re: What Really Happened to JFK His Doctors Reveal New Details of Assassination 60 Years Later

Dr. Michael Baden is the guy who did the forensics for the government on Kennedy. I tell ya, this guy sure does get around. He's also known for
Testimony in the O. J. Simpson trial
Investigations of the John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations
Investigations of the deaths of John Belushi, Jeffrey Epstein, and the Shooting of Michael Brown and Murder of George Floyd.

If that doesn't scream out as very odd, I don't know what to tell you. Almost like he's a cover up artist.

From the OJ Simpson trial:

"After the trial, Baden said that testifying for Simpson was a mistake as his reputation and credibility never recovered and his clientele for his consulting practice all but vanished.[41] Because of the negative reaction to the acquittal by the public,[42] the jurors stating they believed his two aforementioned claims that he later disowned,[43] and the trial being televised making his testimony widely known,[4] he was constantly being made to rehash his testimony from the Simpson case during cross-examination in other cases and constantly being discredited for allegedly being a "rented expert" who sold himself to Simpson and deliberately gave misleading testimony in order to collect a $165,000 retainer."

This guy will do and say whatever you tell him as long as you pay him apparently. What a piece of shite in my opinion.

He's also the dirty frick behind the Derrick Chauvin Trial...

"From the evidence available to them, which did not include a toxicology report or unspecified bodily samples, Baden and Wilson announced on June 1 that Floyd's death was caused by asphyxia due to neck and back compression and that Floyd had no underlying medical problem that contributed to his death. Their results conflicted with the autopsy performed by Andrew Baker, a pathologist and the chief medical examiner for Hennepin County since 2004, which found that the cause of death was "cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression.'"

I swear...he's a forensic for hire and the pain he's caused from his seemingly deliberate misjudgments are just...tragic. He was also the pathologist on the Michael Brown case and then wrote a book about BLM.

This one's my favorite:

In 2007, Baden testified on his new theory on the death of music producer Phil Spector's victim. He sought to provide an alternate explanation for blood on the victim's jacket. When asked by a prosecutor if he had any conflicts of interest, Baden replied "None that I can think of." It was later revealed that his wife was one of Spector's main attorneys.

His wife was one of the lead defense attorneys. haha