the artifact and using it or, more likely, it became an artifact the second the attempt was made on President Kennedy's life.
Oswald posing in his backyard with the rifle, along with his pistol and some newspapers.
Effects[]
When fired, the wielder has the ability to cause the bullet to rip a hole in the fabric of space, allowing it to teleport. Wih this power, one bullet is capable of striking from several different angles before impact. Each time it teleports, another gunshot can be heard and it can move a total of four times.