04-12-2010, 02:19 AM
29) Dr. Donald W. Seldin, Chief Internist:
a) WC references by others present: WR 528; 3 H 371; 6 H 11,32,60-61,64; 17 H 13; 20 H 5; 21 H 184-185, 258, 263;
b) Mentioned by Dr. Perry on 11/23/63 on WBAP/ NBC Texas News film above;
c) January 1964 Texas State Journal of Medicine article “Three Patients at Parkland”, p. 63---"[Bashour] and Dr. Donald Seldin, professor and chair-man of the Department of Internal Medicine, went to the emergency room. Upon examination, they found that the President had no pulsations, no heart beats, no blood pressure.";
d) 1/14/93 interview with Brad Parker---believes he was not called by the WC because he had nothing of value to add to the investigation
e) 8/27/98 letter to Vince Palamara---"The bullet struck the President in the forehead and literally exploded in his skull, so that the entire fron-tal, parietal and temporal bones were shattered…I believe that the offi-cial story is accurate in all details." (emphasis added)[!];f) “Murder In Dealey Plaza” by James Fetzer (2000), page249
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a) WC references by others present: WR 528; 3 H 371; 6 H 11,32,60-61,64; 17 H 13; 20 H 5; 21 H 184-185, 258, 263;
b) Mentioned by Dr. Perry on 11/23/63 on WBAP/ NBC Texas News film above;
c) January 1964 Texas State Journal of Medicine article “Three Patients at Parkland”, p. 63---"[Bashour] and Dr. Donald Seldin, professor and chair-man of the Department of Internal Medicine, went to the emergency room. Upon examination, they found that the President had no pulsations, no heart beats, no blood pressure.";
d) 1/14/93 interview with Brad Parker---believes he was not called by the WC because he had nothing of value to add to the investigation
e) 8/27/98 letter to Vince Palamara---"The bullet struck the President in the forehead and literally exploded in his skull, so that the entire fron-tal, parietal and temporal bones were shattered…I believe that the offi-cial story is accurate in all details." (emphasis added)[!];f) “Murder In Dealey Plaza” by James Fetzer (2000), page249