The innocence of Lee Harvey Oswald is known beyond doubt, and it is confirmed by multiple  strains of evidence. First, there is the imagery proving that he was standing in the doorway during the shooting (Altgens and Wiegman). In Altgens, the match is to his person and his clothing, where you can recognize his unique, grainy Russian shirt and his stretched tattered t-shirt. In a word, the likeness of the man and his clothing to Oswald are too great for it not to be him.  

But, even if we didn’t have the Altgens photo, there are other ways to prove Oswald’s innocence. First, he didn’t own a rifle, and the entire story of how he came to mail-order one from Chicago is preposterous. He was working at Jaggars/Chiles/Stovall, the CIA/DOD image processor in Dallas, when, supposedly, he decided to vanish. It was 11 blocks from his workplace to the downtown Dallas post office where he allegedly purchased the postal money order on the morning of March 12, 1963. Yet, Oswald’s work records show him continuously occupied that morning, completing 9 printing projects.

Who would assume that he could just vanish from his job one morning and not get in trouble?

Then, the envelope was postmarked in postal zone 12, which was on the other side of the Trinity River. So, why would Oswald have walked over there just to mail the letter?

Then, the letter, reportedly, arrived at Klein’s the very next day, March 13. Keep in mind that Overnight Delivery didn’t even exist at that time- not at any price.

There is much more to John Armstrong’s destruction of the FBI’s story, and you should read it. Here is the link:

https://harveyandlee.net/Guns/Guns.html

Then, there is the fact that Oswald did not know that Kennedy would be passing the building. About 9 AM, he asked James Jarman why people were gathering on the sidewalk outside, and Jarman told him about the motorcade route. That’s in Jarman’s WC testimony. And there is no basis to claim that Oswald was putting on an act for Jarman because Oswald never used it. The story came from Jarman, not Oswald. Oswald never mentioned it to anyone.

Then, there is the fact that Oswald told Police that he was out in front, and he cited someone who was there: Bill Shelley. How could Oswald know that Shelley was there, in the doorway, unless he was there himself?  He couldn’t.

Then, there is the whole ridiculous paper bag story, starting with Detective Montgomery marching around with the bag that was found. Supposedly, Oswald made that bag out of paper and tape, but anyone with sense knows that no one could turn paper and tape into something that good. Could you?

And let’s be realistic. Supposedly, Oswald got up in the middle of the night, left Marina’s bed, went into the garage, sought and found the rifle, which was wrapped in a blanket. He then built the bag. Then, he removed the rifle parts from the blanket and put them in the bag he made. But, no one would do that. No one would make a bag. No one would presume that they could make a bag.

If all they had was paper and tape, they would just wrap the rifle in the paper. They would spread out the paper; put the rifle parts on the paper; and then fold the paper around them, taping it up as they proceeded.  

In other words, they would wrap it similar to the wrapping of presents. But, when you wrap a Xmas gift, no one ever says that you made a bag. And it doesn’t look like a bag; it looks like a wrapped object. It is covered with paper, but it isn’t in a bag.

And then, after walking around with it, including a 4 block walk from the parking lot to the TSBD, in which the jagged rifle parts never tore the bag, that Oswald accessed the rifle not by tearing through the paper, but by carefully emptying the rifle parts from the bag.

And after all that, the bag, which was just paper and tape, was still completely intact.

And be aware that this bag that Montgomery marched around with was quickly retired from the case and replaced with something narrow and oblong and very different. It wasn’t credible either, but at least it looked homemade, which this doesn’t. This does not. This was obviously a real manufactured bag.  It’s not just paper and tape.

The point is that the bag is part of the story, and there is nothing credible about any aspect of the bag story. Why didn’t Frazier, and Marina, and Ruth Paine report seeing the paper on Oswald on Thursday night?  What, did he have it stuffed in his pants?

But, let’s keep going. Bonnie Ray Williams said he ate his lunch on the 6^th floor during the lunch break, and we have a photograph of his basket of chicken and his bottle of Dr. Pepper left on the 6^th floor.  So, if Oswald was up there, assembling his rifle using a dime as a screwdriver (which is what the WC assumed since no screwdriver was found) and then, supposedly, building the Sniper’s Nest, how come Williams didn’t see him and hear him doing all that?

Like his friend James Jarman, Bonnie Ray Williams completely exonerated Oswald.

But, let’s move on to Officer Marrion Baker. He saw Oswald in the vestibule of the 2^nd floor lunch-room. The vestibule was a little passageway room that had three doors: one from the office side, one from the stairwell side, and one that went into the lunch-room. The one from the stairwell side had a pane of glass in the door, through which Baker saw Oswald.

But, it was a very small room, not much bigger than a closet. If Oswald had just gone through the door from the stairwell side, having come down from the 6^th floor, then that door would still have been in motion.  But, it was not in motion; it was stationary. And that means that Oswald must have entered the vestibule from the office side, using that door.

And there is more proof that Oswald got to the lunch-room from the office side and did not come down from the 6^th floor. Roy Truly was ahead of Baker. Even though they were looking for an armed killer, Truly led the way.  You would think that he would have let the armed cop lead the way, but no. But, since Oswald got to the lunch room just a few seconds before Baker, how could he have come down from the 6^th floor without running into Truly? And these were noisy, squeaking wooden stairs. And presumably, Oswald bounded down those stairs, right? So, why didn’t Baker and Truly both hear Oswald coming down as soon as they got on the stairs? Oswald didn’t tip-toe down the stairs, did he?

The fact is that Oswald went from the doorway to the 2^nd floor lunch room. He used the elegant one-flight of stairs from the 1^st floor to the 2^nd floor that were in the southeast corner of the building, next to the doorway, and then, he walked across the great expanse of the 2^nd floor to get to the northwest corner where the lunch room was.

Jack Dougherty saw Oswald at 8 AM right when he entered the building, and he insisted that he did not have a long bag. Joseph Ball tried to hammer him about it, but Dougherty held his ground that Oswald didn’t have it.

Marina Oswald, when first asked if Oswald owned a rifle, said that he used to, but it got sold. She was referring to the shotgun he owned in Russia to go rabbit-hunting. If she knew that he currently owned a rifle, why would she bring that up?

And if you think Oswald was storing a rifle in Ruth Paine’s garage, you should realize that there is no path to get it there.  We have testimony from Marina and Ruth Paine that when they all drove Oswald to the bus station when he moved to New Orleans, that there was no rifle among his belongings. Ruth Paine was actually hammered about it, but she insisted that there was no rifle.

And then, the story of how the rifle got from N.O. back to Irving is also preposterous. Supposedly, Oswald wrapped it in the blanket and snuck it into Ruth Paine’s station wagon and just hoped that it would get moved into her garage without being identified. And supposedly, Michael Paine came across it in the garage several times, and wondered what it was, but refrained from looking inside it, because that would have infringed on the Oswald’s privacy. But, he did enjoy speculating: was it tent poles for camping? Was it a military shovel? Those thoughts entered his mind.

Then, Frazier said that the bag Oswald had on Saturday morning could not have been more than 2 feet long, which was a foot too short to be the rifle.  But, the WC, both leaned on Frazier’s testimony and assumed he was wrong AT THE SAME TIME.

I could keep going because there’s more. There’s the whole bit about Truly being dismissive about Oswald to Baker, and then 20 minutes later, going to Police in a panic because Oswald was missing. Supposedly, Truly saw the warehouse workers milling around and suddenly had the thought: “Where’s Oswald? He’s not here. He must have killed Kennedy!” By the way, there never was a roll call.

It’s all just a big lie; a State lie. The State, meaning a cabal within the U.S. government that included the Vice President, who instantly became President as soon as JFK stopped breathing, killed Kennedy and framed Oswald. Their case against Oswald does not have credibility, and it never did have credibility.

There is absolutely no chance that Oswald did it. It is just a lie of the Leviathan State.

 

 

 

 

 

 Roy Truly led the way up the stairs in search of an armed killer. Would you please think about that? What was he going to do if he ran into the guy? Use Karate on him? Dodge the bullets? Why didn't he let Officer Marrion Baker lead the way? It's because he knew there was no danger. He wasn't the least bit afraid.

Then, he was so dismissive about Oswald to Baker that he got him to move on without Oswald having said a word. Truly must have really shown the attitude: "This guy? No way was it him. He couldn't hurt a fly."

But then, just 20 minutes later, because he didn't see Oswald milling around with the other warehouse workers, he went to the cops in a tizzy about Oswald being missing.

There never was a roll call. David Von Pein has often referred to the "roll call" but it's fiction.; it never happened. We are supposed to believe that Truly, after brushing off Oswald to Baker, upon seeing warehouse workers milling around or answering questions to Police, started thinking about Oswald again and noticed that he wasn't there. He could have been in the bathroom; he could have been on the phone; he could have been talking to somone somewhere else. But, Truly jumped to the conclusion that Oswald had left and reported it to the Police.

But, if Truly wasn't alarmed that Oswald was on the second floor when most people were outside, why would he be alarmed that Oswald wasn't in view with the other employees? If Truly was willing to dismiss any and all suspicion about Oswald, even though he was found alone on the second floor so soon after the shooting, why would his attitude towards Oswald turn into suspicion that he shot the President just because he wasn't with the other workers?

And we know for a fact that Oswald was not the only one who wasn't there. Charles Givens wasn't there. He left right away. And I don't think Frazier was there either because he said that after the shooting, what he did was go down to the basement to eat his lunch. Why didn't Frazier eat during the lunch break? He didn't say, and I don't claim to know. But, if he was down in the basement eating, he could not have been in the warehouse with the warehouse workers.

The point is that that this situation being a cause for Truly to suspect that Oswald shot the President is NOT credible.

And remember that most people aren't murderers, and they aren't capable of murder. Truly had no reason to think that Oswald was capable of murder- or that he even owned a gun. There simply was no reason and no rational for him to get worked up over Oswald not being seen there with the other workers. It was nothing to go to the cops about. It was all preconceived, preplanned, and preplotted.

Truly did not want Oswald to be arrested at the TSBD by Baker or anyone else. That's why he brushed him off to Baker. Truly waited until Oswald left and then reported him to Police, and it's because the showdown at the theater was planned in advnace. Someone must have told Oswald to go there. We don't know who that was. It could have been someone like Shelley, but it might have been someone we can't name. The TSBD was a CIA front company, and they moved into that building that August just to frame Oswald.

But, if you read Truly's testimony, you'll see that he spoke highly of Oswald from having known him. He said he was orderly and well-mannered and a hard worker and very devoted to his family. He said only positives; no negatives. So, why would he go from that attitude to suspecting him of killing the President just from him not being there milling around with the workers. It does not make sense, and it is not credible.

Roy Truly was a bad man, and he was involved in killing JFK.

 Let's talk about how Frazier wound up where he was in Irving. It sure filled a need in the story. Was it just chance? I doubt it.

So, he was living with his mother and stepfather in Huntsville. Then he goes to Irving and moves in with his sister, Linnie Mae Randle.

Now, I know sisters will do things for their brothers, but Linnie Mae had her own family, a husband and 3 daughters. And they lived in a house with just 2 bedrooms. She and her husband had one, and the three daughers were in the other. There was no bedroom for Wesley; he had to sleep on the couch. The point is that he couldn't do that without inconveniencing everyone else. Would his sister do that while burdening her own family? And what about her husband? He was the breadwinner. Linnie May was a nurse, but she wasn't working outside the home.

We are already supposed to believe Michael Payne was some kind of saint, letting his estranged wife move a pregnant woman and her daughter in, at his expense, including feeding them. So, Bill Randle was also a saint? Ralph Kramden would not have allowed it; I guarantee you that.

But, it gets even stranger because right after Wesley moved in, his mother and stepfather also moved in. Where did they sleep? Who knows? In the garage? On the roof? Then, his step-father got sick and had to go to Parkland Hospital and then into a convalescent center in Irving. Supposedly, Frazier disappeared for a few hours on Friday afternoon, when he went to visit him. Somehow, Dallas Police found Frazier at a medical facility in Irving visiting his step-father, and they took him back to Dallas to question him.

But, that's not what interests me. What I care about is how Frazier wound up living across the street from Ruth Paine. So, he showed up on September 1. He began looking for work himself. When that didn't land him a job, he registered at several employment agencies in Irving. One of them, the Massey Agency, informed him about the job at the TSBD. He went and got interviewed by Roy Truly. And then he started working there.

How long do you think all that would take? It happened in just 12 days. He arrived in Irving on September 1, and he started working at the TSBD on September 13. But, here's the kicker: It's weird enough that Linnie Mae would have signed up for this, considering that she had a husband and 3 kids. But, you know the car that Frazier drove to work? That was Linnie Mae's car. So, 5 days a week, he was monopolizing her car, leaving her stranded. Think of all the food shopping for a family of 6, and make that 8 when you include the mother and step-father. But, Frazier had her car all day at the TSBD.

I'm not buying it. It takes sisterly love too far. People have their own lives. They have their own families. And what was so special about Irving? Since Frazier was uneducated and unskilled and could only do grunt labor, why not just look for a job in Huntsville?

And again, Bill Randall was the breadwinner, and the head of the family. I don't want to sound chauvinistic, but he was the man of the house. How could he put up with that? And why should he put up with it?

It is all so improbable, and so contrary to normal social behavior, that I have to think that there was more to it.

Somehow, Bill Randall and his wife Linnie Mae were put to doing it. Maybe they were paid. We know they didn't own the house on 5th Street. His father owned it. His name was Alfred Randle.

Bill Randle was employed by his brother Marvin, who owned a countertop company in Irving. Marvin was younger than Bill, and Marvin lived all the way to 2025. Marvin became a prominent figure in the Irving community. He served as Mayor of Irving from 1977 to 1981.

Frazier was off his rocker a little. He said at a mock trial that Billy Lovelady was 5'2" when he was 5'8". He said in one breath that Billy was the Man in the Doorway, and he said in another breath, that, on his advice, short Billy went down to watch the motorcade from the sidewalk. So, how could he be on the sidewalk and at the top of the doorway at the same time?

I think they needed a highly manipulatable person for the story they concocted of Oswald transporting his non-existent rifle, that never made the bus ride from Irving to New Orleans, and never made the station wagon ride from New Orleans back to Irving, but somehow wound up in Ruth Paine's garage and was transported to the TSBD in Linnie Mae's car driven by Buell Wesley Frazier. And I think Frazier was their patsy for that role. Somebody must have had a CIA connection, and most likely, it was Bill's brother Marvin. That's Mayor Marvin.

 Now, I shall begin a series of posts to demonstrate that, just as Oswald was placed at the TSBD in a nefarious scheme designed to frame him for the assassination, Frazier and Lovelady were both placed there too, to play roles in it. They were both unwitting assets to the plot. They were both puppets have their strings pulled by a puppetmaster.

I think it's very obvious that Lovelady was an alternate patsy. In case it didn't work out with Oswald, they'd slip Lovelady in. Lovelady was a convicted felon. He was convicted for stealing weapons from the Air Force and trying to sell them. He was in the AF at the time. He received a dishonorable discharge, a fine, and he did some jail time. And after the matter was settled, he left the state of Maryland without paying what he owed on his fine. And Maryland tracked him down to Texas- the TSBD- and they sought to extradite him back to Maryland for further prosecution. But, the VP of the TSBD, O.V. Campbell, paid his fine and the added penalty. I doubt it was his own money.

Now, why did Campbell do that? Was Lovelady really that good of a stockman? That's right: Lovelady was not an "order-filler" like Oswald and Frazier. Lovelady was a stockman; he handled stock when it arrived and placed it where it needed to go. It was January 1963; so the assassination was 10 months out. And they needed Lovelady just in case they needed him.

Are you aware that, from the beginning, Lovelady was referred to as "Billy Nolan Lovelady"? So, why diid he get the 3-name treatment given to assassins? Because: that was standard operating procedure for assassins. John Wilkes Booth, Lee Harvey Oswald, Mark David Chapman, James Earl Ray, Arthur Herman Bremer, etc.

I doubt they gave any thought to using Lovelady as an Oswald double. Why would they when he was an inch shorter than Oswald and 40 pounds heavier? So, what they did when they decided to transform Oswald into Lovelady in the Altgens photo was a spur of the moment thing. And it was so stupid. All they had to do was destroy the photo, since nobody knew about it except Altgens hmself, and he wasn't going to bitch. But, they were arrogant. They thought they were gods. They thought they could pull off anything and get away with anything.

Frazier was probably an alternate patsy too. He too was 3-named: Buell Wesley Frazier. But, I suspect Lovelady would have been preferred.

Next time, we'll look at Frazier's oddyssey from Huntsville to Irving and then to the TSBD.

 Exploiting mental illness was an element of the JFK assassination. I have written many times about the mental derangement of Jack Ruby, which was partly drug-induced. He got to the basement an hour early, where he was pounced upon by Police and taken up to the 5th floor. There, they told him that he shot Oswald, and he believed them out of a pathological deference to Authority. It's one thing to be compliant to Police, but to forego your own cognition because Police tell you that you did something is pathological.

Ruby said that he had no thought to shoot Oswald, and no memory of doing it. In other words, he was not aware that he shot Oswald, and he never had the slightest impulse to do it.

Even though it seems there are a lot of murders, the vast majority of people have an absolute aversion to killing people. There is a barrier within them that keeps them from doing it because they respect human life. Even if they hate someone, their aversion to killing is stronger than their hate. They still won't do it.

And you can be sure that Jack Ruby had that aversion to killing too. So, when, after he knew he had no intention, no impulse, and no capacity to commit murder, he accepted that he did JUST BECAUSE THE GOD-DAMN DALLAS POLICE TOLD HIM THAT HE DID, you can be sure that mental derangement was involved because that isn't normal. It's normal to trust your own cognitive awareness and your knowledge of yourself.

And what it says about the Dallas Police speaks volumes. They must have known that Ruby was mentally impaired and would be amenable to accepting that he shot Oswald JUST BECAUSE THEY TOLD HIM THAT HE DID IT. Do you think they would have tried that with anybody? Of course not.

It's very significant that we don't know the name of Ruby's doctor. We know the name of his rabbi, so why not his doctor? I mean the doctor who put him on amphetamines; calling them diet pills.

Jack Ruby was an MK-ULTRA asset of the CIA. There is no telling how long they were grooming him. And I bet that his doctor was a CIA doctor.

But, there was another case of mental defect involved, and that is Wesley Buell Frazier. Do you think I'm wrong about that? Then read Frazier's Warren Commission testimony. In it, Joseph Ball asked him where he was in the doorway, and Frazier said on the steps, one step down from the top, next to the handrail. That was early in the interview. But, later in the interview, Ball asked him why we don't see him in the Altgens photo, and this is what Frazier said when Ball showed him the Altgens photo:

Mr. BALL: Can you see your picture any place there?
Mr. FRAZIER - No, sir; I don't, because I was back up in this more or less black area here.
Mr. BALL I see.
Mr. FRAZIER - Because Billy, like I say, is two or three steps down in front of me.

So, Frazier contradicted himself, and Ball knew it. But, Ball also knew that Frazier was his witness - saying that Doorman was Lovelady - so, he wasn't going to call him on it.

And there's no doubt that Doorman is standing on the top level. There were no steps above him. And Lovelady said that he was on the top level. But, he didn't mean as Doorman, but rather, as the man next to Doorman with the blackened-out face who was visoring his eyes with his hands. That's who Lovelady was. Look at this image.

But, we need to seriously ponder Frazier's mental state at the time. I don't think he lied through his teeth. I think that he lost track of what he said earlier in the interview about being on the steps, one steps down from the top, next to the handrail. And that is where he was. So, when he claimed something else the second time, it's not that he frankly lied, it's that his mind didn't connect the two. He was in a different mental realm.

And it relates to the other things that happened. There is NO CHANCE that Oswald told Frazier that he was going to Irving to get curtain rods. Just think: he was going there to talk to his wife. Why would he need to tell Frazier any more than that? And why would Oswald's mind even go to curtain rods? How did he even know that Ruth Paine had curtain rods in her garage?

Oswald said that he never said that to Frazier, and his denial is far more credible and plausible than Frazier's claim that he did.

So, where did the idea of curtain rods come from if it didn't come from Oswald? I think that most likely it came from the Dallas Police. "Did he tell you that he was going there to get something, such as curtain rods?" Remember, they were threatening to charge Frazier as Oswald's accomplice. So, not being capable of conjuring up something himself, Frazier went along with what they suggested.

And the tendency that Frazier has to disassociate has continued his whole life. At one of the mock trials, Frazier said that Lovelady was very short. He estimated that his height was 5'2". That would be extremely short for a man. Lovelady was 5'8". The FBI measured him. And Frazier also said that, because of his short stature, Billy was having trouble seeing. So, Frazier said that, before the motorcade arrive, he urged him to go down to the bottom of the steps and watch the parade from the sidewalk. And he said that Billy did that. But, if that were true, then he couldn't be on the top landing as Doorman at the same time.

So, Frazier was destroying the whole claim that Lovelady was Doorman, but he was too incompetent to realize it. He still doesn't realize it- to this day.

I tell you, honestly, that I think Frazier is a nice man. And he was functional in his working life. He held various low-level jobs. He joined the Army in 1965. He did two stints, with an interval of civilian life in-between. He married and had a son. He divorced his wife and married another woman. But, there is nothing out of the ordinary about any of that. But, I sincerely believe that Frazier has a mild cognitive disorder in which he dissociates. He loses track of what he said, and he fails to see the internal contradictions in what he claims. He contextualizes everything to where he is oblivious to his own inconsistencies. The examples that I have given you should confirm what I am saying.

But, the big question is: did Frazier wind up at the TSBD, and living in Irving on the same block as Oswald's family, all by accident? I seriously doubt it, and I'll get into that next time.

 I have been involved in a discussion among about 50 JFK researchers, and one of them is Professor Sterling Harwood, J.D., Ph.D. He asked me a question to which I responded, and I am posting both here.

SH: So, if the contusion/injury to the apex of the right lung was from the shot entering JFK's throat, and the throat wound and back wound are two unconnected wounds, then why did the full body scan find no bullet or bullet fragments between the throat and the right lung?

RC: Sterling, I can answer that, although I know that some will find it hard to accept. But, you have to think outside the box on this. First, you are absolutely right that two missile wounds were found in JFK's body, one in his throat and one in his back, but neither contained a missile. And you know what happened after that, that they were declared to be one shot, which traversed him. So, there was a "Single Bullet Theory" even before Connally was added to it.

What I suggest to you is that it was all planned in advance, that they knew they were going to be making a shallow wound in JFK's back that contained no missile. And I'll add that not one of the multiple claims of a bullet being found that "fell out of him" are credible.

So, I tell you that they created the second hole, which was the one in his throat, precisely to create a story for what happened to the bullet that caused the first hole, which was the one in his back. Both the back shot and the throat shot involved non-bullets. The back shot involved an ice dart, which burst and melted upon entering him. So, it was gone in a flash. The throat missile was another kind of dart, often called a flechette, and I don't know what material it was made of. Charles Senseney never described the material. Sprague and Cutler referred to it as "plastic" but they never saw it. Fletcher Proudy did see it and described it as "plastic or nylon." But, that was a reference to how it looked. I'm thinking that it may have been some kind of waxy material or resin that would dissolve at internal body temperature.

But, one thing is for sure: there were two wounds from projectiles, but neither one contained a projectile.

Now, I realize that anyone hearing this for the first time is going to recoil because it's outside the box. It's way outside the box. But, you need to understand that what the autopsists found was weird and baffling: a bullet wound in JFK's back that had no bullet and was shorter than any metal bullet could have stopped. A metal bullet hitting the skin at 2000 feet per second cannot stop in an inch and a half. There is too much energy there that has to be dissipated before the bullet can stop. That resistance came from only one source: the resistance of JFK's tissues. Well, going through an inch and a half of skin, fascia, and muscle could never have dissipated all that energy. It would have taken more tissue than that.

And Dr. Perry was in JFK's throat just 10 minutes after he was shot, and what he found was a very small entrance wound, minimal damage to the trachea and a mild contusion in the apex of the right lung, and no missile. And he looked for one. He also looked for an exit wound but didn't find one.

So, to the people who think that JFK was shot in the throat with a bullet, what happened to it? Don't tell me it was dug out at the pre-autopsy because Dr. Perry was in JFK's throat before that, and there was no bullet there. If the pre-autopsists could find the bullet, then Dr. Perry could have and would have found it.

So, if you reject the Single Bullet Theory, and you should, what then explains the two shallow wounds in JFK's body with no missile in either one? What I am telling you explains it, that JFK was hit in the back with an ice dart that burst and dissolved right away. And he was struck in the throat with some other kind of "blood soluble" projectile (and that is the term the great JFK researcher Jack White used.) And that theory explains everything.

 I want to discuss the Single Bullet Theory, but I don’t mean the theory that a single bullet traversed Kennedy and Connally. I mean just that a single bullet traversed Kennedy; that the back wound and the throat wound were caused by the same bullet.

The first medical team that saw JFK were the Parland doctors. They didn’t discover the back wound, but as regards the throat wound, they thought, unequivocally, that it was an entrance wound. Dr. Perry spoke for them, and if you listen to his press conference, he was categorical that it was an entrance wound, and no other Parkland doctor challenged him.

It was the opposite at Bethesda, where they found the back wound but missed the throat wound. Dr. Humes thought it was just a tracheotomy in his neck, and it never dawned on him that there was a bullet wound there.

It’s very odd because JFK’s White House physician, Admiral George Burkley, was there, and he had also been at Parkland. So, why didn’t he tell Humes about the bullet wound in JFK’s throat? I can’t answer that.

But, they did find the back wound, and several of them probed it. They found no bullet inside the wound, and they also x-rayed JFK’s whole body and found no bullet within him. Nobody suggested at the autopsy that the bullet from the back wound came out his throat.

They didn’t dissect Kennedy to reveal the whole track of the back wound. There is an urban legend that they wanted to, but the admirals in the room wouldn’t let them.

But, the next morning, Humes talked to Perry and found out about the bullet wound in JFK’s throat. And that’s when the idea of a single bullet that traversed Kennedy was born.

I’m being facetious because I actually think that it was all planned in advance. The plotters knew that they were making a shallow wound in JFK’s back with the ice dart, and since the ice was going to melt, there was going to be no projectile there. And that’s why they also made a shallow wound in his throat, again with a dissolvable missile, but it wasn’t ice. And that would leave them with two shallow wounds and no missiles, which opened the door to concluding that a single bullet traversed Kennedy.

Again, I’m leaving out the part about Connally because that didn’t surface until April 1964.  

But, let’s go back to Humes talking to Perry and finding out about the throat wound. That is when he should have DEMANDED that he be allowed to go back in and track the back wound to find out, definitively, if it was connected to the throat wound. And, if necessary, he should have threatened them, that he would go on a nationwide tour denouncing the autopsy and accusing them of obstructing justice, if they wouldn’t let him do it. Of course, Humes wasn’t that kind of guy.

So, that is the context of what happened. But now, let’s talk about the medical context of JFK having a burrowing wound, a tunnel, from back to throat, entering adjacent to the midline in back and exiting in the midline in front, and the effect that that would have on him, and his capacities.

First, be aware that Dr. David Mantik told me that he analyzed it and determined that such a bullet path would have impacted the spinal cord. Obviously, if it had done that, it would have been devastating and JFK would have collapsed. Most of his somatic muscles would have been denervated, and very likely, he would have lost consciousness.  Obviously, that didn’t happen, and there is no evidence that ANY of JFK’s muscles lost their nerve supply.

There is no doubt that JFK’s spinal cord was not traumatized. But, a bullet entering the top of his back, adjacent to his spine, and exiting in the midline of his throat, would surely have gotten close to his spinal cord. So, in what condition would JFK be from that?

Even if the bullet didn’t hit his spinal cord, it would have burrowed through the nerve that emerge though the intervertebral foramina.

So, it starts as rootlets that emerge from the spinal cord. They coalesce into roots. Then the roots become a spinal ganglion. And then the spinal nerve, which contains both sensory and motor fibers, emerges from that and goes out to the body.

So, even if the bullet missed the spinal cord, it would still likely blow through the emerging nerve tissue and interrupt the transmission of nerve signals between the spinal cord and the body.

I am not aware that there has ever been another shooting victim with a traumatic wound like the one that, supposedly, happened to Kennedy.  So, we don’t have any comparable cases to compare it to. But, we can still deduce that, if Kennedy had been impacted in the manner claimed, that the consequences would have been dire, that his muscles would have been affected, that some muscles would have lost their innervation, and that his ability to sit upright would have been stalled.

From looking at the Zapruder film, we can see that Kennedy was highly impaired. He exhibited muscle spasms in which he lost control of his arms. He raised them in response to a respiratory obstruction from the throat shot, and he cleared that obstruction by coughing. But after that, he couldn’t put his arms down. That involved the deltoid muscles and the elbow flexion muscles, therefore the biceps and the brachialis. But, as he sat there, the spasticity spread to include the trapezius, the levator, and other muscles, causing him to hunch his shoulders severely. JFK also experienced a complete mental collapse, in which he lost the ability to speak, to communicate in any way, to be aware of his surroundings, to respond, or to take any kind of evasive or defensive action.

But, the question is: did he exhibit any sign of nerve interference, where the transmission of nerve signals from his central nervous system to his muscles was interrupted? And the answer is: no he did not. And I tell you that that disallows the single bullet theory, even as it applies to JFK alone.

So, I am left with the strong belief that JFK had two shallow wounds: one in his back and the other in his throat. The back wound involved no damage to vital tissue. It affected skin, fascia, and muscle, and nothing else. And the throat wound damaged the lower trachea on the left side (and keep in mind that the trachea is very superficial, that you can place your index finger at the bottom of your throat and touch it through the skin) and it also caused a mild contusion (which is a bruise) in the apex of his right lung. But, that it. That was the totality of his physical trauma until the fatal head shot. And that’s why he was able to continue sitting upright, with all his postural muscles working and all his other muscles working too.

So, the Single Bullet Theory, even as it applies to Kennedy alone, is a lie. Until the fatal head shot, JFK was hurt much less bad than Connally, who did have a traversing wound through his chest.

But, JFK did exhibit bizarre physical and mental aberrations, which we see in the Zapruder film. I tell you that they were caused, not by physical trauma, but by the nerve agent, and possibly other toxic agents, that were delivered by way of the back shot.