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In reply to the discussion: Don Curtis, Parkland resident, on JFK assassination: "the posterior part of his head was blown out." [View all]Karmadillo
(9,253 posts)the account of Dr. Curtis:
http://jfkfacts.org/assassination/what-did-dr-mcclelland-think-about-jfks-wounds/
The first senior physician to attend President Kennedy after he was fatally wounded in Dallas on November 22, 1963, was Dr. Robert McClelland of Parkland Hospital. By any standard, he is a credible witness.
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McClelland recounts when he was shown the JFK autopsy photos in 1988. He agreed the photos showed the presidents wounds as he saw them on November 22, 1963. The only exception, said Dr. McClelland, was the photo that showed the right rear JFKs head. He said that a flap of scalp had been pulled over Kennedys fatal wound changing the appearance of the wound.
Thats where there was a massive hole in the back of his head, McClelland said. I looked at that hole from 18 inches for about 12 minutes.