"Autopsy photographs of the interior of JFK's chest, which might have shown the bullet's path or lack of same, have never been seen and are supposedly non-existent. No attempt to find them, or account for them has ever been undertaken, despite the testimony of Dr. Humes who stated:
" I distinctly recall going to great lengths to try and get the interior upper portion of the thorax illuminated. What happened to the film, I don't know." "
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"Humes also testified that they did not section the brain. Sectioning is a normal medico-legal autopsy procedure and is necessary to establish the direction of any bullet\fragment tracks that might have ripped through the brain, so as to determine the angle of entry. He further testified that he was told not to by one of the higher ranking, non-medical military personnel in the room, in order to "preserve the specimen". This "specimen", the brain, has been missing for over 30 years."
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"Finally, on November 10, 1998 the National Archives released a 32 page Memorandum for the File written by ARRB military documents expert Douglas Horne. In it, Horne, the ARRB's chief researcher into the autopsy and medical evidence, reviews and documents the many contradictions found surrounding the Warren Commission and HSCA witness statements, documents and ARRB depositions relating to the supplemental brain examination performed by Dr.Humes and others some time after the autopsy. Horne's conclusion, corroborated by a review of the alleged photographs of the brain by FBI SA O'Neill, present during the autopsy, is myth-shattering:
The photographs housed at the National Archives are not those of President Kennedy's brain, but of another one which was substituted and passed off as his! In fact, Horne concludes, with a 90-95% certainty, that 2 separate brain examinations were done, several days apart, on two completely different specimens, in order to hide the true nature of the president's wounds! "
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"Under Texas Law (...), a medico-legal autopsy must have taken place, in the jurisdiction (county) where the crime was committed, before any indictment for murder could have been filed.(...)
Remember, Dallas County Coroner Earl F. Rose did try to perform an autopsy, as required by Texas law, but he was overwhelmed by the Secret Service present. We are assured that there was nothing sinister about it, despite the fact that as soon as they did it, they prevented anyone from ever being convicted of the crime. How convenient that the accused murderer was then also assassinated, thus removing the need for a trial. "
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"An agent of the CIA, Regis Blahut, was arrested during the HSCA hearings for breaking into a safe and handling the autopsy photographs stored there. No explanation for why he did it has ever been offered."
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