[waRNmother.armyboots]

Not arguing with you. Just asking a simple question, regarding the evaluation of all twelve physicians including numerous neurosurgeons who cared for Kennedy at Parkland. I looked at the pictures and I see what you are saying. The only autopsy photos I have seen did not show the extensive damage, but only showed a small wound in the back of the head and I have watched all the shows that have been on this week on the history channel and other channels. There may be other autopsy photos that do show more damage, but I have not seen them.

[veronica]

There are some incredibly graphic autopsy photos. Huge wound, lots of blood in the matted hair and brain matter hanging out of the skull. Sorry to be so explicit....

[Wolfstar]

Here is one (I've had trouble finding them on the 'net). You can see the deformation of the skull along the hairline on the right.

As I said, Mrs. Kennedy put the large flap of skull and skin back in place as best she could on the ride to Parkland. The doctors there saw him in that condition — in fact, approximately in the condition shown in the above photo. They were also both in shock and trying to save the man's life, although it was futile. Once the president was pronounced dead, all examination stopped. So it is understandable that what they saw was the missing area of skull at the left-most — meaning rear-most — portion of the wound. By the way, the throat wound was a small exit wound. The doctors enlarged it when they did a tracheotomy.

[veronica]

Not for the squeamish

[FreedomCalls]

There may be other autopsy photos that do show more damage, but I have not seen them.

[luvbach1]

The Zapruder film (never in dispute in any quarter to my knowledge)obviously shows Kennedy's head exploding, so autopsy photos showing a small entrance wound are, to put it mildly, irrelevant.