So, Dr. Humes, and the others, discovered what appeared to be a shallow wound in JFK's back. When they tried to probe it, with a finger or a metal proble, it came to an end. It was like they hit a wall. At the time, Dr. Humes thought the trach wound was just a trach wound. But, the next day, he spoke to Dr. Malcolm Perry on the phone, and Perry told him that there was a bullet wound there.
But, at that time, Perry was still his own man. He wasn't being pressured or influenced by Leviathan. And we know what he thought: that it was an entreance wound in JFK's throat. He said it at the press conference at Parkland Hospital. So, you can be sure that he told that to Humes, that the throat wound appeared to be an entrance wound.
On the basis of no clinical evidence whatsoever, Humes was being pressured to say that the back wound and the throat wound were one, continuous, traversing wound. And if Dr. Humes had been a real man, meaning a man of independence and integrity, he would have said:
"You want me to claim that the two wounds are one bullet path? OK, then let me go back in and dissect him and find out if that's true. And if it is true, I'll tell the whole world. But, if it's not true, then I'll tell them whatever it actually is. We have to do this if we're going to be straight and honest about this. And If you won't let me do it, then I'm going to tell the whole world that you are obstructing justice by preventing the proper and thorough performance of an autopsy. So, take your choice: either you let me do the right thing, or I'll take matters in my own hands, and it'll be war between us. And don't get any ideas of threatening me. You could throw me in a dungeon right now, but that will backfire. There is still enough rule of law in this country that you can't get away with it. I have family, friends, and a lawyer, who will all fight for me. What, are you going to say I hung myself in my jail cell? No will believe it. You'll never get away with it. One of us is holding all the cards, and it's not you."
If Dr. Humes had an ounce of integrity, and also self-respect, he would have said that, or something like it. Of course, we know that Humes folded like a fold chair and endorsed the Single Bullet Theory. And even Perry caved, and to that weasel Arlen Specter, saying that it could have been an exit wound.
Five doctors claimed that the back wound as adjacent to T3. It's easy enough to tell because JFK was lying prone on the table, and there is a big bump that sticks out: the Vertebra Prominens, which is the spinous process of C7. So, you find the Vertebra Prominens and count down the spinous procersses: T1, T2, T3. However, one doctor, and I forget who, said that the back wound was adjacent to T4. JFK's own doctor, Dr. George Burkley, said it was adjacent to T4.
So, it's like you have a ruler in your back, but Humes didn't use it. In his report, he instead located the back wound by citing its distance from the acromium process of the scapula and the mastoid process of the occiput. It makes no sense to do it that way, but that's what he did. And it was the equivalent of saying that the bullet wound was at the level of T1. But, he didn't have the nerve to say that.
There weren't too many people involved in killing Kennedy, and there were a lot more involved in covering it up. And the cover-up goes on to this day. But, the Big Lie is going to fall, and fall hard. And nothing can stop it.










