You do not understand, do you? IF the x-ray photos is authentic, the autopsy has to be wrong. The autopsy is positioning the entrance wound at the EOP 4 cm to the right of the midline. The HSCA medical panel on the other hand is positioning the entrance on the midline ca 11 cm ABOVE the EOP in the so called cowlick area.
That is a lot of realestate!
At the bottom of the back of he head vs. at the top of the back of the head?
Explain how three senior pathologists could make such a mistake.
On top of that (no pun intended), there is a 6.5 millimeter metal fragment visible in the x-rays ca a cm below what is supposed to be the entrance wound in the cowlick area on the outside of the cranium. It shines like a lighting house in the x-ray photographs, so way wasn’t it observed by the x-ray technicians or the members of the autopsy team? They documented much smaller metal fragments, but not this one?
And, why are the autopsy doctors positioning the ca 4 cm broad streak of tiny metal fragments going from the EOP forward in the lower part of the right hemisphere vs. the x-rays showing the same streak in the top of the same hemisphere?
And, how could a very thin slize of the bullet get stuck on the outside of the entrance wound before it enters the cranium supposedly in one piece?
And, how is it AT ALL possible that a thin fragment could be neatly slized of the center of a bullet like slizing a carrot?
Or, is it the very obvious attempt to plant a slized of piece of a Carcano bullet to show its calliber (6.5 mm) and plant it on the cranium before faking the x-ray photos to make it look as if there is proof of said Carcano rifle was used in the killing of JFK = Oswald the Lone Assassin?
The autopsy vs. the x-ray photos? You can’t have both.
Pick one.