JFK's Tie Knot

[David Josephs]

"One of the bullets took out much of Kennedy'supper right face, but if you saw him from the left side he looked like normal,"Lipsey says.

I'm sorry Bob but Lipsey as a source without corroboration is hard for me to accept as reliable.
DJ

Agreed. But the autopsy photos from the top of the head look like JFK's right cheek has been drawn in with pencil. There's also a ghost light outline into the background . . . which makes me wonder about Lipsey's statement.

Just my musings. No proof.

Hey Michael... here is that image I was talking to you about. The backward extension of his head elongating his neck and making it appear that a T3 entrance would exit his throat is another batch of voodoo science





If this doesn't illustrate why Ryberg and Ford did what they did - nothing else can. The backwound is lower than the throat wound. Physics doesn't work that way




I'm of the opinion that what we see here on the xray is after Humes (or whoever) destroys JFK's skull thereby hiding any evidence of direction or entry.






Boswell's wonderful drawing and its explanation gives us an idea of how badly his skull was broken up at Bethesda or enroute.


The Vomer bone in his nose was crushed... the fracture he describes is thru the bottom of the skull, not the top as the faked xrays show.

It's hard top imagine anything holding his face up in that bottom left image - Boswell's notes are most revealing in that what was a hole in one area of the head becomes an area of missing bone incredibly large.

10x17cm is 4x6.7 INCHES missing from the top and right side of his head... There is nothing prior to Bethesda that would suggest that much damage... http://www.ctka.net/2014-mantik/essay/Harper1.html is a wonderful analysis by Dr. Mantik and a must read for anyone serious about this aspect of the case...


http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/testimony/boswella.htm Q. Where it says 10 by 17 missing, would that be referringto 10 centimeters by 17 centimeters?
A. Right.
Q. Right above the 10, there's a space where there's amarking that appears to say 19 centimeters or 19 cm. Is that correct?
A. Yes.
Q. What does that refer to?
A. That's the--when the scalp is reflected,

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the space measured 19 centimeters at that level up there,just back behind the frontal bone.
Q. Was there any laceration in the scalp that extendedapproximately 19 centimeters?
A. No. The scalp had to be reflected for part of that area,but there was an incised wound up there that extended into the right eye socketand then back across his temporal and frontal bone.
Q. So the 19 centimeters does not refer then to the lengthof the laceration--
A. No.
Q. --in the scalp?
A. That was just the area of the space up there at thatlevel.
Q. Now, was that--I'm sorry I'm not understanding, but wasthat some kind of a fissure or a break in the bone that was 19 centimeters?
A. The bone was all fragmented for that distance, 19centimeters across the frontal bone.
Q. Going up further on the diagram, there appears to be a"3 cm" right over what appears to me to be the left eye. Is thatcorrect? First,

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does that say "3 cm"?
A. Yes. And that's not my writing. Either Jim or--and thatdoesn't look like his writing, so that may be Pierre. That apparently is thevomer bone, which is crushed and drawn up there. I don't believe that this isin the frontal bone.
Q. When you say "this," you're pointing to therectangular shape?
A. To the little oblong 3-centimeter specimen there.
Q. Do you know what the 3 centimeters is referring to there?
A. I'm sure it must be--now, that is mine, that 3centimeters is my writing, and that must be the length of the piece of bonethere.
Q. Does that signify a cracked bone or--
A. Crushed, yeah.
Q. Crushed?
A. Mm-hmm.
Q. Could you explain why, at least to me as a lay person, itappears that there is a rectangular drawing near what I would presume to be thearea of

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the right--or the left orbit and it seems to be circular inthe right orbit? Is there some explanation for that that you know of?
A. Well, I remember that the fracture through the boneextended from the frontal bone and through the floor of the orbit. Why that isround and this one is square over here, I don't know.
Q. In the center of the circle on the right orbit, itappears that there is a hook-shaped line that crosses through the center of thecircle and then goes on to the front of that. Do you see that circle?
A. Yes.
Q. Does that signify a crack in the floor of the orbit? Isthat the purpose of that line?
A. Yes.