Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

Dr. Alen Salerian is right that there could have been no bullet with the throat shot because if there were, Dr. Perry would have found it. Remember that it was just a few minutes after the shot that he was in Kennedy's throat, and he could find no bullet. The trauma he found was the entrance wound, the damage to the left side of the trachea, and a slight contusion at the top of the right lung. He didn't find a bullet, and he didn't find any sign that the bullet had traveled anywhere.  

And let's remember that Kennedy was in a panic when he emerged from behind the phony freeway sign. HIs airway was obstructed. He put his right hand over his mouth and coughed, and with his left hand, he yanked on his tie. And that did it. It cleared the obstruction. It would not have been so easy to clear had it been a metal bullet causing it. The reason it got resolved so quickly is because it wasn't a bullet but rather a dissolvable flechette. 

This is undeniable. To claim that he was shot in the throat with a metal bullet is untenable. To claim that he was shot in the back with a metal bullet is untenable. To claim that the bullet fell out is ridiculous. These were preparatory shots, and the effects they had on Kennedy were due to the toxins introduced, rather than physical trauma. Kennedy didn't speak, and he couldn't speak. The claim that he yelled "I'm hit!" is a total, utter lie. If he were capable of saying that, he would have been capable of saying more than that. 

I know that not everyone is a doctor, but you have to look at Kennedy as a doctor would. You have to assess him as a patient, and the impairment that he exhibited, both physically and mentally, was extreme. And when I say physically, I mean functionally. He really was having a seizure in that limo. And as I watch it in the Zapruder film, it looks very much like what happened to Jane Stanford, where her muscles started seizing up from the strychnine. 

And, as with Jane Stanford, it was a progressive thing. This is a comparison of z-262 and z-268, so all this progression supposedly took place in a third of a second.

You can see the progression in his shoulder hunching, and even the gripping of his masseter muscle in his face is more pronounced on the right. He is a wreck there, and don't assume he wasn't in pain. THERE IS NO WAY HIS PHYSICAL TRAUMA CAN ACCOUNT FOR THIS. It was chemical. And there is no excuse for the medical profession not recognizing this for what it is. If this had happened in any other context but the JFK assassination, they would have.