Michael Crane

Joseph is correct.I've only heard it being said.I have never seen it written or spelled. Good catch.I stand corrected.

Sean, It sure looks like JFK is on an autopsy table in your illustration.Witnesses have said that the metal stirrup holding up JFK's head was not used during the start of the 8:00 autopsy.Maybe it was removable? I have no clue,but damn...it sure looks dark in there when others pictures seem to have been taken in light.

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Pat, Towing the line is saying that Oswald was the assassin & that he acted alone. The Single Bullet Theory ETC. Oswald did not even fire a rifle that day.They tested his cheek for gun powder residue & it came up negative. This shot sequence is more believable than the Single Bullet Theory,and they did not even include the shot that hit the Stemmon's Freeway sign.

I honestly couldn't tell ya Tony.I basically just threw it in there.I know that it's thinner than the tags & I was just rounding off the height of all 3.

I wonder if The Sixth Floor or it's curator is still towing the government's line?

Yes,I have read Best Evidence.What's on your mind?

I personally can't wrap my head around it.Someone butchered Kennedy's head after it left Parkland.Doug Horne seems to think that it was Humes himself witnessed by Ed Reed & Thomas Robinson.I still don't know where that picture was taken at Bethesda.There is a Bethesda towel in some autopsy pics & not Walter Reed.The helicopter ride over? HelI,I don't know,but leaning towards it being done at Bethesda.

Once again,I wanna thank you Pat.I myself had never seen that picture until last night & thought that it was worthy of discussion.

The hair is wet & I would expect to see a gloved hand.

Interesting any thoughts?

I guess that I am in agreement with Dr Grossman.I personally believe that President Kennedy was shot twice in the head.The first bullet arrived at the back of the head low and off to the right & the second bullet entered the right temple in the front & blew the back of his head apart about a second later.The exit wound almost obliterated the entrance wound.

I have a soft spot for Crenshaw because,someone in Washington didn't want anybody to acknowledge his presence in Trauma Room 1.He also accepted the phone call from LBJ to get a deathbed confession from Oswald.They targeted him,and that kind of makes me want to believe him the most. I'm always going to with the Parkland Dr's first & others.Lot's of back of the head witnesses.

Yeah,I know it's obvious,but the water is too deep for a tractor,and that is not a tugboat.

Hold that statement for just a second.... I'm going to give the height of those Michael Paine's cards a thickness of a 1/8 of a inch each at max.This puts the top of those cards at around 3/8 of an inch maximum sitting next to case which now appears to be on the ground & not an inch in the air.The linoleum made it look like the end of the camera. Those Michael Paine cards are probably an 1/16 of an inch.

I have personally changed my opinion after seeing the picture blown up.The other picture that contains the long chain connected to the Minox camera convinces me that it is underneath the case.

Douglas this looks like a John Deere tractor out in the water.

I still don't like the looks of this ear.

No Sir.

Micah, I consider you very knowledgeable when it comes to the head wounds.

This picture was in Robert Groden's The Killing of a President.Does this come close to your view? I say it's possible that this model could be accurate later on during the autopsy. Custer said that he could put both hands in the wound.

Pat Speer (or anybody else) I know that you said that the medical evidence is a mine field & I agree.I wanted to get your take on JFK's right ear.There are pictures out there where John's ear doesn't appear to be normal.Newman said that it was blown off,and there are rumors that Liggett might have been at the autopsy. What do you got for us?

Thanks John ^^^

Pat is bringing the goods again.I must say that,I always wanted to know what Burkley would say if he was asked that question.And now, I know. Thanks partner.

Looking forward to it Micah.