Ford's Editing Backed 'Single Bullet' Theory

[Tim Nickerson]

"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?

Would a bullet fired from the Southeast window of the sixth floor of the TSBD and entering above C7 have come out through JFK's heart and through his sternum? Yes or no?

[Gary Craig]

Would a bullet fired from the Southeast window of the sixth floor of the TSBD and entering above C7 have come out through JFK's heart and through his sternum? Yes or no?

The wound in JFK's back was at about the 3rd thoracic vertebrae.

[Tim Nickerson]

The wound in JFK's back was at about the 3rd thoracic vertebrae.

That doesn't answer my question. O'Connor placed the wound at above C7. Would a bullet fired from the Southeast window of the sixth floor of the TSBD and entering above C7 have come out through JFK's heart and through his sternum? Yes or no?

[Gary Craig]

That doesn't answer my question. O'Connor placed the wound at above C7. Would a bullet fired from the Southeast window of the sixth floor of the TSBD and entering above C7 have come out through JFK's heart and through his sternum? Yes or no?

Post the quote from O'Connor placing the wound at C7.

[Tim Nickerson]

Post the quote from O'Connor placing the wound at C7.

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

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=328#relPageId=6&tab=page

[Gary Craig]

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

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=328#relPageId=6&tab=page

JFK's personal physician's signed autopsy from 11/22/63 placing the wound at the 3rd thoracic

vertebrae takes precedent over O'Connor's 14 year old recollection.

[Ray Mitcham]

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

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=328#relPageId=6&tab=page

Glad to see you quoting O'Connor, Tim. as he also said this.

"O'Connor said the body was in a body bag, and the head was wrapped in a sheet. ........
He said he was chocked[sic] at what he saw. He said the head had ?nothing left in the cranium but splattered brain matter. O'Connor said that he noticed this particularly because it was ?part of my job to remove the brain and fix it.?

[Royell Storing]

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.

           So NOW you want to Rely on O'Connor's "EARLIER Recollection", when Previously you attempted to perpetrate a FRAUD by misrepresenting what was Depicted on The Autopsy Face Sheet. Pen to paper Medical Evidence with respect to the location of the BACK Wound does Not get any "Earlier" than the Autopsy Face Sheet.  Dance Clown, Dance.