abaddon
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Please no word play crap like that. Dr. Humes himself described the area around the large defect as "brittle".
Excuse me? All you have to offer is word play.
Please no word play crap like that. Dr. Humes himself described the area around the large defect as "brittle".
Excuse me? All you have to offer is word play.
Are simple concepts of space, shape, and volume just that to you?
What?
Are simple concepts of space, shape, and volume just that to you?
You are the one who has been arguing about the state of the skull, and the difficulty in removing the brain. You stated it was brittle, and you posted evidence suggestive of the damage.
If we take those claims at face value, we can extrapolate what it tells us beyond your obsession with an inaccurate wound placement. Or did you think that if you succeeded in making a point we would not consider the implications?
No.
Prove they are not to you. Supply a fully formed theory that you believe best explains all the evidence.
Who shot JFK, from where, with what weapons, and what evidence supports those specific claims. We require evidence that specifically can ONLY be explained by more than three shots if you wish to speculate of any additional assassins.
You would suck as a forensic investigator.
Because Dr. Finck always said he arrived to the autopsy to see the entry hole unimpeded within the empty skull, not as a fragment separated from the skull. This implies the lower original wound placement is correct, and the cowlick entry theory is wrong.
You would suck as a forensic investigator.
You would suck as a forensic investigator.
Ah. When cornered, hurl insults. Why does this happen so often with CT proponents?
Because Dr. Finck always said he arrived to the autopsy to see the entry hole unimpeded within the empty skull, not as a fragment separated from the skull. This implies the lower original wound placement is correct, and the cowlick entry theory is wrong.
That is certainly not what Dr. Finck always attested to. So far it seems like there is no loophole to the brain removal problem, the vast majority of the evidence indicates that the wound was low in the head where the autopsy doctors placed it.
Vast majority?
First, the autopsy fixed the location.
Second, and I know you hate this because it underlines one of your many perceptive limits, the entry point is visible in the Zapruder Film. You can tell by how the top half of the skull shudders while the lower part - below the impact zone - remains rigid.
You are arguing against the historical visual evidence, three Pathologists who laid hands on the body, and over fifty photographs that YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN.
So who done it? How was the assassination carried out? If we are all wrong then enlighten us.![]()
Many of us in this thread looked at the evidence and came to ourconclusionconfusion.
You are confused or you are trying to confuse others. You should stop calling your personal theory "the autopsy". If you're positing the upper wound location endorsed by the HSCA, the autopsy doctors never agreed with that.
The autopsy is not my personal theory - it's official record.
And I'm saying the entry wound was right where Humes and Finck agreed it was.
Okay, so low in the head near the EOP?
Okay, so low in the head near the EOP?