The story from the pathologists goes that they couldn't find a beveled exit anywhere near the large defect until the skull fragment shipped from Dallas was fit back in.
The autopsy photographs contradict this story, however. The open-cranium photographs depict a textbook beveled exit on the edge of the large defect.
The pathologists never said anything about an exit wound in the forehead. They claimed they didn't recognize the beveled exit when they were shown the photographs.
The autopsy pathologists never said there was a small, individual hole above the right eyebrow like Michael Chesser and Joe Riley made the case for.
And it's hard to disagree. I mean, the skull bone does appear to be slightly depressed in that area. The autopsy photographs are ambiguous as to showing any hole there, the x-rays are a harder scientific subject.