Re: Motorcycle Policeman Hargis said Limo stopped !

[Mike Orr]

      Fifty-nine Witnesses: Delay on Elm Street     By Vince Palamara
  UPI's Four Days (1964), p. 17--- In the right hand picture [a frame from the Muchmore film], the driver slams on his brakes and the police escort pulls up.

      Case Closed by Gerald Posner (1993),p. 234---"Incredibly, Greer, sensing that something was wrong in the back of the car, slowed the vehicle to almost a standstill." AND  - Gerald Posner, with Dan Rather, on CBS' "Who Killed JFK: The Final Chapter?", 11/19/93---By turning around the second time and looking at JFK as the car slows down, Posner says that "What he [Greer] has done is inadvertently given Oswald the easiest of the three shots."

      ABC Reporter Bob Clark(rode in the National Press Pool Car)---Reported on the air that the limousine stopped on Elm Street during the shooting [WFAA/ ABC, 11/22/63];

       DPD James Chaney (one of the four Presidential motorcyclists)---stated that the Presidential limousine stopped momentarily after the first shot (according to the testimony of Mark Lane; corroborated by the testimony of fellow DPD motorcycle officer Marion Baker: Chaney told him that "...at the time, after the shooting, from the time the first shot rang out, the car stopped completely, pulled to the left and stopped...Now I have heard several of them say that, Mr. Truly was standing out there, he said it stopped. Several officers said it stopped completely." [2 H 44-45 (Lane)---referring to Chaney's statement as reported in the Houston Chronicle dated 11/24/63; 3 H 266 (Baker)];

       I've only listed a few . You can go to       mcadams.posc.mu.edu/59wit.htm

       

[Steve Barber]

There is no way to compare how much material went behind than in front I guess you do not consider any of the people who saw Kennedy's wound before Bethesda is relevant  A few said up to 1/2, I believe that was Clint Hill The Zapruder film is obviously altered not to show skull debris

 The Harper Fragment was on the opposite side of Elm from the knoll

 Here is a good link of all those who stated the hole in JFK'd head was large and in the right rear Do you know of one witness who claimed otherwise before Bethesda? Even the overwhelming majority of them said otherwise

http://www.assassinationweb.com/ag6.htm

 With that evidence in hand we add that all the fragments were lost by the authorities including the brain, I have little idea what evidence you feel points otherwise? It is likely a head shot did come from behind as well, but there is no doubt the shot the blew out the back of his skull came from the front

   So the Harper fragment was opposite the knoll. I've known this for years and years.    The limousine  was nowhere near where the fragment was found when the fatal shot was fired.  It traveled through the air from the top of the head, not the rear of the head! The rear of the head is intact. Period. The Zapruder, Nix and Muchmore films, all show the same thing: Head matter(skull fragments) flying off the top of the head towards the infield grass where they landed.  And why do you call Bill and Gayle Newman, Abraham Zapruder, Marilyn Siztman, Mrs. Kennedy and Chuck Brehm liars?  They were standing within feet of the limousine during the fatal shot.  And the moment you are confronted with facts regarding skull material and how the Zapruder, Nix, and Muchmore films all reveal none flying behind the limousine, you render the film and or films "altered".  Absurd.  Absolutely absurd, and typical conspiracy nutter tripe.  I am well aware of the list of people who say they saw the back of the head.  Too bad they are wrong because none of them examined the head wound. Mrs. Kennedy is the first person to have seen the damage done to her husband's head, and what she tells Theodore White doesn't fit at all with your scenario.  I suggest you read it.  Clint Hill jumps all over the place when talking about where the hole was.

 As far as your two shots to the head theory. Ludicrous. Had two shots been fired into the man's head, there would have been very little of his head left.  You have absolutely no explanation for where the bullet went, and you have no explanation for how, if the shot "came from the front" blowing out the back of the head, where such a bullet came from, and how it didn't damage any of the left hemisphere of the brain or the right side of the skull.  I suggest you read up on just how little brain tissue was missing from the brain.  I'll give you a hint. It is nowhere near the amount you believe it its.  Try reading Dr. Baden's report. 

[Steve Barber]

      Fifty-nine Witnesses: Delay on Elm Street     By Vince Palamara
  UPI's Four Days (1964), p. 17--- In the right hand picture [a frame from the Muchmore film], the driver slams on his brakes and the police escort pulls up.

      Case Closed by Gerald Posner (1993),p. 234---"Incredibly, Greer, sensing that something was wrong in the back of the car, slowed the vehicle to almost a standstill." AND  - Gerald Posner, with Dan Rather, on CBS' "Who Killed JFK: The Final Chapter?", 11/19/93---By turning around the second time and looking at JFK as the car slows down, Posner says that "What he [Greer] has done is inadvertently given Oswald the easiest of the three shots.
 

      ABC Reporter Bob Clark(rode in the National Press Pool Car)---Reported on the air that the limousine stopped on Elm Street during the shooting [WFAA/ ABC, 11/22/63];

       DPD James Chaney (one of the four Presidential motorcyclists)---stated that the Presidential limousine stopped momentarily after the first shot (according to the testimony of Mark Lane; corroborated by the testimony of fellow DPD motorcycle officer Marion Baker: Chaney told him that "...at the time, after the shooting, from the time the first shot rang out, the car stopped completely, pulled to the left and stopped...Now I have heard several of them say that, Mr. Truly was standing out there, he said it stopped. Several officers said it stopped completely." [2 H 44-45 (Lane)---referring to Chaney's statement as reported in the Houston Chronicle dated 11/24/63; 3 H 266 (Baker)];

       I've only listed a few . You can go to       mcadams.posc.mu.edu/59wit.htm

       

 UPI had not seen anything but the Marie Muchmore film, which they had in their possession. The films all show the limo slowing and the motorcycle's remaining at the same speed.  Naturally, it looks like the "police escort pulls up" because they are still travelling at the 11 mph they were travelling before Greer took his foot off the gas.

Posner is correct.  The limo slowing did make Oswald's final shot easy target.  The limo, did not stop.

 Bob Clark was not in a position to see the limousine during the assassination.  He was several cars back and the vehicles in front of him would have blocked his view of the limousine completely.

 Your citation re Chaney is ridiculous.  We know that what he said did not happen.  Out of all of the  witnesses to the assassination, the majority of them never said anything about the limousine doing what Chaney, Truly and "Others" you say saw it stop completely.  It didn't happen. The films--regardless of your belief that they are "altered"-- prove this, as well as the majority of witnesses who never saw the car do what Chaney said it did. 

[Matt Grantham]

     Too bad they are wrong because none of them examined the head wound. .
  Try reading Dr. Baden's report.

 Amusing Doctors do not examine wounds? Remind me how Hargis is covered with brain splatter and with enough force that he thought he might have been shot and none of it would appear on film There is no brain material going what would be considered forward in Zapruder two diagonal jets with completely insignificant amounts of material Thus the Zapruder film offers virtually nothing in offering where the tissue went

 The fragments and brain being gone is immaterial apparently?

 I assume you see the three pathologists are on the list, so who exactly are your expert examiners that actually dealt with the physical evidence?  You highlighted "examined" as an operative term and that certainly does not apply to Baden

[Joe Elliott]

 Amusing Doctors do not examine wounds?

Not when they have higher priority tasks.


** Continuing checking for breathing.

** Continuing checking for heartbeats.

** Hooking up patient for emergency blood transfusion.

** Hooking up patient and delivering medicine through a needle.

Could not use the usual methods of controlling bleeding like direct pressure or a tourniquet because most of the bleeding was from the brain. Taking time to ?examine? this wound won?t give them any insights on how to stop the bleeding, or keep the heart beating, or keep the breathing going.


All of which was over in about ten minutes.


Once a patient is stabilized, then, yes, the wounds should be carefully examined.

[Matt Grantham]

 UPI had not seen anything but the Marie Muchmore film, which they had in their possession. The films all show the limo slowing and the motorcycle's remaining at the same speed.  Naturally, it looks like the "police escort pulls up" because they are still travelling at the 11 mph they were travelling before Greer took his foot off the gas.

Posner is correct.  The limo slowing did make Oswald's final shot easy target.  The limo, did not stop.

 Bob Clark was not in a position to see the limousine during the assassination.  He was several cars back and the vehicles in front of him would have blocked his view of the limousine completely.

 Your citation re Chaney is ridiculous.  We know that what he said did not happen.  Out of all of the  witnesses to the assassination, the majority of them never said anything about the limousine doing what Chaney, Truly and "Others" you say saw it stop completely.  It didn't happen. The films--regardless of your belief that they are "altered"-- prove this, as well as the majority of witnesses who never saw the car do what Chaney said it did.

 Relative to the background there is no slowing of the limo

[Jack Trojan]

Not when they have higher priority tasks.


** Continuing checking for breathing.

** Continuing checking for heartbeats.

** Hooking up patient for emergency blood transfusion.

** Hooking up patient and delivering medicine through a needle.

Could not use the usual methods of controlling bleeding like direct pressure or a tourniquet because most of the bleeding was from the brain. Taking time to ?examine? this wound won?t give them any insights on how to stop the bleeding, or keep the heart beating, or keep the breathing going.


All of which was over in about ten minutes.


Once a patient is stabilized, then, yes, the wounds should be carefully examined.

Are you claiming that JFK was still alive when they brought him to Bethesda? The doctor never would have given him a tracheotomy if he was still alive. It would have killed him.

[Matt Grantham]

Not when they have higher priority tasks.


** Continuing checking for breathing.

** Continuing checking for heartbeats.

** Hooking up patient for emergency blood transfusion.



** Hooking up patient and delivering medicine through a needle.

Could not use the usual methods of controlling bleeding like direct pressure or a tourniquet because most of the bleeding was from the brain. Taking time to ?examine? this wound won?t give them any insights on how to stop the bleeding, or keep the heart beating, or keep the breathing going.


All of which was over in about ten minutes.


Once a patient is stabilized, then, yes, the wounds should be carefully examined.

 False dichotomy If you are treating a patients wound you have to examine it to see what the problem is It may be that the missed some smaller wounds further up on the head, but that is not the point here