If you can't accept the statements of the lead doctor in this case, then 40 plus more witnesses will not help you. You are hopelessly in denial and beyond any hope of recovery.
"There was a large wound beginning in the right occiput extending into the parietal region." "Both cerebral and cerebellar tissues were extruding from the wound."
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Can you varify he even said that? People have been asking a while.
But lets give it the benefit of the doubt and break that sentence down to see who has trouble "accepting" it:
How many milimeters must a wound be before it becomes "Large"?
How many milimeters apart are the
nearestedges of the occiput and parietal regions? I will give you a hint. Those two bones articulate together.
How does one tell the difference between a blow out caused by an exiting bullet and that caused by a "Jet Effect"?
How did you eliminate Jet Effect, or JFK laying on his back in a room with gravity, as the reason for the extruding tissue?
So we have no measurement of size of the wound.
It is "large" enough to cover two bones that articulate, in the SAME LOCATION as the WC put them.
There are other reasons to explain the extruding tissues, including one Robert Prey himself has argued to be legitimate for entry wounds.
All this hinges on Robert not considering a bullet hole to be large and gaping and
assuming it means the hole in his drawing. Medically trained proffessionals may disagree and consider a bullet entry wound "large".