Why do you keep going on about this irrelevant question? It doesn't matter. Their observations don't match the evidence. You want an answer? Fine. They were either mistaken or lying. There. Can we move on from this now?
Let's go over this again one by one. Are you saying that all these witnesses from both Parkland and Bethesda are either lying or mistaken?????
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There are thirty well qualified witnesses to JFK's skull wound from Parkland to Bethesda. Their earliest, unrehearsed, specific descriptions, written, verbal or both, place a major skull defect unambiguously at the posterior.
At Parkland
l. KEMP CLARK, MD: Professor and Director of Neurological Surgery at Parkland
2, ROBERT McCLELLAND, MD:
3, MARION THOMAS JENKINS, MD:
4. CHARLES JAMES CARRICO, MD
5. MALCOLM PERRY, MD:
6. RONALD COY JONES: was a senior General Surgery resident physician
7. GENE AIKIN, MD: an anesthesiologist at Parkland
8. PAUL PETERS, MD: a resident physician
9. CHARLES CRENSHAW, MD: a resident physician
10. CHARLES RUFUS BAXTER, MD: a resident physician
11. ROBERT GROSSMAN, MD
12. RICHARD BROOKS DULANEY, MD: was a first year general surgery resident
13. ADOLPH GIESECKE, MD: an assistant professor of anesthesiology
14. FOUAD BASHOUR, MD: an associate professor of medicine
15. KENNETH EVERETT SALYER, MD: was an intern
16 PAT HUTTON, RN: a nurse
17. SECRET SERVICE AGENT CLINT HILL
18. NURSE DIANA HAMILTON BOWRON
Witnesses at Bethesda
1. GODFREY McHUGH: was President Kennedy's Air Force Aid,
2. JOHN STRINGER: was the autopsy photographer.
3. MORTICIAN TOM ROBINSON
4. ROBERT FREDERICK KARNEI, MD: Bethesda pathologist,
5. PAUL KELLY O'CONNOR
6. JAMES CURTIS JENKINS
7. RICHARD A. LIPSEY: an aide to General Wehle
8. EDWARD REED: one of two X-ray technicians
9. JERROL CUSTER: the other X-ray technician
10. JAN GAIL RUDNICKI: Dr. Boswell's lab assistant
11. JAMES E. METZLER: was a hospital corpsman
12. JOHN EBERSOLE, MD: was Assistant Chief of Radiology
But I do give you credit for at least being the one Deep Thinker on this board, not afraid to stand up for what you believe in, no matter how ridiculous.