[Mariner]

It seems that BBC should hire me as their editor....

I found the following sentence in this article:
BBC NEWS | Europe | Lone gunman clue in Greek murders

Ballistics tests on cartridges found near the bodies all came from the same weapon.

Have I gone completely mad, or the way this sentence is formed implies that the ballistic tests are the ones that came from the same weapon

EDIT:
Which isn't of course entirely unheard of way of sentence structuring, but still...It would make a heck of a lot more sense (and it would have been much better grammar, IMHO) to rephrase it as : Ballistics tests on cartridges found near the bodies [revealed that they] all came from the same weapon.