Originally posted by Matthew Jones
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Originally posted by Matthew Jones
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Originally posted by Matthew Jones
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Regarding the blowout "skull piece which was missing," if Menninger's theory were correct then that piece would have exited at the upper right area of Kennedy's head, and would have either fallen into the limousine or hit the pavement, but that's not the case. So what did happen with that skull piece? It is an undisputed fact that Jackie picked up that piece and held it in place on the President's head until reaching Parkland Hospital, but where did she find that skull piece? Clint Hill, the Secret Service agent who ran to the rear of the limousine after the shooting and climbed aboard, talks about that in a November 2012 book, "Mrs Kennedy and Me." Clint explains that Jackie Kennedy leaped onto the back of the presidential limousine in a desperate bid to save her husband by attempting to retrieve a piece of his skull. Here's what Clint wrote:
"Somebody had fired a shot at the president, and I had to get myself between the shooter and the president and Mrs. Kennedy. Nothing else mattered." As he raced toward Jackie he could see "her eyes were filled with terror. She was reaching for something. She was reaching for a piece of the president's head." [emphasis added by Rickoff]
She then climbed back into the seat with Clint's help and cover and cradled Kennedy's head in her arms, saying, "Jack, Jack, what have they done to you?" Now how do you, or author Menninger, explain why the blown out piece of Jack's skull was found behind President Kennedy on the limo's trunk lid?
Originally posted by Matthew Jones
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Did you know, and/or did Menninger mention, that the lead autopsy doctor at the Naval Hospital, Commander J Humes, admitted to the Warren Commission that he burned his first autopsy report in the fireplace at his home? He later admitted to the ARRB that he had also destroyed his original handwritten autopsy notes. The Associated Press (AP) reported this in an August 2, 1998 article which stated, “Under oath [before the ARRB], Dr. Humes, finally acknowledged under persistent questioning – in testimony that differs from what he told the Warren Commission – that he had destroyed both his notes taken at the autopsy and the first draft of the autopsy report.” [bold character emphasis by Rickoff] What's more, notes that Dr Finck prepared on the night of the autopsy happen also to be missing. So unless someone else in the military who was involved in the chain of custody had destroyed Finck’s notes, Humes must have done it. According to the records, including his own affidavit, it was Commander Humes who took sole possession of all the autopsy notes, including Finck’s, and Dr Finck testified under oath to the ARRB on 5/24/1996 that he had written notes during the autopsy, but that he did not leave the morgue with them in his possession. See: ARRB Deposition of Pierre Finck, p. 14.
Don't you acknowledge that the destruction of original handwritten autopsy notes, and the destruction of the original autopsy report which was replaced by a later version, are very strong indicators that a cover-up of the medical evidence had occurred, and which makes the report given to Menninger an unreliable one?
Originally posted by Matthew Jones
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I am saying that neither of the two shots that hit Kennedy were fired from behind him. Can you present any credible evidence which would show that these shots were fired from behind, or that Oswald fired either of them? If so then please do show that evidence rather than repeating allegations unsupported by facts.
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