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FYI, he won't be able to thank you.
Thanks Lash.
FYI, he won't be able to thank you.
Oh, ye of little faith. Already done that. Doing it again, this time one by one so it doesn't get deleted.
Oh ye of little evidence. You simply copied a list of witnesses. You have no knowledge of whether they support your case or not.
Question: If Mr. X holds a Master's Degree in Photo Analysis from an accredited institution, does that make him an expert in photo analysis???
I'm not interested in Mr. X. I'm interested in Brian Mee. You posted Mee's c.v. expecting it to substantiate your claim that he is an expert photographic analyst. What part of his c.v. do you believe does that, and why? Or what other qualifications of his can you present that would substantiate your claim?
FYI, he won't be able to thank you.
That boy is on a mission. Good catch, and he hadn't even started posting insanely.
He posts on another message board I frequent. You guys didn't give him a chance to present his awesome evidence that shows Greer shot Kennedy. He provided video evidence that apparently you have to have special glasses to watch and see what he claims is a very obvious view of Greer turning and shooting JFK. It's very compelling.
Jay - so far as I'm able to determine there is no such degree - I'll admit this isn't my field but my google fu turns up -o-.
PAUL PETERS, MD:"...I noticed that there was a large defect in the occiput...It seemed to me that in the right occipitalparietal area that there was a large defect." (WC-V6:71
Jenkins' colleague Paul Peters also viewed the materials in the Archives, and told NOVA:
I said that I thought perhaps part of the cerebellum was missing, and that shows how even a trained observer can make an error in moment of urgency.
Paul Peters had the chance to look at all of the evidence, courtesy of PBS's programme, NOVA. The photographs did not show any "Blow-out" of the back of the head. r
The various disciplines and types of photographic analysis are adjuncts or sub fields of larger studies. Analytic manipulations are covered in electrical engineering, computer science, and mathematics. Forensic analysis is covered in engineering and criminal justice programs. Photogrammetry is most often taught in geography programs.
My point is that you're regurgitating what you want others to believe, but you yourself don't understand or have firsthand experience in the subject you're trying to discuss.
Evidence in Table 1, you wouldn't even have to read too far Robert:
"In cases C9 and C12, and C15 the exit holes are smaller than the entrances"
Entrance wounds larger than exit wounds are in no way unusual in GSW to the skull, particularly when the projectile is an FMJ rifle caliber projectile.
Oh ye of little evidence. You simply copied a list of witnesses. You have no knowledge of whether they support your case or not.
How do you know that? The Pics as described by Peters essentially show what his signed WR statement described:
"the wound, I still maintain, was occipitoparietal. "
"the outer portion of the occipital area and part of the parietal area of the skull. I have not changed my mind. The review of the autopsy findings at the National Archives 25 years after the injury merely reinforces my statement which I gave to the Warren Commission. I told them there was a 7 cm. (at least) hole in the occipitoparietal region." . Dr. Peterss
http://www.jfklancer.com/Peters.html
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For the past 7 days, Re-posting 40 plus medical witnesses with quotations and links. So far the running score is:
7 to zero. (Zero for the Pooh-Poohers.). Many more to go.
Entirely accurate description of the exit wound as known and visible in the autopsy photographs. Like the one you cropped and rotated and called the "death stare" photo.Dr Marion Jenkins from his signed statement, Warren Report, P. 530
"There was a great laceration on the right side fo the head (temporal and occipital)...
so that there was herniation and laceration of the great areas of the brain, even to the extent that the cerebellum had protruded from the wound." -- M.T. Jenkins M.D. Warren Report, Page 530.
Fine. Now re-post the specific link.
Entirely accurate description of the exit wound as known and visible in the autopsy photographs. Like the one you cropped and rotated and called the "death stare" photo.