Fifty Years Later

[Herbert Blenner]

A half century later the involved medical professionals still disagree on the location of the head entry wound and on the size and orientation of the back wound.

[Albert Doyle]

In my opinion Lifton and Horne have the best explanation for that.

[Gordon Gray]

A half century later the involved medical professionals still disagree on the location of the head entry wound and on the size and orientation of the back wound.

It all depends on who is paying the medical professional. Just as with so called expert testimony at trials. You can always find a credentialed expert to support almost any position. Common sense tells us where those locations were.

[Herbert Blenner]

A half century later the involved medical professionals still disagree on the location of the head entry wound and on the size and orientation of the back wound.

It all depends on who is paying the medical professional. Just as with so called expert testimony at trials. You can always find a credentialed expert to support almost any position. Common sense tells us where those locations were.

How does common sense tell the location of the entry wound of the head?

[Tracy Riddle]

Clint Hill, despite his defense of the official story, is still insisting he saw a large hole in the back of JFK's head. Four times he describes it in his 2012 book, Mrs Kennedy and Me. As with John Connally (who never accepted the SBT), I wonder if anyone has ever explained to Hill the significance of what he saw.

From Vince Palamara's site:

On pages 290, 291, 305, and 306, Clint Hill states firmly, as he has many times in the past, that the BACK of JFK's head was gone, thus indicating that President Kennedy was shot from the front, as entrance wounds leave small holes, while exit wounds leave large holes. Page 290: "…blood, brain matter, and bone fragments exploded from the back of the president's head. The president's blood, parts of his skull, bits of his brain were splattered all over meon my face, my clothes, in my hair." Page 291: "His eyes were fixed, and I could see inside the back of his head. I could see inside the back of the president's head." Page 305: (at the autopsy) "the wound in the upper-right rear of the head." Page 306: "It looked like somebody had flipped open the back of his head, stuck in an ice-cream scoop and removed a portion of the brain…"

[Albert Doyle]

The brain the Commission presented in evidence did not possess such damage to the rear. It was almost completely intact back there.


At minimum an exhumation will show some sort of repair work or manipulation back there.



Time to start approaching CIA as the evidence-hiding criminal organization it is hiding behind false claims of national security.

[Herbert Blenner]

The brain the Commission presented in evidence did not possess such damage to the rear. It was almost completely intact back there.


At minimum an exhumation will show some sort of repair work or manipulation back there.



Time to start approaching CIA as the evidence-hiding criminal organization it is hiding behind false claims of national security.

The body was buried without the brain which the Commission never saw.

[Albert Doyle]

The Commission had a full set of brain evidence including pictures of this bogus swapped brain. They lost and buried all of it, including the brain, when they realized they had trapped themselves.

[David Josephs]

A half century later the involved medical professionals still disagree on the location of the head entry wound and on the size and orientation of the back wound.

IDK Herbert - seems like ther were pretty sure back in 1964 - BIG hole in back, no hole in front. Avulsed skull bones in back, bullet hole over right eye




the only ones not coming clean are Humes and Boswell...

[Drew Phipps]

The Commission itself did not "bury" the actual brain. On April 26, 1965, well after the release of the WC report (9/24/64), JFK's brain along with other autopsy material, such as tissue slides, was inventoried, then removed from the White House by Dr. Burkley under order of RFK (then still Attorney General) and sent to Evelyn Lincoln, who was then working in the National Archives. At some point subsequent to that, Robert made an appointment to see Evelyn Lincoln, came to the Archives, and went into the secure room containing the metal jar holding JFK's brain. It is unknown what happened to the brain after that, but it is my suspicion that RFK interred the brain with the other remains in a private ceremony (attended only by RFK, Ted, and Cardinal Cushing) on March 14, 1967, at the brand new Kennedy Memorial, which was publicly dedicated the following day, March 15, 1967. (The permanent Eternal Flame memorial had been under construction, and it had been known that the grave site would have to be moved, since mid- 1965) Presumably it is still there.

On October 31, 1966, the Kennedy family donated everything on Burkley's inventory list to the US Government, with the exception of the brain and other tissue slides.

Perhaps you meant "bury" in more of a figurative sense.