14-06-2013, 07:41 AM
Boswell described the EOP wound during his ARRB interview:
Q. Let's go back, if we could, to the location of the entrance wound in the skull. Could you tell me whether the entrance wound that you identified in the skull was something that appeared like a puncture in a bone with the remainder of the bone surrounding the hole? Or did the hole break off such that you would need other pieces of bone to be brought into place to show the entire
A. Yes, I understand it, and I think--I think maybe photographs that we have explain it. I believe that there was an area of bone intact down here that we could attach this to.
Q. Let me just state for the record you're referring now to the second page of Exhibit 1, and when you say "this," you're referring to the small fragment at the bottom of the page. Is that correct? A Yes.
Q. Okay.
A. And the beveling is such on both the wound here--or the remaining bone that is someplace in this area, but not shown in this diagram, and in this piece which, when put there, shows the approximate dimensions of the wound, and the beveling on the bone shows entrance and exit.
Boswell said that the once the two pieces were put back together the beveling of the bone showed both entrance and exit. Could it be possible that the wound near the EOP indicated the same tangential wound that Dr. Kemp Clark first described in Parkland?
Q. Let's go back, if we could, to the location of the entrance wound in the skull. Could you tell me whether the entrance wound that you identified in the skull was something that appeared like a puncture in a bone with the remainder of the bone surrounding the hole? Or did the hole break off such that you would need other pieces of bone to be brought into place to show the entire
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periphery of the wound? I'm not sure that question made-- A. Yes, I understand it, and I think--I think maybe photographs that we have explain it. I believe that there was an area of bone intact down here that we could attach this to.
Q. Let me just state for the record you're referring now to the second page of Exhibit 1, and when you say "this," you're referring to the small fragment at the bottom of the page. Is that correct? A Yes.
Q. Okay.
A. And the beveling is such on both the wound here--or the remaining bone that is someplace in this area, but not shown in this diagram, and in this piece which, when put there, shows the approximate dimensions of the wound, and the beveling on the bone shows entrance and exit.
Boswell said that the once the two pieces were put back together the beveling of the bone showed both entrance and exit. Could it be possible that the wound near the EOP indicated the same tangential wound that Dr. Kemp Clark first described in Parkland?