18-08-2016, 09:42 AM
For some reason it's rarely mentioned that you can see the round notch
of the bottom of the frontal throat bullet entry wound on one of the JFK autopsy photos (the "stare-of-death" photo),
below the expanded tracheotomy incision. That should
help clinch the case for the bullet wound not being totally obliterated
by Dr. Perry's tracheotomy incision or its gross widening.
of the bottom of the frontal throat bullet entry wound on one of the JFK autopsy photos (the "stare-of-death" photo),
below the expanded tracheotomy incision. That should
help clinch the case for the bullet wound not being totally obliterated
by Dr. Perry's tracheotomy incision or its gross widening.