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

The doctor who held Kennedy's brain in his hands - Parkland Hospital -

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I always thought it was weird the Secret Service nearly started shooting to get Kennedy's body out of Texas and on the plane out of Dallas.

WHY was it such a big deal? The man was DEAD and a couple of days or so did not matter. They were hell bent not to let the Texas locals do an autopsy as was called for by law.

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He may have been the lone shooter, but no one has explained why a CIA handler befriended him a year before the assignation and got him the job at TSBD. No one has explained why this CIA handler was not called to testify before the WC. Likewise no one has explained his suicide shortly after being served with a subpoena to testify before the Church Commission. LHO thought he was on a mission for the CIA when he acted. The go between a were CIA handlers and mafia. The shiny hook for 60 years has been whether more than one shooter existed. No one focused on the obvious —one shooter with conspirators putting him in position to do the deed.

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Man, if the CIA really wanted him dead they would’ve found a better and more efficient way to do it. There is no way they would’ve designed such a high risk plot, relying on one guy to make a bullseye shot. What if he had missed?

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He did, or someone did. That's why you bring one or two others to the party.

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And there weren’t any additional shooters and all evidence points to that conclusion.

CIA wouldn’t be so sloppy…Oswald was not a trustworthy guy to put all the faith of your operation on

don’t ignore the timing of this information

it isn’t some coincidence

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At the time, the doctors hypothesized that perhaps a bullet entered at the front of the throat, ricocheted off the bony spinal column, and moved upward out the back of Kennedy’s head. At that point, the doctors were unaware of the wound in Kennedy’s back.

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That gives a sense as to the trauma team inexperience. They were very young surgeons. They should have been suspicious of a through-and-through GSW to JFK's neck. Kind of basic.

They also had a second wounded victim next door whom Red Duke was attending to, and who was obviously shot from the the rear. Had they thought to ask, they'd have immediately searched for JFK's back wound.

Magnitude of events and inexperience took over. Had they correctly ID'd the back wound, and still assessed the head wound as a frontal impact, it would have made the Warren Commission BS much more difficult to digest.

A projectile entering the neck, then ricocheting 90° to blow the top of the victim's head, would be more magic than the "magic bullet." That does not happen.