A Forensic Analysis Of The X-Rays of JFK’s Skull Yields Surprising Results

American Thinker ^ | May 22, 2024 | Jerome R. Corsi

[Flag_This]

That photo was taken right before, or shortly after, LBJ was sworn in. There’s another photo in the same scene where he’s raising his right hand.

[Big Red Badger]

I know...
Oswald was The Patsy and knew nothing of the 2 or 3 shooters awaiting the target to enter the kill zone. All were ready and timed to the first gunshot.

[laplata]

Yes. It’s been so long but some things are not forgotten.

[sunny bonobo]

As are the lunar orbiter photos.
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Correct. We can actually see the footprints the astronauts left in the lunar surface.

[Big Red Badger]

“That’s one Magic Loogie!”

[PIF]

There’s another photo in the same scene where he’s raising his right hand.
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That would be on AF2. Where something odd happened - wish I could remember what.

[PIF]

To tell the truth, at that time I was more worried about avoiding the Draft than JFK. Then a bit later, there were several demanding girlfriends and a lot, a lot of alcohol - so some details escaped into neuron nirvana.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Here’s a question for you!

With all the great data and lessons learned from those “moon missions” 238,000 miles away, why do we still have Trouble even getting a shuttle into orbit and back 200 miles up without blowing up on launch or re-entry? Why not go 1000 miles up and measure radiation levels in the Van Allen belts? Or 30,000 miles to measure cosmic radiation levels outside the belts?

[laplata]

I can relate to a certain extent. 8 years after JFK was killed, I was a grunt in Nam. If he’d lived, maybe me and my buddies wouldn’t have been there.

[laplata]

I looked at your home page. Thanks for your service.

[skepsel]

Hate to burst your bubble but...

I had a professor at Florida Atlantic University, Dr. Pat Marino, 5hat was on the grassy knoll that day, no gun men.

Dr

[Gaffer]

That may be true. I dunno. I don’t guess we’ll ever find out

[NorthMountain]

Why do you capitalize “Trouble”. That’s weird.

You won’t bait me into defending the design of the STS/Space Shuttle. It was a horrible kludge, designed in a way that defied lessons learned from previous work, and STILL only crashed twice out of more than 100 flights. Meanwhile, Falcon9/Dragon works just fine, and even Soyuz is very reliable. Simply put, we DON’T have “Trouble (sic)” getting men into orbit.

Spacecraft from LEO to MEO to GEO to interplanetary space measure their radiation environment. It’s routine.

But you already know all this.

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

Less than 100 yards? Try less than 30 yards. I’ve stood there multiple times and am a retired LEO, so I have a high degree of confidence in my statement.

[PIF]

Long time ago - thanks for noticing.

[Glad2bnuts]

Thanks, you dive deeper than I do. I surmised that, the big clue was the path of brain matter, then the stupid watermelon test. Any guy from 12 to 120 has thought of using TV’s, beer cans, road signs, and watermelons for targets. First shot was highly likely to have been from the front, through the throat, kill shot also, only into the skull.

[PIF]

8 years after JFK was killed, I was a grunt in Nam
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5 years after JFK was killed, 1968, I was enjoying the view across the Black Sea to Crimea; one year later I was facing 4 Soviet Armies 4 km away ...

Favorite song from that time: “Odessa” by the Bee Gees.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I remember the weekend after the assassination, less than 36 hours after it happened, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch had an entire separate multipage section on Lee Oswald.

The only way they could have done that is if they already had it fabricated and ready to roll and they sent it to the local newspapers.

[Openurmind]

I wouldn’t doubt it one bit. He was threatening the Federal Reserve and the MIC. He had to go...

[gloryblaze]

Well, at least there was some privacy in a bulding, as opposed to outdoors amongst a massive crowd for the dastardly deed.