JFK Was Shot From The Front

[Anthony Frank]

Those at Parkland who reported seeing a large hole in the back of the head were mistaken. The autopsy photos and X-rays do not lie.

The pathologists’ autopsy report says absolutely nothing about the front of the head.

Yet, there are autopsy photos and X-rays that show a “large wound of exit on the front top of the President’s head” where the bullet “exited on the front of the head, just above the forehead.”

In 1972, Dr. John K. Lattimer examined the photographs and X-rays purportedly from President Kennedy’s autopsy that are on file at the National Archives, and he testified to the Rockefeller Commission in 1975 that they show a “wound of entrance into the back of his skull” and a “large wound of exit on the front top of the President’s head” where the bullet “exited on the front of the head, just above the forehead.”

In February 1968, four years before Dr. Lattimer examined the autopsy material, Attorney General Ramsey Clark assembled a panel of four physicians to examine the autopsy photographs and X-rays, after which the “Clark Panel” issued a report stating that a bullet entered President Kennedy’s skull in the “occipital region,” producing a small wound measuring .23 inches by .59 inches. The bullet then “passed forward” to “explosively fracture the right frontal and parietal bones as it emerged from the head.”

In March 1979, the House Select Committee on Assassinations had their “Medical Panel” examine the autopsy photographs and listen to the testimony of President Kennedy’s three pathologists, after which the Medical Panel concluded, “The bullet exited in the top front area of the skull.”

Moving the massive exit wound to the front of the head was, however, a two-stage process.

In 1967, autopsy photos were used to support the pathologists’ autopsy report, which, again, [b}says absolutely nothing about the front of the head[/b]. It states that the bullet exited on the “right” side of the head, as opposed to the “front” of the head.

In January 1967, the Justice Department had President Kennedy’s three pathologists “examine the X-rays and photographs for the purpose of determining whether they are consistent with the autopsy report.” The Justice Department also prepared a document for the pathologists to sign stating that the autopsy X-rays and photographs show “a small wound” in the “back of the head” and a “massive” wound located on the “right side of the head,” which “corroborates” the pathologists’ autopsy report.

The three pathologists, all of whom were military officers, dutifully signed the Justice Department document.

The following year, 1968, autopsy photographs were fabricated to move the massive exit wound to the front of the head. The “Clark Panel” then examined them and confirmed that they show a small entrance wound at the back of the head and a massive exit wound at the front of the head, thus firming up the “official” position that President Kennedy was shot from behind.

The objective of the cover up was to maintain the official government position that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin who shot President Kennedy from behind, thus relieving the CIA of any culpability in the assassination.

A 1967 Secret Service document states that the autopsy photographs and X-rays “were in the custody and the possession of the United States Secret Service” from November 22, 1963, until April 26, 1965, during which time the CIA easily substituted bogus autopsy photographs.

If the autopsy photographs and X-rays are authentic, then the doctors and nurses at Parkland Hospital could not see a massive exit wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head, and the pathologists who performed the autopsy could not see a massive exit wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head.

And what ever happened to those autopsy photographs and X-rays that show a “massive” wound located on the “right side of the head,” as opposed to the “front” of the head?

It’s all in my book. Click the link.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V9JT65Y

[Tim Nickerson]

The pathologists’ autopsy report says absolutely nothing about the front of the head.

Yet, there are autopsy photos and X-rays that show a “large wound of exit on the front top of the President’s head” where the bullet “exited on the front of the head, just above the forehead.”

In 1972, Dr. John K. Lattimer examined the photographs and X-rays purportedly from President Kennedy’s autopsy that are on file at the National Archives, and he testified to the Rockefeller Commission in 1975 that they show a “wound of entrance into the back of his skull” and a “large wound of exit on the front top of the President’s head” where the bullet “exited on the front of the head, just above the forehead.”

In February 1968, four years before Dr. Lattimer examined the autopsy material, Attorney General Ramsey Clark assembled a panel of four physicians to examine the autopsy photographs and X-rays, after which the “Clark Panel” issued a report stating that a bullet entered President Kennedy’s skull in the “occipital region,” producing a small wound measuring .23 inches by .59 inches. The bullet then “passed forward” to “explosively fracture the right frontal and parietal bones as it emerged from the head.”

In March 1979, the House Select Committee on Assassinations had their “Medical Panel” examine the autopsy photographs and listen to the testimony of President Kennedy’s three pathologists, after which the Medical Panel concluded, “The bullet exited in the top front area of the skull.”

Moving the massive exit wound to the front of the head was, however, a two-stage process.

In 1967, autopsy photos were used to support the pathologists’ autopsy report, which, again, [b}says absolutely nothing about the front of the head[/b]. It states that the bullet exited on the “right” side of the head, as opposed to the “front” of the head.

In January 1967, the Justice Department had President Kennedy’s three pathologists “examine the X-rays and photographs for the purpose of determining whether they are consistent with the autopsy report.” The Justice Department also prepared a document for the pathologists to sign stating that the autopsy X-rays and photographs show “a small wound” in the “back of the head” and a “massive” wound located on the “right side of the head,” which “corroborates” the pathologists’ autopsy report.

The three pathologists, all of whom were military officers, dutifully signed the Justice Department document.

The following year, 1968, autopsy photographs were fabricated to move the massive exit wound to the front of the head. The “Clark Panel” then examined them and confirmed that they show a small entrance wound at the back of the head and a massive exit wound at the front of the head, thus firming up the “official” position that President Kennedy was shot from behind.

The objective of the cover up was to maintain the official government position that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin who shot President Kennedy from behind, thus relieving the CIA of any culpability in the assassination.

A 1967 Secret Service document states that the autopsy photographs and X-rays “were in the custody and the possession of the United States Secret Service” from November 22, 1963, until April 26, 1965, during which time the CIA easily substituted bogus autopsy photographs.

If the autopsy photographs and X-rays are authentic, then the doctors and nurses at Parkland Hospital could not see a massive exit wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head, and the pathologists who performed the autopsy could not see a massive exit wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head.

And what ever happened to those autopsy photographs and X-rays that show a “massive” wound located on the “right side of the head,” as opposed to the “front” of the head?

It’s all in my book. Click the link.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V9JT65Y

The bullet did exit the front of his head, high in the forehead above the right eye. The large wound extends back from that, in the temporal/parietal region. The exit wound was never moved to the front. It was always there. The autopsy photos and X-rays do not lie. They were confirmed as being authentic and unaltered by two separate panels of experts working for the HSCA and well as by the photographer who took the photos and the Radiologist responsible for the X-rays.

[Tim Nickerson]

And what ever happened to those autopsy photographs and X-rays that show a “massive” wound located on the “right side of the head,” as opposed to the “front” of the head?

The autopsy photos and X-Rays do show a massive wound on the right side of the head. The X-rays are a bit hard to interpret though because the portable X-machine that they were using was somewhat primitive and was only used to locate any bullets or fragments that might have remained in the body. CT Pat Speer does a very good job of explaining the machine and the X-Rays on his site.

[John Mytton]

If the autopsy photographs and X-rays are authentic,......

The autopsy photographs were authenticated by the HSCA and eventually computer power which only became available much later, indisputably proved their authenticity.

A lot of the autopsy photos were taken slightly apart in stereoscopic pairs and these images can be combined into one rotating image and if even one of the corresponding pixels shares a different depth map then we will no longer have a smooth rotation, which is impossible to recreate by hand and therefore what you see in the following images is PRECISELY what was photographed at the autopsy.





The earliest eyewitnesses all describe the EXACT same injury as we see in the Zapruder film.



Mary Moorman's photo captured a fraction of a second after the headshot graphically shows the same torn scalp shape as seen in the autopsy photos. Another example of independent events with a 100% corroboration.



Sorry Anthony, but it's all over red rover and you didn't even have to buy a book to learn the truth.

JohnM

[Tim Nickerson]

The autopsy photographs were authenticated by the HSCA and eventually computer power which only became available much later, indisputably proved their authenticity.

A lot of the autopsy photos were taken slightly apart in stereoscopic pairs and these images can be combined into one rotating image and if even one of the corresponding pixels shares a different depth map then we will no longer have a smooth rotation, which is impossible to recreate by hand and therefore what you see in the following images is PRECISELY what was photographed at the autopsy.





The earliest eyewitnesses all describe the EXACT same injury as we see in the Zapruder film.



Mary Moorman's photo captured a fraction of a second after the headshot graphically shows the same torn scalp shape as seen in the autopsy photos. Another example of independent events with a 100% corroboration.



Sorry Anthony, but it's all over red rover and you didn't even have to buy a book to learn the truth.

JohnM

You really are working for the CIA, aren't you?

[Anthony Frank]

The bullet did exit the front of his head, high in the forehead above the right eye. The large wound extends back from that, in the temporal/parietal region. The exit wound was never moved to the front. It was always there. The autopsy photos and X-rays do not lie. They were confirmed as being authentic and unaltered by two separate panels of experts working for the HSCA and well as by the photographer who took the photos and the Radiologist responsible for the X-rays.

Dr. Ronald Jones could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. He saw “what appeared to be an exit wound in the posterior portion of the skull.”

Dr. Malcolm Perry could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. He saw “a large wound of the right posterior cranium,” and he described it as “a large avulsive wound on the right posterior cranium.”

Parkland Nurse Pat Hutton, who assisted from the moment President Kennedy was brought in from the car until he was placed in a coffin, could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. She saw that “Mr. Kennedy was bleeding profusely from a wound on the back of his head,” a wound that she described as a “massive opening on the back of the head.”

Dr. Charles Carrico could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. He observed a head wound “in the occipital region of the skull” through which “blood and brain were extruding.”

Dr. Robert McClelland could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. He had a “concentrated view” of the head and could clearly see that a bullet “came out the back.”

Dr. McClelland could see that “the right posterior portion of the skull had been extremely blasted,” and he could see that “probably a third or so, at least, of the brain tissue, posterior cerebral tissue and some of the cerebellar tissue, had been blasted out.”

Dr. Paul Peters could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. He saw that the wound “was pretty far posteriorly,” and the bullet had “gone out through the occiput.”

Dr. Peters could see “the large occipital wound,” which he said was “a large wound of exit.”

Nurse Diana Bowron, who went out to the Presidential limousine to assist in bringing President Kennedy into the hospital, could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. She saw that “the condition” of “the back of his head” was “very bad,” and when a Warren Commission staff member asked for clarification on what she saw, she stated, “I just saw one large hole.”

FBI Agent James Sibert, who was present at President Kennedy’s autopsy, could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. He saw “a large head wound” located in the “back of the head,” where a “section of the skull bone” was “missing.”

Edward Reed, a radiology technician on duty when the X-rays were taken at Bethesda Naval Hospital, could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. He saw “very large and located in the right hemisphere in the occipital region.”

Tom Robinson, the funeral home employee who witnessed the autopsy before embalming the body, could not see a wound at the front of President Kennedy’s head. He saw “ a large open head wound in the back of the President’s head.”

Bogus autopsy photos do not change what all these people saw.

It’s all in my book. Click the link.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V9JT65Y

[Tim Nickerson]

Dr. Robert McClelland testified, “The wound in the neck, the anterior part of the neck, was an entrance wound.”

McClelland never saw the small wound in the throat. The tracheostomy had already been done before he entered the operating room.

[Dan O'meara]

It is clear in the clip below the first movement of JFK's head at the moment of the head shot is forward.
His chin is resting on his chest just before the shot. The force of the shot propels his head forward but, as his chin is resting on his chest,  his head has nowhere to go and it is this that causes the "back and to the left" motion (IMO)