I think he was shot twice from the back. I think the evidence is misleading that he was shot from the front. In the Zapruder film the exit wound is at the front of Kennedys head - this is strong evidence that he was shot from the back and an exit wound blasted out the top front of Kennedys head.
I see. So you are a conspiracy theorist in that you believe everyone I cited in my first post conspired to say that JFK was shot from the front.
And you think all the following people were part of the conspiracy to say he was shot from the front.
From my book:Concerning President Kennedy’s throat wound, Parkland Hospital doctors were adamant that it was a wound of entry. Dr. Paul Peters testified to the Warren Commission, “We saw the wound of entry in the throat.”
Dr. Robert McClelland testified, “The wound in the neck, the anterior part of the neck, was an entrance wound.”
Dr. Charles Carrico, who used a “laryngoscope” to look down into President Kennedy’s throat, told the House Select Committee on Assassinations, “There was some injury to the trachea behind it,” and the bullet “must have been going front to back.”
Dr. Marion Jenkins wrote up a report at 4:30 p.m. on November 22 stating that Doctors Baxter, Perry, and McClelland “began a tracheotomy and started the insertion of a right chest tube” because President Kennedy had sustained “obvious tracheal and chest damage.”
Additionally, Dr. Malcolm Perry, who performed the tracheotomy, testified to the Assassination Records Review Board in 1998 that the neck wound “looked like an entrance wound and the bullet appeared to be coming at him,” and thirty-five years earlier, at a press conference on the day of the assassination, Dr. Perry stated, “There was an entrance wound in the neck,” and Perry stated that the bullet “appeared to be coming at him.”
Contrary to the autopsy report claiming that a bullet struck JFK in the back of the neck, eyewitnesses clearly saw the bullet strike President Kennedy considerably farther down on his back.
Secret Service Special Agent Clint Hill, who had been summoned to the morgue to witness “the damage of the gunshot wounds,” wrote in his report that he “observed a wound about six inches down from the neckline on the back just to the right of the spinal column.”
Hill told the Warren Commission the same thing, testifying, “I saw an opening in the back, about six inches below the neckline to the right-hand side of the spinal column.”
Even the lead pathologist, James Humes, first acknowledged that the wound was “below the shoulders.” FBI Agents Sibert and O’Neill wrote in their report that during the autopsy, Dr. Humes “located an opening which appeared to be a bullet hole, which was below the shoulders.” Humes probed the wound with his finger, and “it was determined that the trajectory of the missile entering at this point had entered at a downward position of 45 to 60 degrees.”
And one of the Secret Service Agents in the Presidential follow-up car, Special Agent Glen Bennett, wrote in his report on November 22 that after the first shot, he heard another shot and “saw the shot hit the President about four inches down from the right shoulder.” Bennett wrote four inches down from the “shoulder,” not four inches down from the neck.
When Humes, the lead pathologist, testified to the Warren Commission, he totally contradicted what he and the FBI Agents saw during the autopsy. Humes claimed the wound in the front of the neck is “physically lower” than an alleged “point of entrance” in the back of the neck. The autopsy report that Humes signed similarly states that a bullet “traversed the soft tissues . . . of the neck . . . and made its exit through the anterior surface [front] of the neck.”
Originally, after lead pathologist James J. Humes acknowledged there was a back wound “below the shoulders,” the throat wound was being explained away as an exit wound for a bullet “fragment” that came from an alleged rear headshot.
In the Warren Commission’s Executive Session on January 27, 1964, the Commission’s General Counsel, Lee Rankin, stated, “We have an explanation there in the autopsy that probably a fragment came out the front of the neck.”
Rankin continued, “It seems quite apparent now, since we have the picture of where the bullet entered in the back, that the bullet entered below the shoulder blade to the right of the backbone, which is below the place where the picture shows the bullet came out in the neckband of the shirt in front.”
Rankin repeated that according to the autopsy report, there were “bullet fragments” from an alleged rear headshot, one of which “came out in part through the neck.”
Rankin, who had “the picture of where the bullet entered in the back,” could clearly see that President Kennedy’s back wound was “below the shoulder blade,” and he could see that the back wound was below President Kennedy’s throat wound.
The public never saw the autopsy report on which Rankin based his statements, and the CIA saw to it that this Warren Commission Executive Session would remain classified for quite some time. The National Archives sent a letter to the CIA in 1974 concerning the transcript of the “executive session of January 27, 1964,” stating, “The Central Intelligence Agency requested us to withhold this transcript from research in a letter of December 22, 1972.”
The media were also touting the story that a bullet fragment caused the throat wound. A Washington Post story on December 18, 1963, twenty-six days after the assassination, stated that the “as yet unofficial report of pathologists” says a bullet “fragment” from an alleged rear head shot had been “deflected” and had “passed out the front of the throat.”
Since the official story was that he had been shot from behind, and everyone could see the back wound was lower down on the back, the only possible way to explain away President Kennedy’s throat wound without acknowledging that it was an entrance wound was to claim that it was an exit wound for a bullet fragment from an alleged rear head shot.
The autopsy report would not be released to the public as a Warren Commission exhibit until ten months after the assassination, by which time people would accept the new version of a bullet striking President Kennedy in the back of the neck. The throat wound would then be easily explained away as an exit wound, and the fragment story would be ancient history.
The “Secret Service” finally gave an autopsy report to the FBI on December 23, 1963, more than a month after the assassination, and on the same day, the “Secret Service” gave an entirely different autopsy report to the Warren Commission. Lee Rankin was apparently looking at this other version of the autopsy report during the Warren Commission’s Executive Session in January when he said it had “an explanation” that “probably a fragment came out the front of the neck.”
The autopsy report that was given to the FBI eventually became the “official” autopsy report. It states that a bullet entered “above the scapula” (otherwise known as the shoulder blade), which directly contradicts the autopsy report stating that a bullet “entered below the shoulder blade.”
To repeat, the CIA killed President Kennedy as part of their effort to control the government. It’s all in my book. Click the link.
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