A 6th floor shooting sequence and doesn't require the SBT

[Michael Carney]

I believe the people that inspected the throat wound said it was a "round entry wound". An exit wound from a large fragment would have created a wound that was ill-regular in shape and the tissue would have been blown outward. It wouldn't take an expert to say it way an entry or an exit wound.

[Jerry Freeman]

Quote from: Mike Carney on September 10, 2020, 12:51:51 PM
    "The shot from the front hit JFK in the throat and I don't think it exited his body."
 

What happened to the bullet? It wasn't there at autopsy.

Let's just say--It wasn't found at the autopsy.

[Michael Carney]

And there could be a lot of reasons for them not finding a bullet but the main reason is: the coverup was going on at Bethesda, they hid the original wound with a tracheotomy. They couldn't have an entrance wound from the front, that blows the single shooter theory.

[Gerry Down]

Quote from: Mike Carney on September 10, 2020, 12:51:51 PM
    "The shot from the front hit JFK in the throat and I don't think it exited his body."
  Let's just say--It wasn't found at the autopsy.

A bullet did roll out at the autopsy. Admiral Osborne saw it and was then silenced.

[Michael Carney]

I read that a nurse had found the bullet laying next to JFK between his shoulder and his ear. She said "parallel" so I am assuming parallel to his neck. A lot of bullets found just laying there?