The Dallas doctors were there to save JFK's life, not to make detailed observations on the wounds. That's what an autopsy is for.
Please. A MASSIVE wound to the head would be as obvious as Rudolph's red nose. What about this?
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ACTIVITIES OF PAT HUTTON
ON NOVEMBER 22, 1963
I came back from lunch, and went to the O.B.-Gynocology section where I was working. At approximately 12:30 P.M., the triage nurse called us to bring a cart out to the entrance. We took said cart out the door, and it was then that I realized who was in the car.
Several people helped put the President on the cart, and we then proceeded to the Major Surgery section of the Emergency Room to Trauma Room #1.
**Mr. Kennedy was bleeding profusely from a wound on the back of his head**, and was lying there unresponsive.
As soon as we reached the room, a doctor placed an endotracheal tube, and prepared for a tracheostomy. Within a few minutes, there were numerous doctors in the room starting I.V.'s, placing chest tubes and anesthesia with O2.
**A doctor asked me to place a pressure dressing on the head wound. This was of no use, however, because of the massive opening on the back of the head.**Quote off