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mcablue (70 posts) Sun Nov-22-09 04:48 PM NON-DONOROriginal message USA Today: Ex-FBI agent who witnessed JFK's autopsy: "I don't buy the single-bullet theory" "I don't buy the single-bullet theory," Sibert said. "I won't go as far as to say there was no conspiracy."Sibert and O'Neill's report, titled "Autopsy of Body of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy," stated that Commander James J. Humes, who conducted the autopsy, noted another wound."During the latter stages of this autopsy, Dr. Humes located an opening which appeared to be a bullet hole which was below the shoulders and two inches to the right of the middle line of the spinal column," Sibert and O'Neill reported.A bullet below the shoulders, of course, cannot possibly come out of the spot just above the adams' apple.Humes was part of the cover-up, by the way.
Bolo Boffin (1000+ posts) Sun Nov-22-09 04:52 PM NON-DONORResponse to Original message 1. The position of JFK when being shot shows that the back wound was the entrance wound and the neck wound the exit wound. Please be careful when saying something isn't possible.As a matter of fact, a line drawn from JFK's neck wound through the back wound goes right up to the sixth floor window where Oswald was.
mcablue (70 posts) Sun Nov-22-09 04:54 PM NON-DONORResponse to Reply #1 2. Sibert wasn't talking about the position. He was talking about the would he saw with his eyes Kennedy was shot in the throat. That's why Parkland doctors described this wound as an entrance wound at first. Then they backtracked.
CatWoman (1000+ posts) Sun Nov-22-09 04:55 PM NON-DONORResponse to Reply #1 3. I take it you're a believer of the single bullet theory?
merh (1000+ posts) Sun Nov-22-09 04:56 PM NON-DONORResponse to Original message 4. IBTM.
noise (1000+ posts) Sun Nov-22-09 04:56 PM NON-DONORResponse to Original message 5. The evidence was fixed to mesh with a desired outcome Sounds familiar huh? Anyone who rightly found such findings dishonest and absurd was labeled an unAmerican conspiracy nut.Textbook authoritarianism. Textbook media propaganda.