Jenkins has not maliciously repudiated anyone...
Nonsense. He is accusing those doctors of lying -- of deliberately misrepresenting the outcome of the autopsy and signing their names to a legal finding they (according to him) knew was wrong. It doesn't get much more malicious than that. "Malice" simply means intent, Robert. He
intends that the rest of the world should see them as dishonest.
Sure, he goes on to speculate that they must have been under the influence of some unseen force he cannot name and for which he presents no evidence. That's not something factual to which he is testifying; it's his inferential excuse for why his opinion differs from theirs.
...but only factually spoke of what he observed.
That which he
factually observed has already been discussed, and further presented in the form of his illustration. You have not commented on that, probably because it actually supports the majority recollection of the injuries. Once again your witnesses do not support your claims.
His comments about why the doctors allegedly lied about the autopsy findings are pure inference and speculation. Not facts.
Nor is he in the employ of any conspiracy authors -- another unsubstantiated JU lie.
You would be able to use the word "another" if you had been able to substantiate any prior lie given by me. But since you can't, and you change the subject every time you're asked to, we'll just ignore that personal attack for now.
You're saying Law didn't seek out Jenkins, ask him to collaborate on his research, and (likely) pay him an honorarium or any other sort of compensation? Such would be standard. Is Jenkins not collaborating with Law and supporting his findings ideologically? Has not Jenkins worked for other conspiracy authors supporting their research?
He is a strong witness because of his intimate first hand knowledge of the wounds...
But you aren't citing him for his description of the wounds. You're citing him for his inexpert minority interpretation, inference, and speculation.
...and the fact that his observations have been independently corroborated by scores of other witnesses.
No, Robert, the strength of a
single witness is not established by handwaving gestures toward the aggregate to which you say he belongs. You're simply making the same fallacy of composition you've been trying to foist on us since page 15.