Released File Shows J. Edgar Hoover Acknowledged Large Rear Head Wound

[Lance Payette]

   That 2 hr presentation that Doug Horne posted on You Tube about a month ago is anything but "boring". We Now have documented Images of that Navy Ambulance and the Pickup Truck that carried one of the JFK Honor Guards being together at the Morgue Dock. This validates Lifton's story of that Navy ambulance being chased by the pickup truck carrying the JFK Honor Guard. Why would Bethesda have a morgue dock access that is barely wider than a vehicle? Is it to keep everything out of sight when necessary? Like on 11/22/63.  SOMEBODY took those B/W photos of the morgue dock and that same Somebody saw a lot of what went on back there on 11/22/63. Ever ask yourself ?: (1) Why the Navy Ambulance carrying an alleged dead POTUS would just sit outside the Bethesda Hospital for roughly 10 minutes? Just sit there? and, (2) On the 2 B/W Photos posted by Horne, who/what are those 2 Navy Officers saluting? Nobody was allegedly inside the pictured Navy Ambulance and the Ambulance Hood was allegedly stone cold. It had been sitting there awhile. Are these Navy Officers saluting a coffin coming toward the Morgue Dock from another direction? Another alleyway? Another coffin?  ALL of this New Information/Bethesda Morgue Dock Images are anything but "boring".

Wow, you need to start a whole new forum devoted just to those photos!  It was Little Old Me, you will recall, who actually posted the Horne video here.

The photos are simply items of historical interest. They depict absolutely nothing inconsistent with the WR or the LN narrative. They are of no more or less evidentiary value than if a new photo of Oswald in third grade or Jackie at Love Field surfaces next week. They don't require any discussion or debate at all.

The Horne video is, as I said, well-done and kind of interesting in terms of clarifying the layout of Bethesda. But it just rehashes lunatic fringe conspiracy stuff that has been discredited to the vanishing point and beyond. Anyone is free to watch it on YouTube, as I have, but it likewise requires no discussion or debate unless someone simply wants to regurgitate and rehash arguments that have been gurgitated (is that a word?) and hashed ad nauseam.

[Royell Storing]

Wow, you need to start a whole new forum devoted just to those photos!  It was Little Old Me, you will recall, who actually posted the Horne video here.

The photos are simply items of historical interest. They depict absolutely nothing inconsistent with the WR or the LN narrative. They are of no more or less evidentiary value than if a new photo of Oswald in third grade or Jackie at Love Field surfaces next week. They don't require any discussion or debate at all.

The Horne video is, as I said, well-done and kind of interesting in terms of clarifying the layout of Bethesda. But it just rehashes lunatic fringe conspiracy stuff that has been discredited to the vanishing point and beyond. Anyone is free to watch it on YouTube, as I have, but it likewise requires no discussion or debate unless someone simply wants to regurgitate and rehash arguments that have been gurgitated (is that a word?) and hashed ad nauseam.

         I will be kind here and just say You seem to take things at face value. Just speaking for myself, those 2 B/W Photos were brand new to my eyes. Having an image of that pickup truck carrying 1 of the JFK Honor Guards does validate a large part of the Lifton revelation of that Honor Guard being ditched by the Navy Ambulance carrying the JFK Ceremonial Casket. And the "alley entrance" to the Bethesda Morgue Dock that we see in these same photos provides Proof of at least 1 covert avenue to permit the unloading of a coffin from an ambulance and then quickly wheeling it into the Bethesda Morgue sight unseen. (Even the JFK Honor Guard had trouble finding the Navy Ambulance carrying the ceremonial casket when it was tucked inside this alley). You fail to grasp the importance of these photos also showing 2 USN Officers saluting something/someone out of camera view. Is there yet another coffin at car bumper level being wheeled toward/into the Bethesda Morgue?  I seriously doubt that if the body of JFK were inside that ceremonial casket, it would have sat at the curb for roughly 10 minutes outside of the Bethesda Hospital. 

[Michael T. Griffith]

Michael, I am discovering what others have discovered: it is simply impossible to have a rational discussion with someone such as you. You have amassed such a constellation of dubious "facts" and "what about this, what about that" arguments that it's just an endless game of Whack-a-Mole.

This describes you, not me, to a T. This is exactly what you do, among other evasions and faulty reasoning.

Let's start with this: Why were your bombshell witnesses, Sibert and O'Neill, NEVER EVEN CONTACTED BY GARRISON? Sibert specifically told the ARRB he'd had "no contact whatsoever" with the Garrison team, and I can find no evidence that O'Neill had any contact whatsoever. But Garrison, hot to prove the WR was a sham did not. Hmmmm ... how does that factor into your Conspiracy Logic?

This is just silly. I mean, you must be kidding. So your argument is, that, gee, since Garrison didn't interview Sibert and O'Neill they must not have had any important evidence? Really? Garrison didn't interview the autopsy morticians, either. Gee, I guess they had nothing important to say, right? Garrison didn't interview any of the medical technicians at the autopsy, either. Well, gosh, I guess that proves they had nothing worthwhile to report, hey? Garrison didn't interview the Navy photographic technician, Saundra Spencer, who developed autopsy photos that were not included in the official collection of autopsy photos. Well, shoot, then we can just toss aside her historic disclosures--never mind that they're corroborated by dozens of witnesses, including one of the other photographers, the morticians, several of the medical technicians, and the radiologist, right?

For better or worse, Arlen Specter did interview both of them with a stenographer present. . . .

Yeah, and why did Specter bury that interview and exclude it from the WC volumes, hey? You know that it wasn't released until years later, right? Gee, why was that?

and the HSCA and ARRB interviewed both.

Yeah, and their HSCA interviews would still be buried if the ARRB had not forced their release. Never mind that fact, right?

Yes, of course the ARRB interviewed them. And?

Is it just possible Sibert and O'Neill are considerably less "bombshell" than you believe them to be?

Well, then, why did Specter bury the contents of his interview with them? Why didn't Specter call them to testify to the Commission? Why was Hoover's acknowledgement of a large back-of-head wound changed to the vague "portions of the skull" statement? Why didn't the WC acknowledge that both Sibert and O'Neill insisted the back wound was several inches below the throat wound?

They are two FBI agents who observed the autopsy, that and nothing more.

Yeah, who cares what they saw?! After all, they were "only" among the 50-some people on the entire planet who got a prolonged, close-range look at JFK's wounds!

Their 302 was, I am sure, quite accurate. Sibert, the more conspiratorial of the two, told the ARRB he understood why the WC might have thought it was "inadvisable" to call them.

To anyone except brainwashed WC believers, it is obvious why the Commission did not call them as witnesses.

Their report reflected confusion about the back and throat wounds that was not cleared up until Humes' call to Parkland and the autopsy report was revised to reflect what he had learned.

You again rely on debunked mythology, on myths that were debunked over 20 years ago. Did you just miss the news that a former director of two NIH institutes, Dr. Robert Livingston, confirmed that he told Humes about the throat wound before the autopsy? Did you miss the news that the ARRB releases prove there was no "confusion about the back and throat wounds" but that the pathologists established beyond any doubt that the back wound had no exit point? Did you miss the news that ARRB releases reveal that the autopsy doctors removed the chest organs and positioned the body "every which way" to enable and facilitate the probing, and that people near the autopsy table could see the end of the probe pushing up against the lining of the chest cavity? And on and on and on we could go.

You guys just refuse to face facts that destroy your mythical version of the shooting. It's like dealing with cultists who are confronted with hard evidence that proves their beliefs are false.

Both reported that Humes' statement about "surgery to the head area" was made either while the body was still in the casket or immediately upon being placed on the autopsy table, in the same sentence in which he noted the tracheotomy incision. Both said they merely reported Humes' words. Sibert speculated the statement was made because pieces of skull were obviously missing. Neither suggested this was any big deal or that they had actually observed such surgery - EXACTLY THE OPPOSITE, in fact. If Humes had surreptitiously sawed the skull open, why would he have noted this in the presence of two FBI agents and others? Duh.

Duh, indeed. He said this to cover his tracks, to pretend that he knew nothing about any pre-autopsy surgery to the head. I guess you're saying that Robinson was just lying when he said he saw Humes sawing the skull before the autopsy?

Both rejected or at least questioned the SBT - OK, so what? Lots of people, including me, have doubts about it. Sibert and O'Neill have no more expertise in this area than I do. They are, or were, just two more voices in the debate.

More silliness. Well, unless you were at the autopsy, that is. You see, Sibert and O'Neill have a lot more expertise than you do because they got a prolonged look at the back wound from close range and also witnessed the probing of the back wound. And, umm, just a reminder that Sibert and O'Neill rejected the SBT because, as they themselves stated, they knew that the back wound was several inches below the throat wound, that the back wound was far too low to have made the throat wound.

But, nah, you can't see any reason that Specter would not have wanted them to reveal this to the WC, especially since three of the seven WC members didn't buy the SBT either! Yeah, makes perfect sense.

Lastly, both said some of the autopsy photos they were shown appeared to show the head wound and hair considerably cleaned up versus what they had observed. Yes, this is obvious to everyone in those photos and drawings (the ones with the ruler). Again, so what? Boswell explained what was done for those photos. Sibert seemed to place the wound higher up and more centrally located than is the case, but he also said the wound was so bloody and matted with hair that it was difficult to discern the outlines. He also described Boswell's autopsy drawing as "fairly accurate." Again, the location and nature of the wounds is established by photos, x-rays and the testimony of observers with medical expertise. Who cares what two FBI agents think they saw?

I suspect you know this is a severely misleading and incomplete portrayal of the facts on this issue. O'Neill said the photo had been "doctored." Both men verbally and in drawing located the large head wound in the right-rear part of the skull. When Boswell himself diagrammed the large head wound for the ARRB, he extended the wound significantly into the occiput--another fact that WC apologists continue to studiously ignore. Boswell also told both the HSCA and the ARRB that part of the rear head entry wound in the occiput was contained in a skull fragment that arrived during the autopsy, which proves there was missing occipital bone and that the rear head entry wound was where the pathologists said it was (and not a staggering 4 inches higher in the cowlick).

You are doing what CTers always do: You assemble your constellation of dubious "facts" by cherry-picking statements without regard to their context, without regard to whether the persons making those statements were really qualified to make them, and without regard to whether (or how many) persons who actually were better qualified made conflicting statements. Evidence that can't be refuted, such as photos and x-rays, is all "altered," "faked," or doesn't actually show what those with medical expertise say it shows.

More outdated drivel and delusion. You're the one who repeatedly cherry-picks and ignores context.

For starters, the autopsy x-rays drastically contradict the autopsy brain photos. The x-rays show a large amount of missing brain in the right-frontal region, but the brain photos show only 1-2 ounces of brain tissue missing from the entire brain, not just from the right-frontal region. Either the brain photos are false or the skull x-rays are false, or both.

Several medical experts, including a neuroscientist, a forensic pathologist, and two radiation oncologists, have established that optical density (OD) measurements prove that the autopsy x-rays contain undeniable evidence of alteration. Stunningly, Dr. Finck himself questioned how the autopsy photo of the back of the head had been established as having been taken at the autopsy when the HSCA FPP was using the photo to try to get him to repudiate the autopsy placement of the rear head entry wound--another fact that WC apologists continue to studiously ignore.

This is precisely what criminal defense attorneys do. They don't have to care whether what they say is plausible or even makes any sense. They just throw in the kitchen sink and hope the jury finds reasonable doubt "somewhere in there." This is not how historical truth is arrived at, or even how a rational debate is conducted, and I'm not going to play an endless and tedious game of Whack-a-Mole with a one-dimensional conspiracy fanatic.

I guess you think that such posturing makes up for your obvious inability to deal with the evidence being presented to you. I notice you said nothing about the fact that the Parkland nurses who cleaned JFK's head wound and wrapped the head and body in sheets said the wound was in the right-rear portion of the head. When those nurses were shown the autopsy photo of the back of the head, they firmly rejected it as inaccurate/invalid.

I also notice that you said nothing about the fact that all three of the morticians who reassembled JFK's skull after the autopsy said the wound was in the back of the head, and that one of those morticians, Robinson, diagrammed the wound for the HSCA and the ARRB. Your only answer is that all three of them could not tell the difference between a gaping wound above the right ear and a wound 3-4 inches farther back that included part of the occiput.

I further notice that you said nothing about the fact that Clint Hill, who got two prolonged looks at the head from close range, and Aubrey Rike, who could actually feel the head wound while helping to put JFK's body in the casket, said the large wound was in the back of the head.

These are cold, hard documented facts that you continue to simply dance around. And every time you're confronted with them, you start posturing about "dubious facts" and "cherry-picked statements," ignoring the fact that over 40 witnesses in three different locations, including the morticians who reassembled the skull, said the large head wound was in the back of the head, and that a number of these witnesses actually drew diagrams of the wound for government investigators, journalists, or private researchers.

Similarly, when faced with the witnesses who got good looks at the back wound and who put the wound several inches below the throat wound, you once again launch into posturing mode and dismiss their accounts, even though their accounts are confirmed by the hard evidence of the rear clothing holes, and also by the autopsy face sheet and the death certificate.

[Tim Nickerson]

Garrison didn't interview the Navy photographic technician, Saundra Styles, who developed autopsy photos that were not included in the official collection of autopsy photos.

Saundra Styles didn't develop autopsy photos. Nor did Saundra Spencer.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/jfk-revisited-misleads-on-the-autopsy-photographs-of-jfk-part-two

Well, shoot, then we can just toss aside her historic disclosures--never mind that they're corroborated by dozens of witnesses, including one of the other photographers, the morticians, several of the medical technicians, and the radiologist, right?

There were no other photographers. None that were legitimate anyway. The X-Ray techs and the radiologist all confirmed that the X-Rays in the National Archives are authentic.

You again rely on debunked mythology, on myths that were debunked over 20 years ago. Did you just miss the news that a former director of two NIH institutes, Dr. Robert Livingston, confirmed that he told Humes about the throat wound before the autopsy?

From Pat Speer over on the ED forum:

Livingston's claim he called Humes is clearly bogus. He never came forward until the 90's, when he contacted Lifton. Lifton failed to buy into it, so Livingston then contacted Livingstone. The bottom line is that Livingston claimed the small size of the throat wound was discussed by a nurse on the radio, and that this led him to call Humes. The problem is that those studying the news footage and broadcasts have found no record of such an interview. There's also this. Livingston claimed he was friends with the journalist Richard Dudman, and that Dudman could vouch for him. Well, I contacted Dudman and he verified that he'd known Livingston for decades, and that Livingston had talked to him more than once about the Kennedy assassination. But, get this, he had no recollection of Livingston ever claiming he'd talked to Humes, or some such thing. Now, Dudman was quite an old man at this time, so I chose to not come forward with this for fear Fetzer and others would proceed to attack him. (Fetzer is the main proponent of Livingston's credibility on this issue.) In any event, I never felt the need for confronting Fetzer on this seeing as Fetzer discredited Livingston all by himself when he disavowed the transcript of Livingston's testimony in the Crenshaw case (testimony arranged by Fetzer and put into the record by Doug Horne). You see, I actually read the transcript and spotted some clear problems with it. The one thing that comes to mind is that Livingston said he'd decided to come forward in order to 'save the world". Yikes! A retired man in his seventies who comes forward with a bizarre story without any back-up in order to save the world, and is driven to his court testimony by Dr. James Fetzer, the very same Fetzer who believes the airplanes filmed crashing into the twin towers were holograms, and that Paul McCartney is an imposter impersonating the original Paul McCartney.

https://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/22980-dr-humes-knew-about-the-throat-wound-the-day-of-the-autopsy

Did you miss the news that the ARRB releases prove there was no "confusion about the back and throat wounds" but that the pathologists established beyond any doubt that the back wound had no exit point?

Post link(s) to those specific releases.

Did you miss the news that mortician Tom Robinson revealed that the back wound was about 6 inches below the throat wound, just as the death certificate, the autopsy face sheet, Sibert and O'Neill, the rear JFK clothing holes, and several other autopsy witnesses confirm?

From the HSCA testimony of Tom Robinson;

Purdy: Specifically, when you say the body, you saw the back,I want to know specifically if either you know there was not a wound from the head down to the waist anywhere on the back, neck or whatever, or that the autopsy work may have either obliterated it or made it not evident
to you that there was such a wound?

Robinson: It miqht have done that, there was - . . but the back itself, there was no wound there, no.

https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/arrb/master_med_set/pdf/md63.pdf

And, umm, just a reminder that Sibert and O'Neill rejected the SBT because, as they themselves stated, they knew that the back wound was several inches below the throat wound, that the back wound was far too low to have made the throat wound.

Using the posterior autopsy view as a reference, place a mark on the lateral view at the level that you believe the non-fatal entry wound on Kennedy was.

I suspect you know this is a severely misleading and incomplete portrayal of the facts on this issue. O'Neill said the photo had been "doctored."

O'Neill: I specifically do not recall those-I mean, being that clean or that fixed up. To me, it looks like these pictures have been- But if they’ve been identified-positively identified, then, de facto.

https://aarclibrary.org/publib/jfk/arrb/medical_testimony/pdf/Oneill_9-12-97.pdf

For starters, the autopsy x-rays drastically contradict the autopsy brain photos. The x-rays show a large amount of missing brain in the right-frontal region, but the brain photos show only 1-2 ounces of brain tissue missing from the entire brain, not just from the right-frontal region. Either the brain photos are false or the skull x-rays are false, or both.

You need to read Pat Speer's chapters on the X-Rays.

https://www.patspeer.com/chapter18x-rayspecs

Several medical experts, including a neuroscientist, a forensic pathologist, and two radiation oncologists, have established that optical density (OD) measurements prove that the autopsy x-rays contain undeniable evidence of alteration. Stunningly, Dr. Finck himself questioned how the autopsy photo of the back of the head had been established as having been taken at the autopsy when the HSCA FPP was using the photo to try to get him to repudiate the autopsy placement of the rear head entry wound--another fact that WC apologists continue to studiously ignore.

Name the neuroscientist and forensic pathologist who have established that optical density (OD) measurements prove that the autopsy x-rays contain undeniable evidence of alteration.

[Michael T. Griffith]

Saundra Spencer [didn't develop autopsy photos]

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/jfk-revisited-misleads-on-the-autopsy-photographs-of-jfk-part-two

Yes, she did. Fred's whole argument, as it usually does when he deals with witnesses whose accounts he can't accept, boils down to claiming that Spencer either lied about developing autopsy photos or only imagined she did.

There were no other photographers. None that were legitimate anyway.

Wrong. The family of White House photographer Robert Knudsen confirmed that there was a second set of autopsy photos, and that they showed wounds that are not seen in the official autopsy pictures. Several other autopsy witnesses described the taking of photos that are not in the official collection.

The X-Ray techs and the radiologist all confirmed that the X-Rays in the National Archives are authentic.

You must know this is a misleading claim, to put it mildly. Both of the x-ray techs changed their stories. Custer was all over the place about the x-rays. At one point in his ARRB interview, Custer raised serious questions about the x-rays. Reed was clearly lying for much of his ARRB interview, not to mention that he proved he didn't even know how to read an x-ray.

The radiologist, Dr. Ebersole, told one of the x-ray techs to take x-rays of skull fragments with bullet fragments taped to them, supposedly for a bust of JFK. Gee, what was going on with that? Why would anyone need such x-rays for a bust of JFK?

Incidentally, Ebersole, perhaps not realizing the implications of what he was saying, also stated that one of the late-arriving skull fragments was occipital bone. He also said that the large head wound was in the back of the skull. Were you aware of these facts?

From Pat Speer over on the ED forum:

Livingston's claim he called Humes is clearly bogus. He never came forward until the 90's, when he contacted Lifton. Lifton failed to buy into it, so Livingston then contacted Livingstone. The bottom line is that Livingston claimed the small size of the throat wound was discussed by a nurse on the radio, and that this led him to call Humes. The problem is that those studying the news footage and broadcasts have found no record of such an interview. There's also this. Livingston claimed he was friends with the journalist Richard Dudman, and that Dudman could vouch for him. Well, I contacted Dudman and he verified that he'd known Livingston for decades, and that Livingston had talked to him more than once about the Kennedy assassination. But, get this, he had no recollection of Livingston ever claiming he'd talked to Humes, or some such thing. Now, Dudman was quite an old man at this time, so I chose to not come forward with this for fear Fetzer and others would proceed to attack him. (Fetzer is the main proponent of Livingston's credibility on this issue.) In any event, I never felt the need for confronting Fetzer on this seeing as Fetzer discredited Livingston all by himself when he disavowed the transcript of Livingston's testimony in the Crenshaw case (testimony arranged by Fetzer and put into the record by Doug Horne). You see, I actually read the transcript and spotted some clear problems with it. The one thing that comes to mind is that Livingston said he'd decided to come forward in order to 'save the world". Yikes! A retired man in his seventies who comes forward with a bizarre story without any back-up in order to save the world, and is driven to his court testimony by Dr. James Fetzer, the very same Fetzer who believes the airplanes filmed crashing into the twin towers were holograms, and that Paul McCartney is an imposter impersonating the original Paul McCartney.

https://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/22980-dr-humes-knew-about-the-throat-wound-the-day-of-the-autopsy

You guys love to trot out Pat Speer when it comes to evidence of alteration and fabrication. Speer reflexively and lamely rejects all research and accounts that indicate the faking or alteration of evidence.

Now, tell me, since Speer doesn't, what would be so bizarre about the director of two NIH institutes calling Humes to advise him of the throat wound and to recommend how to deal with it? Huh? Why is that a "bizarre story"? Why would Dr. Livingston have fabricated the story? He was quite lucid when he came forward with his account. Lots of other witnesses waited many years before coming forward with their information. The enormous impact of Oliver Stone's movie JFK caused a number of witnesses to decide that they should come forward with what they knew.

Speer has wrenched the "save the world" statement out of context to impugn Livingston's motives. I bet money you haven't read Livingston's own words about his disclosure.

A little bit more info about Dr. Livingston: He obtained his M. D. from Stanford Medical School. During the Second World War he served in the Pacific and took part in the invasion of Okinawa. In 1946 he began work at the Yale University School of Medicine. In 1952 President Dwight Eisenhower appointed Livingston as the Scientific Director of the National Institute for Neurological Diseases. He also held the post under President John F. Kennedy. In 1964 Livingston later founded the first ever department of Neurosciences at UCSD.In the 1970s, Livingston was instrumental in developing some of the first 3-D images of the human brain. Later he was awarded a major grant to develop a prototype computer system to map the brain in three dimensions in microscopic detail.

But according to you guys and Speer, Dr. Livingston just made up his account of telling Humes about the throat wound in order to "save the world."

Many people viewed James Fetzer as credible until he began to embrace 9/11 Truther claims. At the time when Livingston briefly associated with Fetzer on the JFK case, he had no idea that Fetzer would later embrace the 9/11 Truther craziness. I, myself, worked with Fetzer on the JFK case in the late 1990s, but I discontinued all association with him when he endorsed the 9/11 Truther nuttiness. Lots of other researchers ditched Fetzer like a hot potato when he embraced the 9/11 Truther trash. So just because Dr. Livingston briefly associated with Fetzer does not discredit his account of speaking with Humes before the autopsy. 

Post link(s) to those specific releases.

From the HSCA testimony of Tom Robinson;

Purdy: Specifically, when you say the body, you saw the back,I want to know specifically if either you know there was not a wound from the head down to the waist anywhere on the back, neck or whatever, or that the autopsy work may have either obliterated it or made it not evident
to you that there was such a wound?

Robinson: It miqht have done that, there was - . . but the back itself, there was no wound there, no.

https://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/arrb/master_med_set/pdf/md63.pdf

This is understandable, since Robinson was not the one who worked on the back wound. He helped with the skull reconstruction. BTW, Parkland nurse Diana Bowron, who helped wash JFK's body, clean his head wound, and pack the head wound with gauze, did not notice the back wound either. Nor did the two other Parkland nurses who prepared the body for the casket. So it's not surprising that Robinson did not notice the wound either.

Contrary to my earlier statement, Robinson did not say the back wound was several inches below the throat wound.

Using the posterior autopsy view as a reference, place a mark on the lateral view at the level that you believe the non-fatal entry wound on Kennedy was.

O'Neill: I specifically do not recall those-I mean, being that clean or that fixed up. To me, it looks like these pictures have been- But if they’ve been identified-positively identified, then, de facto.

https://aarclibrary.org/publib/jfk/arrb/medical_testimony/pdf/Oneill_9-12-97.pdf

Here, too, you must know this is misleading. You ignore the fact that O'Neill plainly stated the large wound was in the back of the head, and that he even diagrammed the wound. You also ignore the fact that he said the back-of-head photo looked like it had been "doctored."

The autopsy photos have not been positively authenticated, not even close. The autopsy brain photos are clearly fake, since they cannot be of JFK's brain, and since they are completetly contradicted by the skull x-rays, which show substantial loss of brain in the right-frontal region. The autopsy photos that show the back of the head don't even show a readily apparent entry wound--they show no defect of any kind, yet Dr. Boswell diagrammed for the ARRB that the large head wound extended well into the rear of the skull, and the autopsy report says part of the exit wound was in the occipital bone. No such wound is seen in the extant autopsy photos that show the back of the head.

You need to read Pat Speer's chapters on the X-Rays.

https://www.patspeer.com/chapter18x-rayspecs

Speer's research on the x-rays is amateurish and awful. See my dialogues with him on the x-rays in the Education Forum. His explanations for the 6.5 mm object are strained and implausible. His explanation for the unnatural white patch is demonstrably false, as Dr. David Mantik has proved, and as anyone can see by looking at the lateral x-rays. I discuss Speer's errant explanations in A Comforting Lie: The Myth that a Lone Gunman Killed JFK.

Name the neuroscientist and forensic pathologist who have established that optical density (OD) measurements prove that the autopsy x-rays contain undeniable evidence of alteration.

You don't know??? Why are you even posting in this forum if you don't know such basic, important information that has been available for many years now? The neuroscientist is Dr. Michael Chesser, who did his own OD measurements after Dr. Mantik did his. The forensic pathologist was Dr. Cyril Wecht, who reviewed Dr. Mantik and Dr. Chesser's independent OD measurements and concluded they were compelling. A number of other medical experts have also endorsed Dr. Mantik's OD research.