Ford's Editing Backed 'Single Bullet' Theory

[Royell Storing]

Life must be really hard for you.

      Not when it comes to Exposing someone perpetrating a Fraud.

[Tim Nickerson]

      Not when it comes to Exposing someone perpetrating a Fraud.

Life is hard. Some have it harder than others. Who ties your shoes for you in the morning Royell?

[Tim Nickerson]

[Gary Craig]

FBI Agents Siebert and O'Neil attended JFK's autopsy.
They took notes and wrote a report.
They created these drawings depicting the location of the back and throat wounds for the HSCA.

Seibert

O'Neil

[Tim Nickerson]

"...back in the neck....just above C7." -- Paul O'Connor, 8/29/77

[Gary Craig]

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"...back in the neck....just above C7." -- Paul O'Connor, 8/29/77

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Paul O'Connor was interviewed by William Matson Law for his book, In the Eye of History: Disclosures in the JFK Assassination Medical Evidence. O'Connor told Law: "We found out, while the autopsy was proceeding, that he was shot from a high building, which meant the bullet had to be traveling in a downward trajectory and we also realized that this bullet - that hit him in the back - is what we called in the military a "short shot," which means that the powder in the bullet was defective so it didn't have the power to push the projectile - the bullet-clear through the body. If it had been a full shot at the angle he was shot, it would have come out through his heart and through his sternum."

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[Tim Nickerson]

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Paul O'Connor was interviewed by William Matson Law for his book, In the Eye of History: Disclosures in the JFK Assassination Medical Evidence. O'Connor told Law: "We found out, while the autopsy was proceeding, that he was shot from a high building, which meant the bullet had to be traveling in a downward trajectory and we also realized that this bullet - that hit him in the back - is what we called in the military a "short shot," which means that the powder in the bullet was defective so it didn't have the power to push the projectile - the bullet-clear through the body. If it had been a full shot at the angle he was shot, it would have come out through his heart and through his sternum."

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O'Connor's much earlier recollection and signed diagram takes precedence over statements made to Law. That O'Connor would think that the bullet entering above C7 would have come out through JFK's heart and through his sternum suggests that he was definitely on the downslope as far as his mental faculties were concerned.

[Gary Craig]

O'Connor's much earlier recollection and signed diagram takes precedence over statements made to Law. That O'Connor would think that the bullet entering above C7 would have come out through JFK's heart and through his sternum suggests that he was definitely on the downslope as far as his mental faculties were concerned.

"he was definitely on the downslope as far as his mental faculties were concerned."

Naturally.

Isn't everybody who doesn't agree with you or contradicts the LN nararative?