Re: Motorcycle Policeman Hargis said Limo stopped !

[Jack Trojan]

"I'm the only one living who was beside the car, said Detective Hargis, now 63. When he was shot in the head, it splashed up, and I ran into all that brain matter, and all that. It came up and down, all over my uniform." After the head shot, ?there was a plume of blood and brains and plasma. It was just like a fog, and I ran right through it.?

Since when does a full metal jacketed bullet explode in your head and generate a plume of plasma? Ans: never.

[Gary Craig]

[Steve Barber]

She couldn't have possibly seen the President's head before Clint Hill's suit coat was covering it before he was even removed from the vehicle and placed onto the gurney.

 Again, the top of the head, not the back, was blown off.   

[Ray Mitcham]

She couldn't have possibly seen the President's head before Clint Hill's suit coat was covering it before he was even removed from the vehicle and placed onto the gurney.

 Again, the top of the head, not the back, was blown off.

Let us have your witnesses to  a "top of the head" wound, Steve.

[Steve Barber]

Since when does a full metal jacketed bullet explode in your head and generate a plume of plasma? Ans: never.

Hargis could very well have meant plasma membrane.

[Steve Barber]

Let us have your witnesses to  a "top of the head" wound, Steve.

Where have you been, Ray?  I already have.  The witness just happens to be the closest witness to the head of JFK when he was shot.  She held her husbands head in her hands saying that she was trying to " trying to hold the top of his head down trying to keep it(the brain) in".  Read her interview with Theodore White within 7 days of the assassination, Ray.  On top of this, just what is it that you think we see flying into the air in the Zapruder film?  Those are the skull fragments that landed several yards ahead of where the limousine was located--two of which were discovered by people and turned over to the authorities. That is the top of the head. Not the rear, not the side. The top.  The autopsy photographs as well as the Zapruder film, Nix  film and Muchmore film all show the top of the head blown off, as does the Moorman photograph.  Chuck Brehm is another one who said he saw the top of his head shot off.

[Ray Mitcham]

She couldn't have possibly seen the President's head before Clint Hill's suit coat was covering it before he was even removed from the vehicle and placed onto the gurney.

 

And you know this how?

[Steve Barber]

And you know this how?

  Think about it, Ray, it is a known fact that  Mrs. Kennedy is hiding the head wound from everyone and until Clint Hill placed his jacket over the head, and that then and only then did she let go of her husband.