According to the x-rays the back of the head is almost pristine except for an (new) entrance wound ca 11 cm above the EOP.
Not even the janitor could have positioned it ”slightly above” the EOP. Here we have three senior pathologist, teaching pathology, performing the autopsy of a lifetime and they all got it wrong in a way a little child wouldn’t.
The EOP is as the name indicates a protuberance, a landmark if you like, in the lowest part of the back of the head. ”Slightly above” ≠ opposite side of the back of the head.
The autopsy team came under considerable pressure from the HSCA but they did not change their mind, disputing the new location of the entrance wound suggested by the HSCA medical panel.
A side note. The prominent nutty loner serial plagiarist Gerald Posner lied to Congress when stating that two of the pathologists, Humes and Boswell, had told him they had finally changed their mind regarding the entrance wound and that he would present tape recorded interviews to that fact as soon as time permitted.
When later checking his statement with the two pathologists, they denied being interviewed by him at all and that they had certainly had not changed their mind.
This was more than 20 years ago and needles to say, Posner has still not (to my knowledge) published his ”taped interviews” in support of his contention.
Correct me if I’m wrong.