Doug Horne on the Three Versions of the JFK Autopsy Report- Fixed & Re-Uploaded

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"July 24, 1996 ARRB Research Memo entitled "Chain-of-Custody Discrepancy Re: Original Copy of President John F. Kennedy's Autopsy Protocol": https://history-matters.com/archive/jfk/ar...
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Doug Horne discusses the medical coverup and alterations of the JFK autopsy report, highlighting inconsistencies and manipulations in the narrative surrounding the assassination.

🔍00:00 Doug Horne reveals insights on the medical coverup and alterations related to the JFK assassination in his presentation based on his extensive research and published work.

🔍01:06 Dr. Boswell and Dr. Humes reviewed the first draft of the JFK autopsy report at Bethesda (the original Autopsy Report), which was deemed unacceptable by Captain Canada, suggesting it contained a controversial three-hit scenario.

🔥02:36 The autopsy report underwent multiple revisions, with the initial draft rejected due to conflicting accounts of the shots fired at President Kennedy and Governor Connelly, leading to a final version that changed the number of hits from three to two. Dr. Humes then burned the original Autopsy Report (along with his original autopsy notes).

🕵️‍♂️03:58 The first signed version of the JFK autopsy report (the second version of the Autopsy Report), which was never returned to the government by the Kennedy family, contains crucial details that have been pieced together by Doug Horne.

🩸04:40 Dr. Humes suggested that JFK's throat wound resulted from a fragment of the headshot, attempting to reconcile conflicting accounts from Dallas doctors during the autopsy.

📰06:16 Two December 1963 newspaper stories suggested that JFK's throat wound was caused by a headshot fragment, indicating a manipulated narrative surrounding the autopsy report.

🕵️‍♂️07:21 The missing signed autopsy report likely didn't survive due to the government's focus on the Zapruder film, which revealed critical details about JFK's injuries.

🔍08:19 The JFK autopsy report has multiple conflicting versions, with the latest (the third version of the Autopsy Report) claiming a bullet transited the body in an implausible manner (the Single Bullet Theory), undermining its credibility.
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Excerpt from Sep 18, 2014 'Altered History: Exposing Deceit and Deception in the JFK Assassination Medical Evidence'

In this 5-part video, Douglas P. Horne, who served on the staff of the Assassination Records Review Board and who is the author of the five-volume book Inside the Assassination Records Review Board: The U.S. Government’s Final Attempt to Reconcile the Conflicting Medical Evidence in the Assassination of JFK, discusses deceit and deception in the official autopsy of John F. Kennedy.
from Altered HIstory: Exposing Deceit & ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrVyOYsx81k

Doug Horne reveals insights on the medical coverup and alterations related to the JFK assassination in his presentation based on his extensive research and published work.
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'my name is Doug horn and I worked for
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the assassination records review board
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from August of 1995 through September of
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1998 I was hired in
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1995 as a senior analyst on the military
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records team and was promoted halfway
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through my three-year tour to become the
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chief analyst for military
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records more than one decade after the
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review board shut down I published my
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five volume book inside the
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assassination records Review Board in
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November of
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2009 in this book I present my
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conclusions about the medical coverup
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surrounding the JFK
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assassination about the alteration of
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the zuder film and about the reasons why
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President Kennedy was killed I want to
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thank the future of Freedom foundation
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for allowing me to present the basic
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conclusions of my book in this
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presentation the name of my presentation
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is altered history
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exposing deceit and deception in the JFK
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assassination medical evidence well we
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know from the review board's deposition
Dr. Boswell and Dr. Humes reviewed the first draft of the JFK autopsy report at Bethesda (the original Autopsy Report), which was deemed unacceptable by Captain Canada, suggesting it contained a controversial three-hit scenario.
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of Dr Boswell that Boswell and Humes met
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at Bethesda Saturday late in the morning
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and reviewed the first draft of the
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autopsy report Dr Fink was not there I
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think we know why he caused too much
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trouble at the autopsy per John Stringer
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that first draft however uh was reviewed
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by Captain Canada this is the same
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Captain Canada I've discussed earlier
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uh he reviewed the first draft and
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undoubtedly others did as well I'm sure
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Admiral Galloway looked at it he was the
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head of the entire complex probably
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Captain Stover as well but in the letter
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of transmitt for the existing autopsy
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report it states that Captain Canada
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reviewed the first draft someone
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Saturday found that draft
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unacceptable now it's always been my
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assumption and it still is today that
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the content of the first draft
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was the three hit
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scenario that Richard lipy recalls
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hearing he recalls hearing it obviously
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shortly after the FBI agents left the
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morg and after the phone call with Dr
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Humes he recalls hearing it probably at
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about 11:30 or
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11:45 and uh this was undoubtedly the
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content of the first draft someone found
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it unacceptable
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Saturday we know from the work of the
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hsca that Dr
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Humes went home
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Saturday afternoon and Saturday
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afternoon and Saturday night he
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struggled for for several hours and
The autopsy report underwent multiple revisions, with the initial draft rejected due to conflicting accounts of the shots fired at President Kennedy and Governor Connelly, leading to a final version that changed the number of hits from three to two. Dr. Humes then burned the original Autopsy Report (along with his original autopsy notes).
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rewrote the autopsy report and then by
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his own admission he burned in his
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fireplace the first draft on Sunday
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morning I think I know why the
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authorities at Bethesda rejected the
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first draft of the autopsy report uh the
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official story was that there were three
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shots fired that
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day and everybody knew that governor
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Connelly had been
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shot and everybody knew that President
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Kennedy had been shot in the head and
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shot in the back that's what the world
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knew at that time so that's three shots
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I think someone Saturday said
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uhoh
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uhoh Governor Connelly was shot too you
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can't have all three shots hitting
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President Kennedy I think that's what
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happened on Saturday so the three shot
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scenario was
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rejected and Dr Humes wrote a another
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version of the autopsy report as I said
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Saturday night and he burned the first
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draft on Sunday now let's talk about the
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next version the next version is item
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three on this
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slide and it the scenario has gone from
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three hits from behind back to two hits
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so President
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Kennedy who Humes announced late Friday
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was hit by three shots and which he put
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in the first draft it's now back to two
The first signed version of the JFK autopsy report (the second version of the Autopsy Report), which was never returned to the government by the Kennedy family, contains crucial details that have been pieced together by Doug Horne.
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hits and I think know the contents of
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this first signed version I think I've
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figured out what the contents
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were of this second written version of
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the autopsy report by the way this is
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the signed version that the Kennedy
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family never returned to the US
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government this would be the signed
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autopsy report signed by Dr Humes that
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was mentioned in paragraph 9 of the Dr
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Berkeley inventory in April
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1965 which disappeared into the custody
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of the Kennedy family and was never
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returned to the government for whatever
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reason so this first signed version I
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believe said the following one shot to
Dr. Humes suggested that JFK's throat wound resulted from a fragment of the headshot, attempting to reconcile conflicting accounts from Dallas doctors during the autopsy.
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the Head a bullet from behind low in the
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head exiting somewhere up here a shallow
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back wound again shallow back wound that
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did not exit the body and I believe it
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said
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that the wound in the throat was caused
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by a fragment from the head shot
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we have good evidence for believing that
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that's how Dr Humes dealt with the wound
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in the throat problem remember he talked
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to Perry on Friday night he had to
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explain this in some way because the
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Dallas doctors had seen it and they were
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going to be talking about it and
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testifying about it eventually to
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various investigations
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so
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uh the evidence we have that Dr Humes
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tried to explain this away as a fragment
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from the headshot coming out the front
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of the neck
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is from the chief counsel of the warrant
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commission Jaye
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Ranken and this is from an executive
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session transcript which at the time is
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classified top secret this executive
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session transcript from January of
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1964 is Ranken meeting with the
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Commissioners I believe it was for the
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first time and he's saying we have to
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figure out how to deal with this throat
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wound in so many words and he says
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because it says here in the autopsy he
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uses the word autopsy he doesn't say
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autopsy report he says it says here in
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the autopsy that the throat wound was
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caused by a
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fragment so what did he mean by that
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well there were two newspaper stories in
Two December 1963 newspaper stories suggested that JFK's throat wound was caused by a headshot fragment, indicating a manipulated narrative surrounding the autopsy report.
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December of 1963 one in Philadelphia and
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one in Washington and they both
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mentioned that the throat wound in the
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front of the neck was caused by a
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fragment from the head shot so the
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confluence
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of these reports the two newspaper
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stories which are an official leak of
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some kind from somebody in the
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government to the media they wanted the
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public to believe
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this
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uh the Confluence of the two newspaper
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stories that this hole in the neck was
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caused by a fragment from the headshot
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and Jay
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Rankin's uh
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comment in a private session of the
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Warren Commission in January that it was
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caused it was in the a tosy that it was
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caused by a fragment that leads me to
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this conclusion that the contents of the
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first signed version were one shot in
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the head from behind one shot in the
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back shallow wound no Transit of the
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body and a fragment from the head shot
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caused this hole in the neck and I don't
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think that autopsy report survived very
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long for the following
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reason shortly after Monday November
The missing signed autopsy report likely didn't survive due to the government's focus on the Zapruder film, which revealed critical details about JFK's injuries.
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25th now this report would have been the
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one that was signed Sunday the missing
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signed version in my view has to be the
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autopsy report signed on Sunday the one
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the doctors talk about in their
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testimony it's the signed version we
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don't have anymore and the reason I
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think this didn't survive more than two
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or three days is because everybody
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started watching the zuder
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film everybody in the government after
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Monday after Monday the 25th copies of
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the zuder film started to proliferate
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the
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FBI uh borrowed a copy from the secret
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service and then they made second
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generation copies from it and then uh
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the Secret Service had its copies and
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everybody was starting to watch the zilm
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and the Z film clearly shows the
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president reacting to a frontal stimulus
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to a wound of some kind in his neck long
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before the head shot long before the
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head shot in fact he begins reacting to
The JFK autopsy report has multiple conflicting versions, with the latest (the third version of the Autopsy Report) claiming a bullet transited the body in an implausible manner (the Single Bullet Theory), undermining its credibility.
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the frontal stimulus in frame 225 when
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the car emerges from behind the road
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sign so uh that's why that autopsy
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report didn't survive very
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long and so the
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final item on this slide here is the
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autopsy report we have in evidence today
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the extant autopsy report commission
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exhibit 387 is also a two-hit
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scenario this one however posits the one
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shot to the Head from behind and a shot
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in the back which suddenly miraculously
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is said to have transited the body for
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the very first time this is the very
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first time this final version of the
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autopsy conclusions the fourth version
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of the conclusions the third written
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version is the one that says a bullet in
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the back transited the region of the
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neck came out the front of the neck
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creating this ENT this exit wound months
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later ARL inspector and Dr Humes
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together invented the single bullet
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theory saying that that's the same
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bullet that hit Governor Connelly but
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initially uh this concept of a
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transiting bullet that went through the
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upper back somehow went through or
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around the neck without damaging it and
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then came out the front of the throat
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that concept is first written down in
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the third written version of the autopsy
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report so there's no reason we should
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have any confidence in it.'"