Post by Arjan Hut on Sept 19, 2023 4:16:36 GMT -5
(Back to Erasing the Past)
In this recent, Vanity Fair-article, by James Robenald about Secret Service agent Paul Landis' bullet-find revelation, Custer's missing X-rays are also mentioned. Plus, finally a little acknowledgement and justice for the Parkland doctors:
"But there are other, darker explanations arising from the secrecy surrounding the X-rays and photographs taken at the autopsy and then not made public for decades. Jerrol F. Custer, the principal X-ray technician at the autopsy, testified in 1997 that there were several small metallic fragments in the cervical spine (the spinal region directly below the skull), which were visible in an X-ray, and that this was one of three X-ray exposures he took that night that went missing from the collection in the National Archives. This might have contained evidence of a shot from the front of the motorcade—a frangible bullet that disintegrated into tiny pieces after entry into the body. A heavy lift, for sure, but medical staffers who saw the front-of-the-neck wound before the tracheotomy believed it was an entrance wound because of its neatness."
(A New JFK Assassination Revelation Could Upend the Long-Held “Lone Gunman” Theory, Vanity Fair, september 2023)
Example of Anteroposterior (a) and lateral (b) radiographs. Not of JFK!!!
In this recent, Vanity Fair-article, by James Robenald about Secret Service agent Paul Landis' bullet-find revelation, Custer's missing X-rays are also mentioned. Plus, finally a little acknowledgement and justice for the Parkland doctors:
"But there are other, darker explanations arising from the secrecy surrounding the X-rays and photographs taken at the autopsy and then not made public for decades. Jerrol F. Custer, the principal X-ray technician at the autopsy, testified in 1997 that there were several small metallic fragments in the cervical spine (the spinal region directly below the skull), which were visible in an X-ray, and that this was one of three X-ray exposures he took that night that went missing from the collection in the National Archives. This might have contained evidence of a shot from the front of the motorcade—a frangible bullet that disintegrated into tiny pieces after entry into the body. A heavy lift, for sure, but medical staffers who saw the front-of-the-neck wound before the tracheotomy believed it was an entrance wound because of its neatness."
(A New JFK Assassination Revelation Could Upend the Long-Held “Lone Gunman” Theory, Vanity Fair, september 2023)
Example of Anteroposterior (a) and lateral (b) radiographs. Not of JFK!!!