JFK - Attentataufdeckung
02.11.2017 um 16:02ayashi schrieb:Die blaue Linie macht für mich absolut SinnDie blaue Linie hat aber den Eintritt im Halsbereich und oberhalb des Austritts.
Selbst das HSCA stellt eine Rückenwunde dar
was sagten die Pathologen des HSCA?
Dr. Michael Baden war Vorsitzender des Forencis Pathological Panels des HSCA
Wikipedia: Michael_Baden
Was ist seine Meinung zur Höhe der Eintrittswunde der single bullet? Sie lag unterhalb der angeblichen Austrittswunde- folglich wäre der Winkel der Kugel im Körper aufwärts verlaufen
"The X-rays and photographs show the
wound to be lower on the back and the track
slightly upward." [p 14]...And in HSCA Volume l, page I96, he
said. "ln the jacket and the underlying skin
there is a perforation of the fabric that corresponds directly with the location of
the perforation of the skin of the right upper back...
Yet, in 1988, on Nova, Baden said the track is
upward only if Kennedy had been upright...
https://kennedysandking.com/john-f-kennedy-articles/michael-baden-s-deceptions
The panel noted that "when seen in the autopsy position, the outshoot wound [the wound of exit in the President's throat] was described as being at about the same height (or slightly higher) relative to the inshoot wound [the wound of entrance in the President's back]."(3) Dr. Wecht questioned how this could be possible.Die folgende grafik des Panels ist also noch sehr konservativ!
When panel member Charles S. Petty, the longtime medical examiner of Dallas County, Texas, and ranked by his peers as the "Quintessential Forensic Pathologist," testified before the House committee, he described the bullet as "traveling in a somewhat upward direction, anatomically speaking."http://www.jfk-online.com/jfk100sbth.html
Das wäre also ungefähr auf halber Höhe zwischen blauer und roter Linie
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laut JFKs Sterbeurkunde war sie tiefer, auf Höhe des dritten Brustwirbels
das heißt auf Höhe von T3
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