Originally posted by FISHY1118
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First - I ask George, Cobalt, Patrick or anyone that is on the same side of this debate as Fishy to stand up and tell me that this post of his makes any sense at all in relation to the post it’s allegedly responding to.
Fishy asked if I believed that the Parkland doctors who felt that they had seen a wound at the back of Kennedy’s head were lying, mistaken etc.
I answered the question unequivocally that I thought that they were MISTAKEN.
How can anyone reply with “there you have it…” Why no response to my answer of “mistaken?”
Perhaps Fishy now believes that witnesses can never be mistaken?
Second question - why has Fishy refused to answer my question, which was about whether he thought that those at Parkland who didn’t think that there was a wound in the back of Kennedy’s head were lying, mistaken etc… *
From experience I’m expecting Fishy to avoid answering this one…let’s see (I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt)
* Dr. Charles Baxter testified that the head exit wound was in the “temporal parietal” area.
Dr. Robert Grossman, the Neurosurgeon who accompanied Dr. William Kemp Clark into the trauma room said that the large defect he saw was “in the parietal area above the right ear.” Bugliosi, being an honest investigator, added that Grossman’s credibility on this matter might be questioned though. He elucidates in an endnote which is on the cd-Rom which accompanies his book which I don’t have the facility to read so I can’t explain further.
Dr. Adolphe Giesecke Jr testified that the exit wound extended from “ the brow line [ridge above the eye] to the occiput on the left (sic) hand side of the head.”
Dr. Marion T. Jenkins, anaesthesiologist, said he saw “a great laceration on the right side of the head (temporal and occipital)”
Dr. Kenneth Salyer said that the exit wound was in the “right temporal region.”
Dr. Donald Seldin, Chairman of the Department of Medicine, said that “ the entire frontal, parietal and temporal bones were shattered….I believe that the official story is accurate in all details.”
What about the above then Fishy?
And what about Dr. Charles Carrico, one of the two main Doctors? He was asked if the doctors who said that they believed that they had seen a wound at the back of Kennedy’s head. What did he say?
ABSOLUTELY.
They clearly were mistaken. Most were nowhere near the head. The alleged wound was in an area of the head that they couldn’t have seen. We can eliminate one Doctor ….Crenshaw as a fantasist. Parkland is an empty sack.
Humes, Boswell and Finck.
Honest and correct without question.

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