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Analysis of the Zapruder film shows the back of his head intact. Case closed.

Amen. You don't even have to analyze it. All you have to do is look at it. The back of Kennedy's head is clearly visible, and intact, before, during, and after the fatal shot.

Proving without doubt that Cyril Wecht is a buffoon when he says there was a "massive defect" there.

EYEWITNESS FROM PARKLAND AND BETHESDA IDENTIFY THE LOCATION WHERE THEY OBSERVED A MASSIVE BLOWOUT TO THE BACK OF THE PRESIDENT'S HEAD.

TOP ROW (left to right)

Beverly Oliver: "The whole back of his head went flying out the back of the car."

Phillip Willis: "It took the back of his head off."

Marilyn Willis: "A red 'halo' [was] coming out the back of his head."

Ed Hoffman: The rear of his head was gone, blasted outward."

Dr. Robert McClelland: "It was in the right back part of the head -- very large .. a portion of the cerebellum fell out on the table while we were doing the tracheotomy."

SECOND ROW

Dr. Paul Peters: "... right there, occipital parietal."

Dr. Kenneth Salyer: "The wound extended into the parietal area."

Dr. Charles Carrico: "There was a large -- quite a large -- defect about here [pointing] on his skull."

Dr. Richard Delaney: "It was up in this area."

Dr. Charles Crenshaw: "The wound was the size of a baseball."

THIRD ROW

Dr. Ronald Jones: "My impression was there was a wound in this area of the head." When shown the faked autopsy X-ray, Parkland Hospital's Dr. Jones said, "There was no damage to the face that was visible... The X-Rays are incompatible with the photographs which show no injury to the face."

Nurse Audrey Bell: "There was a massive wound at the back of his head."

Theron Ward: "It was right back here."

Aubrey Rike: "You could feel the sharp edges of the bone at the edge of the hole in the back of his head."

Frank O'Neill: "...a massive wound in the right rear."

BOTTOM ROW

Jerrol Custer: "From the top of his head, almost to the base of the skull, you could see where that part was gone."

Paul O'Connor: "[There was] an open area all the say across into the rear of the brain."

Floyd Reibe: "...a big gaping hole in the back of the head."

Man, I wish I had been in Dealy Plaza that day. I would never have had to work another day in my life.

I'd have just gone around the country giving speeches and seminars about how I saw a blind guy, with a German Shepard on the grassy knoll, with a white cane, that turned into a sniper rifle and having my picture taken with fans, for a fee of course.