Micah Mileto

Ooh I got a book-length post about that out soon

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Under what circumstances could Glen Bennett lie about seeing a back hole on 5:30 PM 11/22/1963?

I would caution anybody thinking of purchasing the livestream. The newest Black Op Radio had Larry saying that the highly important 3d-animation portion of the event cannot be livestreamed due to copyright issues.

Mayor?

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I ain't got Final Charade time 😎

Anybody got newspaper clippings of these? December 12, 1963, Dallas Times-Herald, by Bill Burrus December 18, 1963, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, by Richard Dudman

A lost opportunity for the whole building to be a museum of not just history, but art as well.

Why are the letters in CAL 6.5 white in one picture but black in another? Are the letters themselves getting smudged over by some foreign substance?

"I was a mummy who followed the money"

The lone gunman theory explained to teenagers: https://i.imgur.com/S1J0TLY.jpg

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mole under eye

Yikes, in the entire history of researchers comparing pictures of the historical rifle, seems like a gamble. Can you make a clearer/bigger photo comparison?

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Why can't the x-rays be compatible with a small hole in the scalp and skull next to the EOP?

"Lower neck" was innocent verbiage used on the night of the body examination, but the proof for this is also proof the pathologists fabricated their "throat wound ignorance" story. From BEST EVIDENCE (free ebook: https://www.dropbox.com/s/hsyco7pb7zpml9z/BEST EVIDENCE - Disguise and deception in the assassination of JFK by David S. Lifton.pdf?dl=0) In his November 29, 1963 account, Coast Guardsman George Barnum wrote that as the men were having sandwiches and coffee sometime after midnight, Admiral Burkley came in and talked to them, and said three shots had been fired, that the President had been hit by the first and third, and he described the trajectories of the two that struck: "The first striking him in the lower neck and coming out near the throat. The second shot striking him above and to the rear of the right ear, this shot not coming out...."61 Although Barnum's report was incorrect on the head shot not exiting, both points of entry are those shown in the autopsy photographs, and the neck trajectory was the "transiting" conclusion to be found in the official autopsy report Humes wrote later that weekend.* [...] *Barnum's account also raises this question: why Burkley, speaking informally, described a transiting trajectory, yet in filing his medical report on November 22, omitted any mention of the throat wound.

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=329&relPageId=7&search=pencil ? https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=607&relPageId=9&search=pencil ?

"All of the evidence points directly to Oswald" -David Von Pein Face sheet: https://i.imgur.com/u5U3nVc.png An upwards pointing arrow. As in, the autopsy pathologists proposed that a bullet entering in the back of Kennedy's head traveled upwards. And you know how low they placed that small wound, next to the external occipital protuberance. I have a new rarely-seen photo taken in Dealey Plaza on that fateful day, maybe you can put it on one of your sites. Lee Harvey Oswald (left) takes aim and fires at President John F. Kennedy and Texas Governor John Conally (right) [colorized, 1963]: https://i.imgur.com/zsrlbLh.jpg

Looks like all pen. https://i.imgur.com/XTgnRsk.jpg Edit: oh I see

Never heard about the pen/pencil problem! Thanks! The rest is done in pen too? Or just the 14 cm notation?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH_r1uDCa88&t=19m19s

The autopsy doctors straight-up lied about not knowing the tracheotomy represented a disfigured bullet wound.

Is there experimental evidence attempting to replicate such a bunch?