Speaker 1: More angel of course information. We're going to continual special
Speaker 1: session again today of the book The Final Analysis, which
Speaker 1: is my current book on JFK. It's called The Assassination
Speaker 1: of John F. Kennedy Colm The Final Analysis. And what
Speaker 1: this book does is it produces its centered around the
Speaker 1: X rays and the optical density measurements that doctor Mantig
Speaker 1: has made of the X rays would show that the
Speaker 1: three extant X rays in the National Archives are all
Speaker 1: not the originals. They're copies. They were forged, their reproductions
Speaker 1: and copies of the original in which various things have
Speaker 1: been added or masked to create the impression of frontal shots.
Speaker 1: The X rays also make absolutely clear two frontal shots,
Speaker 1: one that hit at the forehead and went across the
Speaker 1: top of J. Kennedy's head and one that hit in
Speaker 1: the front by the ear and blow out the back
Speaker 1: of his head. Now, today we're going to focus on
Speaker 1: chapter five of this book, which is on the frontal
Speaker 1: shot through the windshield and a hit that was a
Speaker 1: puncture wound in Jack Kennedy's throat below the Adams Apple. Okay,
Speaker 1: and you can see an Elchin's photograph. We're going to
Speaker 1: show you in a minute that Jack Kennedy was reacting
Speaker 1: to this shot with lifting his arms up towards his
Speaker 1: throat at the time when the shot occurred. That's his
Speaker 1: reaction to the being shot. Now, at the time of
Speaker 1: the autopsy, Jack Kennedy had a throat wound which was
Speaker 1: seen in a Parkland but had been greatly expanded. And
Speaker 1: again we had pre autopsy surgery which altered a lot
Speaker 1: of the wounds. And again they wanted to make this
Speaker 1: the doctors of Bethesa, the two naval doctors who were
Speaker 1: responsible for doing the pre autopsy surgery which we've discussed
Speaker 1: at length, which is a matter of getting Jack Kennedy's
Speaker 1: body to the morgue. The airplane lands at air Force
Speaker 1: Andrews Air Force Base at about six o'clock. By six
Speaker 1: point thirty, Jack Kennedy's body is brought into the Bethesda
Speaker 1: Morgue in a pinkish steel color a shipping casket. The
Speaker 1: body is in a body bag, naked except for a
Speaker 1: tall wrapped around the head. That's not the way the
Speaker 1: body left. Dallas left Parkland Hospital in a ceremonial casket
Speaker 1: wrapped in sheets, including the head wrapped in sheets, and
Speaker 1: that should have been the way the body arrived at Bethesda,
Speaker 1: had there not been the need for a Boswell and Humes,
Speaker 1: the two Humes was leading the pathology. They both were
Speaker 1: Bethesda doctors. Their job was to alter the wounds that
Speaker 1: Kennedy had leaving Parkland, which were frontal wounds, and to
Speaker 1: make all of them appear to be exit wounds. Only
Speaker 1: you know, all the shots from the were entrance wounds
Speaker 1: from the back because that's where the text school book
Speaker 1: depository was when the shooting started. Now, the the throat
Speaker 1: wound was it understood by many, you know, it's very
Speaker 1: fully documented. Okay, The controversy it involves why it looked
Speaker 1: so jagged when it got to the autopsy table at
Speaker 1: eight o'clock in the gallery. Looked at this, This was
Speaker 1: a jagged open wound. Now, we have some some corroboration
Speaker 1: of a conversation that was found by Rob Coteau, who's
Speaker 1: an author of a conversation that occurred with doctor Malcolm
Speaker 1: Perry shortly after the assassination. So in the evening of
Speaker 1: December second, nineteen sixty three, Dallas reporter Martin Stedman. That's
Speaker 1: December second, sixty three, that's just a few days after
Speaker 1: the assassination. On November twenty second, nineteen sixty three, Steadman
Speaker 1: and two other journalists went to doctor Malcolm Perry at
Speaker 1: his home to visit with him. Doctor Perry is the
Speaker 1: one who did the uh tracheotomy trying to get Jack
Speaker 1: Kennedy breathing again, and he was the one who was
Speaker 1: badgered by the Bethesda pathologists to say that he was
Speaker 1: wrong to interpret Kennedy's wounds coming from the front. So
Speaker 1: Perry confessed to these journalists that he genuinely believed that
Speaker 1: the throat wound was an entry wound. Furthermore, besides me
Speaker 1: the overwhelming evidence from the telephone calls between Bethesda and
Speaker 1: Parkland during the autopsy, the BEA pathologists recognized that the
Speaker 1: five centimeter contusion at the right long could not have
Speaker 1: been caused by Perry's tracheotomy. Rather the throat wound and
Speaker 1: the associated lung contusion, and as well as the pathologists
Speaker 1: reasonable consternation about it was due to a frontal projection,
Speaker 1: a frontal shot that struck on Elm Street. Okay, but
Speaker 1: the pathologists never understood exactly what caused this throat wound.
Speaker 1: They couldn't find the bullet the right wing right wound
Speaker 1: had the right lung had a contusion on it, so
Speaker 1: something had penetrated the body, but they could not find
Speaker 1: what nobody, No, no bullet was found. So you know,
Speaker 1: the projector projectile entered near the midline of the throat
Speaker 1: at about the third tracheal ring and traveled to the
Speaker 1: right lung apex where it stopped. A further confirmation of
Speaker 1: this limited, non existing trajectory, the pathologists found no deep
Speaker 1: penetration at the upper back wound, so the back wound
Speaker 1: had not come through to the front. How do you
Speaker 1: explain the contusion on the lung that became a big
Speaker 1: problem all right now, the also the shot that came
Speaker 1: through the windshield, and Chris of you'll show figure five
Speaker 1: point one on page two seventy two. It's a schematic
Speaker 1: of what Dally Plaza looks like. And you can see
Speaker 1: that if the limousine is coming down Elm Street and
Speaker 1: you can see where the pagoda is this, you know, Chris,
Speaker 1: you can point that out where the grassy knoll is
Speaker 1: and et cetera. So on the other side, on the
Speaker 1: south side, this is over here to the right of
Speaker 1: the south side of Dally Plaza. To the left is
Speaker 1: the north side, and so to the south side. Up
Speaker 1: above the triple underpass at the railroad crossing, there's a
Speaker 1: whole railroad yard up up above the triple underpass. And
Speaker 1: if you draw a line to where the car is
Speaker 1: in approximately frame about two fifty five two fifty five
Speaker 1: through that windshield, you could hit Jack Kennedy's throat. Now,
Speaker 1: if you go to page five point page two seventy seven,
Speaker 1: the altins picture, and this was first recognized by a
Speaker 1: gentleman named Shaffer, who is another expert on photography. He
Speaker 1: was one who first got Roy Schaeffer Dayton, Ohio, was
Speaker 1: the first to have seen the windshield damage in this
Speaker 1: altin six photograph the altin six and enlarges that Chris
Speaker 1: of you Wood, so we can see Kennedy there, go
Speaker 1: down a little bit and there he is. He's clutching
Speaker 1: his throat and there's a red circle. Can you see
Speaker 1: the red circle by the rear view window. There's a
Speaker 1: rear view mirror right there, right by Kennedy's left ear.
Speaker 1: That's where there is a flash of light where the
Speaker 1: bullet is hit the windshield from the front and it
Speaker 1: enters from above, aiming towards Kennedy's ear. That draws a
Speaker 1: line over to the railroad yard on the south side
Speaker 1: of the Daily Plaza, and Kennedy's clutching his throat. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: the way a bullet hits the window, it punctures the
Speaker 1: window on the going in the outside of the window.
Speaker 1: The front of this windshielder on the outside is smooth.
Speaker 1: It's like a little pencil point that goes through the windshield.
Speaker 1: It makes a little circle. You can see. It's an
Speaker 1: entrance wound to the windshield. And then the back of
Speaker 1: the windshield and safety glass kind of shatters inward. So
Speaker 1: a lot of glass was thrown inside the limousine. And
Speaker 1: in fact, doctor, if your shouldout figure five point two.
Speaker 1: This is on the next page two seventy four. By
Speaker 1: the way, the Texas Goalbook depository is behind the car.
Speaker 1: And when Jack Kennedy is hit, so five point two
Speaker 1: you can see again there's the picture of the that
Speaker 1: you can see. This is ault in seven. Now the
Speaker 1: limousine is beeding towards the Triple Underpass. Jackie Kennedy's getting
Speaker 1: out on the back and that that red circle is
Speaker 1: where the the bullet entered the windshield. Right there. It's
Speaker 1: a little flash of light, and Chris go to the
Speaker 1: the picture just above that. I think it's five point
Speaker 1: two five point three, five point two the other direction
Speaker 1: five point two five point three, I believe, keep going
Speaker 1: all you can see in the zupprud Or film.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Okay, and in large enlarge that one. Okay, Now that's
Speaker 1: that's frame two twenty five. And Kennedy's just beginning to
Speaker 1: reach up to his throat. So it's at that point
Speaker 1: where the shot first comes through his throat. Something hits
Speaker 1: his throat. Okay. Doctor Mantick believes it's a shad of
Speaker 1: great glass from the breaking of the safety glass and
Speaker 1: the bullet entered from the front through the windshield. And
Speaker 1: then to the next picture. By two point thirty, you
Speaker 1: can see Kennedy is emerging from the behind the Stemins
Speaker 1: Freeway sign, which obliterated the view that Zappruter had from
Speaker 1: the pagola's pedestal where he was standing, and Jack's reacting
Speaker 1: more strongly to the shot in his throat. Okay. Now,
Speaker 1: let's continue with a little bit of the narrative here,
Speaker 1: because there's a Douglas Weldon, who is an attorney for
Speaker 1: the County of Kalamazoo's Circuit Court. He was an adjunct
Speaker 1: professor for Western Michigan's University's Department of Justice. He became
Speaker 1: an expert on the bullet hole in the windshield and
Speaker 1: what Douglas Weldon stated was an officer Stavis Ellis, who
Speaker 1: was in charge of the motorcycle escort through Dallas, recalled
Speaker 1: actually putting a pencil into the hole, and Ellis claimed
Speaker 1: there were numerous people and police officers at Parkland Hospital
Speaker 1: who viewed the hole. What Weldon wrote, he s Davis
Speaker 1: Ellis vividly remembers that while he was observing the hole,
Speaker 1: a Secret Service agent came up to him and tried
Speaker 1: to persuade him that he was seeing a fragment and
Speaker 1: not a hole. Mister Alis noted, it wasn't a fragment,
Speaker 1: it was a hole. Mister Alis had been totally consistent
Speaker 1: with his statement over the years and has not wavered
Speaker 1: in his assistance that he saw a hole in the
Speaker 1: windshield immediately after the assassination. Ellis, moreover had a distinguished
Speaker 1: career with the United States Army and the Dallas Police.
Speaker 1: Dallas Police officer HR Freeman, who rode in the motorcade
Speaker 1: observed the limousine of Parkland Hospital after the shooting. He said,
Speaker 1: I was right beside it. I could have touched it. It
Speaker 1: was a bullet hole. You could tell what it was. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is damaging the Secret Service. Secret Service is simultaneously
Speaker 1: getting water and they're washing out the blood and gore
Speaker 1: from the back seat, and they do not want people
Speaker 1: observing that this was a entrance wound through the windshield
Speaker 1: from the front. Remember, Oswald is going to be the
Speaker 1: patsy if he's going to be staged as the government's
Speaker 1: narrative is the lone gun assassin. There cannot have been
Speaker 1: shots from the front. Now that the text school book
Speaker 1: depository was behind the limousine when the shooting started. So
Speaker 1: we also have testimony from this Avallia Glandays g L
Speaker 1: A n G E s A MD. Now, she was
Speaker 1: in the seventh episode of Nigel Turner's The Men Who
Speaker 1: Killed Kennedy, which was a series of shows that really
Speaker 1: opened up a lot of people's minds about that Jack
Speaker 1: Kennedy was killed by a crossfire and a conspiracy, and
Speaker 1: she was a tough lady, she was new weapons. She
Speaker 1: was filmed by Nigel turner on the shooting range. She said,
Speaker 1: this is what she said. I've been handling guns since
Speaker 1: I was a child. We ran around the side of
Speaker 1: the building Parkland Hospital, the emergency room exit, and the
Speaker 1: present sidential limousine was there. I had been standing there
Speaker 1: just watching the back of the emergency room and I
Speaker 1: realized there was a bullet hole in the windshield. I
Speaker 1: talked to my friends and said, look, there's a bullet
Speaker 1: hole in the windshield. I pointed it out to them.
Speaker 1: At that time, I did not know any of the
Speaker 1: details of the shooting. I was quite shocked when I
Speaker 1: looked up and saw the bullet hole, but was very
Speaker 1: clear that the bullet hole went through and through the
Speaker 1: wind shield from the front to the back. I don't
Speaker 1: believe there was even any cracks associated with the bullet hole.
Speaker 1: It's like a high velocity bullet that penetrated from the
Speaker 1: front to the back to the glass pane, at which
Speaker 1: point a security officer of some type raced forward and
Speaker 1: jumped in the limousine and drove it off, even if
Speaker 1: I was leaning against it, to an area back of
Speaker 1: us somewhere, and that was the last time I saw
Speaker 1: the limousine. Okay, Now, she was insistent that the official
Speaker 1: story that that was a bullet from the rear that
Speaker 1: kind of rattled around and was ended up hitting the windshield.
Speaker 1: She said she thought that was a completely phony story.
Speaker 1: She confirms that she was one hundred percent certain there
Speaker 1: was a hole in the windshield and the limousine to
Speaker 1: Parkland Hospital and that it was from the front. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: if we go a little bit for this, a lot
Speaker 1: of testimony in here about the shot coming from the
Speaker 1: front through the windshield, and David Manning did a very
Speaker 1: good job along with Douglas Horn Testation's Records Review Board
Speaker 1: of really looking at all this data. Now, the windshields
Speaker 1: a problem because experts are going to know that was
Speaker 1: a frontal shot. And so if you got to figure
Speaker 1: five point seven, this is Douglas Weldon. It's one of
Speaker 1: his slides. It's on page two seven to ninety seven,
Speaker 1: and you'll see he did a slide showing you what
Speaker 1: happens when a bullet hits safety glass. So there you'll
Speaker 1: see the bullet enters the safety glass and then it's
Speaker 1: the inside, you know, the exit wound the bullet through
Speaker 1: the glass that causes all these shads glass to go apart.
Speaker 1: You can think about that, because the bullet comes in,
Speaker 1: it punctures. It sounds like a firecracker typically when a
Speaker 1: bullet hits of safety glass and then the glass shreds
Speaker 1: are all thrown at the exit wound. And that's apparent
Speaker 1: to anybody who knows how a bullet gets through safety glass.
Speaker 1: And Dougs he did a great job of showing this.
Speaker 1: Now there's if you go to picture five point eight
Speaker 1: on page three hundred, which is Warren commissioned Exhibit three
Speaker 1: point fifty. This is again is where they have now
Speaker 1: a bullet hole that you can see with a lot
Speaker 1: of You have to enlarge that quite a bit, Chris
Speaker 1: to really see it. But there's a bullet hole there
Speaker 1: and there's lots of little spider web lines coming out
Speaker 1: from it, and again that can be characteristic of the
Speaker 1: way the bullet fractures the safety glass after it's gone
Speaker 1: through the windshield. Okay, now this is a problem for
Speaker 1: the The Cigarett Service gets this limousine out of there
Speaker 1: as fast as they can. They don't want that this
Speaker 1: is primary evidence, another primary evidence of a frontal shot
Speaker 1: and it's going to violate the narrative of Oswald being
Speaker 1: the shooter. So what is done is that this limousine
Speaker 1: is flown back to Washington, DC and it's put in
Speaker 1: the White House Garage, which is not right at the
Speaker 1: White House, a few blocks away in that time, and
Speaker 1: now they've got a problem. What are they going to
Speaker 1: do with it? They have to figure out how they're
Speaker 1: going to change this wind shield out. Okay, And there's
Speaker 1: a couple of people who have had some discussion of this.
Speaker 1: I want to read you. One of the we did
Speaker 1: read s mlis okay, so there was a couple let
Speaker 1: me see find okay. Nick Principe, p R. E. N. CIP.
Speaker 1: This is in page two eighty five. He was a
Speaker 1: U S Park motorcycle officer. Nick Principe, the us A
Speaker 1: US Park Police motorcycle officer, drove to the White House
Speaker 1: Garage on the evening of the assassination having a conversation
Speaker 1: with the JFK limousine driver, Secret Service agent Bill Greer.
Speaker 1: Greer told Principe that there were shots, quote, coming from
Speaker 1: every direction, adding that one of them came right through
Speaker 1: the windshield. Okay, Now that's credible testimony. It's it's not
Speaker 1: all the proof you're gonna need, but it's highly credible testimony, okay,
Speaker 1: and then go to page two ninety one. Because what
Speaker 1: doctor Mantick found was a couple of witnesses in a
Speaker 1: dearborn Michigan who were involved in the windshield being swapped out.
Speaker 1: So in November twenty fifth, nineteen sixty three, the first
Speaker 1: dearborn witness appeared. George Whittaker, Senior, a Ford Motor Company supervisor,
Speaker 1: was interviewed in the August nineteen ninety three, told Douglas
Speaker 1: Weldon that he had replaced the windshield on Monday, November
Speaker 1: twenty fifth at the River Rouge Assembly Plant Building B.
Speaker 1: He recalled a hole the windshield that was four to
Speaker 1: six inches to the driver's side of the rear view mirror,
Speaker 1: and he claimed that the shot came from the front.
Speaker 1: In other words, the major damage was on the inside,
Speaker 1: as would be expected for standard contemporaneous safety glass. Weldon
Speaker 1: confirmed that Whittaker's description matched the damage seen alt in
Speaker 1: six as initially discovered by Roy Schaeffer. So witness first
Speaker 1: cited this witness in the Kennedy Limousine Cold the Dallas
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty three, published in Murdering Dealely Positive was another
Speaker 1: book in which Mantic also wrote an article, a very
Speaker 1: good article on his optical density measurements. And Weldon noted
Speaker 1: that Whittaker had worked for the Ford Motor Company for
Speaker 1: forty years, starting in nineteen thirty four. And here's what Whittaker,
Speaker 1: Here's what Weldon Whittaker's statement was because he Weldon interviewed
Speaker 1: him at length, and in fact, after Whittaker's death in
Speaker 1: two thousand and one, his family released his written statement
Speaker 1: to Nigel Turner, who, with their permission, finally revealed Whittaker's name.
Speaker 1: His memo said, this is written by Whittaker, the Ford
Speaker 1: Motor Company supervisor who observed and saw the windshield being replaced,
Speaker 1: and they saw the initial windshield from Dallas, which had
Speaker 1: a front shot through the windshield front windshield of the limousine.
Speaker 1: And what Whitaker wrote is this is November twenty second,
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety three, thirty years after the assassination of John F.
Speaker 2: Kennedy.
Speaker 1: And as I will be eighty years old in about
Speaker 1: two months, I think it is about time I put
Speaker 1: this bit of history in writing or on tape, so
Speaker 1: when I am gone, the record will still be there.
Speaker 1: This is what I know about this part of the records.
Speaker 1: I know they are incomplete. JFK was shot and killed
Speaker 1: in November twenty second, nineteen sixty three. That was a
Speaker 1: Friday afternoon on Monday morning, November twenty fifth. The Lincoln
Speaker 1: limousine was in the Rouge plant of the Ford Motor
Speaker 1: Company in Dearborn, Michigan. When it arrived there, I do
Speaker 1: not know, about nine o'clock. At about nine o'clock I
Speaker 1: was called to report to the glass laboratory, which I did.
Speaker 1: When I arrived at the lab, the door was locked.
Speaker 1: I was let in. There were two glass engineers in there.
Speaker 1: They had a car windshield that had a bullet hole
Speaker 1: in it. The hole was about four to six inches
Speaker 1: to the right of the rear view mirror as viewed
Speaker 1: from the front. The impact had come from the front
Speaker 1: of the windshield. If you had spent forty years in
Speaker 1: the glass industry, you know which way the impact was from. Okay,
Speaker 1: So Whittaker continued around noon. We got it around two
Speaker 1: o'clock that had been killed. So right away they called
Speaker 1: meetings to find out what they were going to do.
Speaker 1: And we are going to run Monday morning when the
Speaker 1: President's being killed were open. We didn't design on anything
Speaker 1: at that meeting, and being that I had charge of
Speaker 1: all power service, I was in charge of getting that
Speaker 1: plant ready to run or shut down and everything. So
Speaker 1: they decided that they would let everything ride and they
Speaker 1: would call me on Sunday. So on Sunday, around noon,
Speaker 1: I had just finished dinner. They called me up and
Speaker 1: told me to go in and make arrangements to start
Speaker 1: the plant up because we would have to start that
Speaker 1: plant up around midnight to get it going for the
Speaker 1: day shift and number two shift. So I did that.
Speaker 1: Then I arrived at my normal time on Monday, and
Speaker 1: they had me on a two way radio and they
Speaker 1: had me on a Cushman scooter because I was covering
Speaker 1: a large plant. I got a call from the vice
Speaker 1: president of the division and he told me on the
Speaker 1: radio I was wanted in the glass plant lab. Now,
Speaker 1: I went down to the glass lab in the door
Speaker 1: was locked. I knocked on the door. They let me in.
Speaker 1: There were two lab men in there and they had
Speaker 1: the windshield there. They told me we were to use
Speaker 1: that to see the car was a special built car.
Speaker 1: We were to use that windshield as a template to
Speaker 1: make a new windshield. And the new windshield had a
Speaker 1: bullet hole in it coming from the outside through. You
Speaker 1: could see it the way it was broken, but the
Speaker 1: car wasn't b where we had a repair garage, and
Speaker 1: they taken the windshield out as the glass plant, and
Speaker 1: we were using it as a template to make a windshield.
Speaker 1: We were told to follow it right through until it
Speaker 1: was a finished product, get it back into the building.
Speaker 1: B told if anyone asked us what we were doing,
Speaker 1: we're running a template for prototype. And so he said that.
Speaker 1: After describing the process for making a new windshield, he noted,
Speaker 1: we laminated it. We took it out of there, it
Speaker 1: was a finished windshield, took it to Building B. It
Speaker 1: was put in that limousine. Now the limousine had an
Speaker 1: entire interior completely stripped out, the carpet and everything was gone.
Speaker 1: So they stripped out the entire limousine. They're destroying the
Speaker 1: crime scene. And what Whittaker was certain was that it
Speaker 1: was a frontal shot. But what he became aware of
Speaker 1: is they were replacing the windshield so they could create
Speaker 1: what looked like a shot from inside the They were
Speaker 1: making it a backshot. Okay, Now, this goes on. There's
Speaker 1: quite a bit of evidence about this in the book,
Speaker 1: about all the memos and all the confusion over all this,
Speaker 1: But it turns out that the Secret Service on Sunday,
Speaker 1: November twenty fourth, nineteen sixty three, the limousine was flown
Speaker 1: to Dearborn from Andrews Air Force Base and one of
Speaker 1: the executives from Ford flew with it. And then on
Speaker 1: November twenty fifth of the Dearborn Rouge Assembly Plant and
Speaker 1: Building B Whittakers supervised the removal of the limousine windshield
Speaker 1: and replacement by an undamaged windshield, and then the limousine
Speaker 1: was flown back to Andrews Air Force Base with its
Speaker 1: new windshield. And then they start calling another glass company
Speaker 1: and they start making arrangements to create this spider webbing
Speaker 1: as if the windshield was damaged from the inside. And
Speaker 1: the Secret Service gets it wrong. They have to replace
Speaker 1: the windshield a couple of different times. And if you'll
Speaker 1: see a figure five eleven on page three thirteen, they
Speaker 1: were using a ball hammer at first. The Secret Service
Speaker 1: didn't understand safety glass and they just made it look
Speaker 1: again like it was coming from the front and shattering glass.
Speaker 1: On the inside. They had to change that all around,
Speaker 1: get it right, and this was another fiasco. Now there
Speaker 1: ended up being a second dearborn witness on the windshield.
Speaker 1: Robert Harrison was an automotive engineer, and Mantick said during
Speaker 1: medical school the University of Michigan, I shared a Phi
Speaker 1: Chai apartment with two fellow medical students. One of them,
Speaker 1: Dwayne Harrison, was our wedding organist and had been a
Speaker 1: lifelong friend. Dwayne's family lived in Detroit. His father worked
Speaker 1: at the Ford Company's Experimental Vehicles building, and the building
Speaker 1: it was right where George Whittaker worked, and he'd previously
Speaker 1: discussed Dwayne's father's recollection of the limousine. Dwayne had specifically
Speaker 1: recalled that his father's encounter with a limousine had been
Speaker 1: a contemporaneous topic of conversation within the family. So what
Speaker 1: was done was that he contacted Dwayne's family, contacted him,
Speaker 1: and he went to see that. Mantick went to see
Speaker 1: the family. He prompted Dwayne to contact his brother, so
Speaker 1: his brother's response was voluntary and not influenced by me.
Speaker 1: Dwayne's brother independently required that his father had seen the
Speaker 1: perforated windshield. His father had been very upset about this.
Speaker 1: Dwayne recalled his father telling the family that there were
Speaker 1: several bullet holes in the DFK limousine. All right, So
Speaker 1: you've got a lot of evidence in here that the
Speaker 1: shot that was through the windshield was from the front
Speaker 1: of the winshield was replaced, and a lot of the
Speaker 1: mechanics of how it was replaced. It's a very very
Speaker 1: detailed chapter. Now, at the end of the chapter, one
Speaker 1: of the critical factors is that there were a lot
Speaker 1: of bullets found, not just not just this pristine bullet,
Speaker 1: but you have a scenario where you know, a lot
Speaker 1: of bullets were found on the scene and recovered and disappeared.
Speaker 1: So Captain David Osborne, who was the chief of surgery
Speaker 1: at Bethesda in nineteen seventy eight, Admiral Osborne recalled for
Speaker 1: the House Special Committee on Assassinations that he'd seen a
Speaker 1: slug that was copper clad and fully intact, roll out
Speaker 1: of JFK's clothing onto the table where his shoulders were
Speaker 1: raised to remove his clothing. Clothing. Okay, So Lifting contacted
Speaker 1: Osborne the net next year, and Osborne described a reasonably clean,
Speaker 1: unmarred bullet. Even recalled holding this bullet in his hand
Speaker 1: and noting it had no blood on it. Found further
Speaker 1: inquiry by the House Special committean assassinations, Osborne emphasized that
Speaker 1: the slug was a fully intact missile, not a fragment. Okay,
Speaker 1: So what happens to that fragment. So also Osborne ends
Speaker 1: up handing it over in the autopsy and it disappears, Okay.
Speaker 1: So what you see is that Osborne also found a
Speaker 1: couple of fragments of bullets and it were evidently handed
Speaker 1: over to Humes and the intact bullet was that was
Speaker 1: also described by James morning Star Young an MD as
Speaker 1: found inside the presidential limousine that night. Young reporter that
Speaker 1: White House Medical Foreman Chief Petty Officer Thomas Mills gave
Speaker 1: him the bullet an envelope after we returned from the
Speaker 1: White House garage to treat the skull fragments from the
Speaker 1: rear of the limousine. Okay, So the whole limousine windshield
Speaker 1: stories makes it clear that there were a lot of
Speaker 1: bullets flying around, and we do a lot of discussion
Speaker 1: to make it clear that all of these bullets that
Speaker 1: were flying around in the limousine were such that the
Speaker 1: evidence would have of the initial windshield had to be destroyed. Okay,
Speaker 1: now I don't think there's any more pictures to be shown,
Speaker 1: but I want to make a couple of comments here
Speaker 1: that we discussed in the book Our JFK's limousine was
Speaker 1: a landmine just waiting to explode. Too many witnesses had
Speaker 1: seen the perforated hole in the windshield. Even if a
Speaker 1: posterior shot had caused it, that would still have meant
Speaker 1: too many bullets for the three shot Oswald scenario. So
Speaker 1: the conspirators had no choice at all costs. The windshield
Speaker 1: had to vanish. Evidence of such a hole, especially from
Speaker 1: a frontal bullet, would have shattered lives and careers. Too
Speaker 1: many powerful men were at risks. Surely James Rawley, who
Speaker 1: was a secret service understood this all too well and
Speaker 1: must have quite promptly explained this to Von Ferguson at
Speaker 1: the Detroit plant in Dearborn. Once the safe site existed
Speaker 1: for the secure disposal of the windshield. The Ford Plant
Speaker 1: d and Dearborn, where Ford Ferguson was a well known employee,
Speaker 1: and only one tight window of time existed for its
Speaker 1: final rendezvous Monday, November twenty fifth, the day of JFK's funeral,
Speaker 1: when the entire world was too distracted, so on Sunday,
Speaker 1: the White House garage detail was lifted, probably by Raleigh,
Speaker 1: and Ferguson easily escaped with the limousine that day, probably
Speaker 1: via a plane C one thirty from Andrews Air Force Base,
Speaker 1: most likely after landing near Dearborn. He personally drove the
Speaker 1: limousine the Ford plant late that night and Sunday and
Speaker 1: flew back the next day with an immaculate new windshield.
Speaker 1: Even on Monday, November twenty six, Chapter fifth, the first
Speaker 1: Dearborn witness was called at home. He was ordered to
Speaker 1: report to work on the windshield. Report for work to
Speaker 1: work on the windshield. This is George Whittaker and I'll
Speaker 1: then a Ford Motor Company supervisor. And it's clear that
Speaker 1: the windshield, like the body, was a problem because the
Speaker 1: government's narrative demanded that the shooting be from the rear.
Speaker 1: There's a picture of how the bullet went through the windshield.
Speaker 1: It had a downward deflection and it hit Kennedy's throat.
Speaker 1: It might have hit whatever it was that that bullet
Speaker 1: was never found. That bullet may have been one of
Speaker 1: the one of the intact bullets that was found in
Speaker 1: the limousine because it never entered a body apparently got deflected,
Speaker 1: but at least a piece of glass would have come
Speaker 1: into Jabka's throat and could have caused the puncture wound.
Speaker 1: Piece of glass could have caused the contusion on the
Speaker 1: right lung, but again that might not have shown up
Speaker 1: in an X ray or be much harder to have
Speaker 1: found in an X ray, and we don't have X
Speaker 1: rays of the lungs. What we do know is that
Speaker 1: there was no path at the autopsy that was found
Speaker 1: connecting the back wound to the throat wound. That was
Speaker 1: just made up because the necessity was after we found
Speaker 1: out that James Tag, a bystander in Dallas at Park
Speaker 1: you know, got indiely pose it got nicked in the
Speaker 1: cheek by one of the bullets that missed. So since
Speaker 1: the setup had been put three empty shells, the six Florida,
Speaker 1: the texaschool Book Depository, the government was stuck with all
Speaker 1: this damage having to be done with two bullets, the
Speaker 1: damage to Kennedy's head, the damage to Don Connolly, it
Speaker 1: hit the bullet hit Connolly's ribs, broke the radio bowl
Speaker 1: of his bone, of his arm, and landed on his knee.
Speaker 1: We've got lots here of documents, written, documents, et cetera,
Speaker 1: in which everything we're saying is validated. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of evidence in this book. It's a thousand footnotes, five
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty four page book with a lot of appendices,
Speaker 1: the sciences in the appendices. Now that I want to
Speaker 1: focus on that for a minute. That's a shot of
Speaker 1: the looking at the bridge above the Texas, above the
Speaker 1: triple Underpass on the south side of the of Dealey
Speaker 1: Plaza and Chris. I want you to go to one
Speaker 1: of the appendices at the very back of the special Appendix.
Speaker 1: It is at page we find it here. It is
Speaker 1: at page four thirty nine. Now, Brian Edwards, who did
Speaker 1: a lot of work with some of the witnesses in
Speaker 1: dally Plosa, did a slide show and he said, was
Speaker 1: there a shooter on top of the triple underpass? Of
Speaker 1: Chris enlarged these so we can really see them. That's good,
Speaker 1: and go to the next picture. You can see these
Speaker 1: red lines are from the span of the concrete bridge
Speaker 1: at the top of the Triple Underpass on the south
Speaker 1: side of Dealey Plaza to where shot Z two two
Speaker 1: approximately with the Kennedy was hit in the neck. And
Speaker 1: go to the next slide. You can begin to see
Speaker 1: what this angle looks like. See that's where the car
Speaker 1: would have been, you know, that's where the car is
Speaker 1: coming down Elm Street. Okay, and now go to view
Speaker 1: number the next view and you can see the shot
Speaker 1: to that point from the bridge. So that's it would
Speaker 1: have come through just to the left of the rear
Speaker 1: view mirror on the front windshield and would have crossed
Speaker 1: over to hit Jack Kennedy, which is what it was
Speaker 1: aimed for. Okay, Now, just a couple more show you
Speaker 1: the shooter's path. Just a couple a couple more of
Speaker 1: these slides to just make it really clear what the
Speaker 1: path looks like from an up view of up above.
Speaker 1: And keep going. Okay now, and there's another view of
Speaker 1: the shots from the from the railroad yard on the
Speaker 1: triple above above daily pause on the Triple Underpass. On
Speaker 1: the top of the Triple Underpass. Keep going, there's some
Speaker 1: Dillard photographs. Dillard was one of the uh photographers with
Speaker 1: the press. He started taking a bunch of photographs, okay,
Speaker 1: and uh, photograph number nine, you can begin seeing there's
Speaker 1: something blocking the light between the pillars in the spot.
Speaker 1: If you can large that just a little bit more,
Speaker 1: it might be possible to see it and come down.
Speaker 1: Come down a little bit.
Speaker 2: There we go.
Speaker 1: Keep going down right there, keep going down. You can
Speaker 1: see there's something blocking there. Okay. Now go to the
Speaker 1: go to a frame number eleven, picture number eleven, which
Speaker 1: is an extreme close up. Yeah, that's again what we're
Speaker 1: talking at. Go right there. Okay, so there's during the
Speaker 1: Dillard photograph, there is somebody there. There's something behind that
Speaker 1: fence right there, behind that concrete fence. Okay, and go
Speaker 1: also to figure number thirteen, and again that one more down.
Speaker 1: I think that's twelve. Go to thirteen. Again you can
Speaker 1: see that there is somebody there. A picture of the
Speaker 1: of that fence when there's nobody there looks very different. Okay.
Speaker 1: The next couple of pictures you can see where the
Speaker 1: that is on the bridge the overpass. Of course, the
Speaker 1: railroad observers who were on the that same elevated part
Speaker 1: of the triple underpass were down at the other side.
Speaker 1: They were down there were and they weren't watching this corner,
Speaker 1: the distant corner of the railroad yard. They were watching
Speaker 1: Kennedy's car. So whoever was there was not observed, but
Speaker 1: shows up in the shows up in the photographic evidence. Now,
Speaker 1: these are the kinds of things that again make clear
Speaker 1: that the Warren Commission was lying. Jack Kennedy was shot
Speaker 1: by multiple shooters. This is the best description we've given
Speaker 1: you of the shooter who in the south side eye
Speaker 1: to the yard of the Daily Pasa up above the
Speaker 1: Triple Underpass, the shooter on the grassy knoll who shot
Speaker 1: the last shot which hit this is the first shot
Speaker 1: which hit the throat. I'll probably shrapnel hit the back
Speaker 1: from a shot that missed on Elm Street. And that's
Speaker 1: the chancillary picture, which also gives you a good view
Speaker 1: of that Triple Underpass section of the railroad yard up
Speaker 1: above by that concrete fence and anyway, and they look
Speaker 1: and again it's tough to find figures in these because
Speaker 1: again they're just thirty five millimeter negatives, and they weren't
Speaker 1: terribly detailed. They're not like digital photographs. They don't have
Speaker 1: all the pixel information. Negatives were much less precise. They
Speaker 1: couldn't contain as much information, and so if there were
Speaker 1: three shooters and went a low angle behind in the
Speaker 1: Daltech building, what happened. It looks like the sequence of
Speaker 1: the shots was the first shot which hit Jack Kennedy
Speaker 1: as frame three thirteen, his heads moving forward to get
Speaker 1: debris coming out of the front of the head. And
Speaker 1: then a few frames later, about two seconds later frame
Speaker 1: three point thirty one, Jack Kennedy has hit his head
Speaker 1: explodes by the temple here literally explodes, and he's the
Speaker 1: back of his head blown out, and he's thrown violently
Speaker 1: to the left and back into the seat. So the
Speaker 1: shot to the temple could have occurred in between those
Speaker 1: shots or simultaneously with one of those shots. It's tough
Speaker 1: to see whether there was another shooter on the grassy
Speaker 1: knoll or whether in fact that was the shot from
Speaker 1: the shooter on the south side of Dealey Plaza. But
Speaker 1: what we know is that there were three shots that
Speaker 1: hit the head to or from the front. We know
Speaker 1: the windshield was shot from the front and was replaced.
Speaker 1: This is extremely damaging information to anyone wanted maintaining that
Speaker 1: Jack Kennedy was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald that's the
Speaker 1: critical point of this presentation and the book. The final
Speaker 1: analysis is the final analysis the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
Speaker 1: The final analysis and the final analysis is taken from
Speaker 1: a speech that Jack Kennedy gave American University where he said,
Speaker 1: in the final analysis, so it was after the Cuban
Speaker 1: missile crisis and just before he died. Final analysis, we
Speaker 1: all live in the small planet and we're all mortal.
Speaker 1: Jack Kennedy was a peacemaker. He did not want to
Speaker 1: go to war. He was killed because he stood in
Speaker 1: the way of the Vietnam War. He had blocked going
Speaker 1: to war the Cuban missile crisis. Our military desperately wanted
Speaker 1: to go to war. Billions of dollars being made. November
Speaker 1: twenty second, nineteen sixty three was a coup d'tas to day.
Speaker 1: The deep state came out in the open, lied about it,
Speaker 1: covered it up with the psychological operations lasted until they
Speaker 1: or a clubl psychological operation, which the last memo in
Speaker 1: this book, the last appendix, a memo from the CIA
Speaker 1: from nineteen sixty seven instructing the CIA's official policy to
Speaker 1: take any one criticizing the Warm report and run a
Speaker 1: psychological operation to muddy their evidence and discredit their credibility.
Speaker 1: Can the idea of conspiracy theorist was born to cover
Speaker 1: up the CIA's kudeton Lai deep state is running the country,
Speaker 1: which is obvious today. They finally got a president who's
Speaker 1: suffering se senior dementia. The special prosecutor wouldn't indict him
Speaker 1: for misusing classified information as vice president, yet he's running
Speaker 1: the country. Well, if you're in the deep state running
Speaker 1: the country from behind the curtain, you don't want a
Speaker 1: president is making any decisions. You better just have an
Speaker 1: AI president or robot. Well, they got the best, next
Speaker 1: best thing. They got someone in Joe Biden who suffering
Speaker 1: senior dementia, and he'll do what he's told and they'll
Speaker 1: prop him up with enough drugs to get him through
Speaker 1: the experience. He's not running the country. The deep state, CIA,
Speaker 1: military industrial complex, lying press. And this opens up the argument,
Speaker 1: how many lies have we've been told? Why do buildings
Speaker 1: in nine to eleven go down that were not hit
Speaker 1: by airplanes? What was the Tonking Golf all about lead
Speaker 1: up to the Vietnam War? Obviously an incident that was
Speaker 1: again made up, and that was demonstrated very convincingly what
Speaker 1: were the weapons of mass destruction when we rated into
Speaker 1: Iraq to go after Sadamussein in nineteen ninety one. This
Speaker 1: is a very compelling, game changing book and the end,
Speaker 1: God will always win. God will win here too. The
Speaker 1: truth is coming out. Anyone reading this book can no
Speaker 1: longer be under the illusion that Lee Harvey Oswald killed
Speaker 1: Jack Kennedy. And you can see how the evidence was changed.
Speaker 1: It fits together now. The government's evidence doesn't fit together
Speaker 1: because government's lying. We make that point abundantly clear, is
Speaker 1: doctor Jome Corsi. We will be back next week with more.
Speaker 1: This is the Truthcentral dot Com and the end, God
Speaker 1: always wins. Join me in I think the solution the
Speaker 1: Bible gives, which is second Chronicle seven fourteen. Let's get
Speaker 1: on our knees and repent. We let so many babies
Speaker 1: be killed in the womb after Rob Wade and the
Speaker 1: Democrats are going to run on that theme, wanting to
Speaker 1: kill more babies, calling it the right of a woman
Speaker 1: to choose. Satan does not rule the earth. God is sovereign.
Speaker 1: God will win. God has already won. Satan's losing. People
Speaker 1: are waking up. There will be a great awakening.
Speaker 2: This could be one of the most important moments in
Speaker 2: human history.
Speaker 1: Doctor Jerome Corsi, thank you for joining us.
Speaker 2: God bless
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