Dotting the Eye

[David Josephs]

There seems to be a lot of evidence for a wound of entrance at the base of the presidents occipital bone. I have often wondered where it exited. I have assumed that the point of exit was obliterated by the entrance of a frangible bullet to the right temple area, fired from the front, but perhaps this black spot/circle/hole? is the exit wound for that shot from the rear. It might be compatible with a trajectory from the Dal Tex building.

Interesting Gordon... yet I don't know if I'd go as far as "a lot of evidence"... nor do I see any evidence that it was a low-to-high angle since the only shots from the rear would have originated above JFK's head.

I am only aware of Lipsey and a cryptic comment from Kellerman as to a lower entrance wound at the spot Specter would like the BACK wound to have really been.

Can you add to this list of evidence in support of that wound?

http://www.jfklancer.com/Backes.html
Lipsey drew an entrance wound low in the back of the skull and one high on the back. Tom Robinson of Gawler's Funeral Home also drew a diagram which contradicted the autopsy photographs and X-rays.(MD88)

Mr. KELLERMAN. The other wound that I noticed was on his shoulder.
Mr. SPECTER. Which shoulder.
Mr. KELLERMAN. Right shoulder.
Mr. SPECTER. And was it--what was its general position with respect to the breadth of the back?
Mr. KELLERMAN. Right straight.
Mr. SPECTER. No. Upper shoulder, lower shoulder; how far below the lower neckline would you say?
Mr. KELLERMAN. T[B]he upper neckline, sir, in that large muscle between the shoulder and the neck, just below i[/B]t.
Mr. SPECTER. What was the size of that opening?
Mr. KELLERMAN. Again about the size of a little finger.
Mr. SPECTER. Now, have you described three wounds which you have observed?
Mr. KELLERMAN. That is three. The fourth one I will have to collaborate with--th[B]e medical people in Dallas said that he had entry in the throat or an exit[/B].

DJ