[ClearCase_guy]

I remember also hearing reports way back then that Ron Brown had a bullet hole in the back of his head. Was that true?

The story at the time was that Ron Brown was killed in the plane crash, and suffered a VERY common plane crash injury: a small, neat hole directly on the top of his skull.

Hmmmmmmmmmm

There was an X-ray which clearly showed the bullet hole.

But, as happens so often, the government lost the X-ray.

[tang-soo]

I remember also hearing reports way back then that Ron Brown had a bullet hole in the back of his head. Was that true?

The story at the time was that Ron Brown was killed in the plane crash, and suffered a VERY common plane crash injury: a small, neat hole directly on the top of his skull.

Hmmmmmmmmmm

There was an X-ray which clearly showed the bullet hole.

But, as happens so often, the government lost the X-ray.

Here is that story ... The Botched Ron Brown Investigation.

[tang-soo]

Also, check this out. During the 1990s, CBS had a show named, "Michael Hayes" starring David Caruso. I think this was his first major gig following is 1 season on NYPD Blues.

I remember the episode discussed in this article. I was following all the Clinton conspiracies at the time. I was stunned at all the details in the show that seemed to have been lifted right out of the Clinton Conspiracy message boards. They had another episode that paralleled the true story of the OK City bombing regarding the girlfriend of one of the bombers who had fore-knowledge and tied to notify the feds weeks beforehand but was ignored. Not suprisingly,the fairly good show was canceled after just one season.

CBS Nixes Ron Brown Death Docudrama

[Intolerant in NJ]

Jack Cashill's book Ron Brown's Body...goes through all the evidence - lots and lots of "irregularities"....

[TXnMA]

Those X-rays are not "lost":

Note the reference at the bottom to the "lead shower" of small lead particles that wound up within the brain behind the left eye socket. Original images using different x-ray exposure showed those particles quite vividly. I'll see what post-processing will do for these lower-quality images...