The deformation of CE-399 adds credibility to the SBT

[Royell Storing]

Dear Comrade Storing,

How many inches below JFK's shirt collar line and/or the tip of his mastoid process do you think the bullet wound in the autopsy photo is?

The FBI said about 5.75 inches for the former, and the autopsy report said about 5.5 inches for the latter. Are either of these measurements accurate in your humble opinion?

Grok says the above measurements indicate that the bullet wound was in the upper back, near the back-neck juncture.

Do you agree that the autopsy photo shows that the wound is near the back-neck juncture, or do you think it's farther down the back than that?

Do you agree that the bullet caused a fracture of the right transverse process of the T1 vertebra?

-- Tom

   Lotta verbiage and numbers/measurements being tossed around. STOP confusing yourself and others. Simply examine the JFK Autopsy Photo showing the BACK Wound.

[Tom Graves]

Lotta verbiage and numbers/measurements being tossed around. STOP confusing yourself and others. Simply examine the JFK Autopsy Photo showing the BACK Wound.

So, you don't KNOW?

[Royell Storing]

  So, you're in the jury box and 1 attorney talks about "measurements", and then Vinny LaGuardia Gambini gets up and saying nothing, walks in front of the jury displaying the JFK Autopsy BACK Photo. Case Closed!

[Tom Graves]

So, you're in the jury box and 1 attorney talks about "measurements", and then Vinny LaGuardia Gambini gets up and saying nothing, walks in front of the jury displaying the JFK Autopsy BACK Photo. Case Closed!

Storing,

DO you AGREE that THE bullet caused a FRACTURE of the right transverse PROCESS of the T1 VERTEBRA?