Forget Oswald and Who....The Number of Bullets & Shooters Proves Conspiracy

[Tim Nickerson]

LOL! How did that happen and from where?

Just as likely it was from the missile fragmentation at the time of the head shot.



Not at all. That a CT "stupid story."

The Single-Bullet Theory arose out of the need to explain what happened to the bullet that exited intact from Kennedy's throat. There was no evidence an intact bullet struck anything in the limousine other than Connally.

The Oracle comes through again. Thanks Jerry.

[Tim Nickerson]

No bullet path through back and neck was confirmed through dissection of JFK.

There was an entry wound in the back of the neck and a wound in the throat. No bullet showed up on the autopsy x-rays. And then there's the  contusion of the apex of the right upper lobe of the lung which indicates the bullet passed over it.

[Tim Nickerson]

A full metal jacketed round from a bolt action rifle?  A FMJ bullet means another rifle apart from the Carcano and you know what that means..............

It's when reading idiocy like that statement that I really miss the old emoticons.

[Tim Nickerson]

Sure, cutting JFK's neck halfway off would have pleased the Kennedy family upstairs, who wanted no unnecessary mutilation. While they're at it, why not dissect his face and ears into slices looking for potential fragment tracks?

When everything between the neck in-shoot and out-shoot signaled damage, it was obvious the wounds connected, but only after Humes learned there had been a bullet hole seen at the throat.

"My problem is, very simply stated, we had an entrance wound high in the posterior back above the scapula. We didn't know where the exit wound was at that point. I'd be the first one to admit it. We knew in general in the past that we should have been more prescient than we were, I must confess, because when we removed the breast plate and examined the thoracic cavity, we saw a contusion on the upper lobe of the lung. There was no defect in the pleura anyplace. So it's obvious that the missile had gone over that top of the lung.
Of course, the more I thought about it, the more I realized it had to go out from the neck. It was the only place it could go, after it was not found anywhere in the X-rays. So early the next morning, I called Parkland Hospital and talked with Malcolm Perry, I guess it was. And he said, Oh, yeah, there was a wound right in the middle of the neck by the tie, and we used that for the tracheotomy. Well, they obliterated, literally obliterated--when we went back to the photographs, we thought we might have seen some indication of the edge of that wound in the gaping skin where the--but it wouldn't make a great deal of sense to go slashing open the neck." -- James Humes' ARRB deposition.

[Tim Nickerson]

What is the purpose of an autopsy?

Primarily, to determine the cause and manner of death.

[Tim Nickerson]

An autopsy is frequently performed in cases of sudden death, where a doctor is not able to write a death certificate, or when death is believed to result from an unnatural cause. These examinations are performed under a legal authority (Medical Examiner or Coroner or Procurator Fiscal) and do not require the consent of relatives of the deceased. The most extreme example is the examination of murder victims, especially when medical examiners are looking for signs of death or the murder method, such as bullet wounds and exit points, [...]

Yup. Is there a point that you were trying to make with that?

[Tim Nickerson]

"My problem is, very simply stated, we had an entrance wound high in the posterior back above the scapula. We didn't know where the exit wound was at that point. [...]"

Next step?

Look at the x-rays.

[Tim Nickerson]

Showing?

Interior, posterior view of the right shoulder and right chest.

Interior, posterior view of the left shoulder and left chest.

Interior, posterior view of the chest.

Interior, posterior view of the abdomen and lower chest.