Autopsy of John F. Kennedy - Wikipedia
The large and irregularly-shaped wound in the right side of the head (chiefly to the parietal bone, but also involving the temporal and occipital bone) is described as being about 13 centimetres (5.1 in) wide at the largest diameter.
AUTOPSY SHOWED 2 BULLET WOUNDS; Shot Through Brain Fatal, Medical ...
Eyewitness accounts of the assassination have indicated that President Kennedy was struck first in the upper back and that the second shot tore his head. The autopsy desscribed the bullet...
THE FOURTH and last BULLET WOUND, THIRD Head Shot
JFK Top of the head photos (F6 and F7), notice the jet-black perfectly round dot within the black triangle at the point of entry, of the right temple hairline semicircle. This dot has been placed on the photo in a darkroom to hide the wound. The background is black where the …
Q&A with Dr. David Mantik (MD, PhD) on the Autopsy and Medical JFK …
2020年2月27日 · JFK was struck by three headshots—including two from the front (one at the frontal hairline and one near the right ear), and one shot from the posterior, entering near the external occipital protuberance, just as reported by the pathologists.
JFK: THE AUTOPSY - Chicago Tribune
1992年5月24日 · The fatal shot entered the back of the president`s skull and exploded away almost a 6-inch section on the right side of his head; the second bullet entered at the base of his neck, but its exit...
Warren Commission Report Chapter 3 | National Archives
2023年12月6日 · The detailed autopsy of President Kennedy performed on the night of November 22 at the Bethesda Naval Hospital led the three examining pathologists to conclude that the smaller hole in the rear of the President's skull was the point of entry and that the large opening on the right side of his head was the wound of exit.148 The smaller hole on ...
3. A trajectory analysis of JFK's inshoot/outshoot head - JFK Files
The Zapruder film shows JFK receiving his head wound at frame 313. Using medical data from the House Select Committee on Assassination's (HSCA) Forensic Pathology Panel and Zapruder frame 312 (JFK's last known position before impact), a trajectory was plotted to determine the source of the shot.
Ballistics & Forensic Experts on the JFK Head Shot
One panel member, Dr. Wecht, suspects that the backward head motion might be explained by a soft-nosed bullet that struck the right side of the President's head simultaneously with the shot from the rear and disintegrated on impact without exiting the skull on the other side.
How Five Investigations into JFK's Medical/Autopsy Evidence Got it ...
The autopsy photographs and a fractured right transverse process of the first thoracic process, “T-1,” support the current, official view, that JFK was hit 3- to 4-cm to the right side of the middle of the 7 th cervical vertebra. or perhaps the 1 st thoracic vertebra. That would place it at the very top of the back, close to the midline.
The Zapruder Film and President Kennedy: Where was the Head …
After looking closer at the film, several details emerge and help to answer the long debated question: Where was Kennedy's head wound? The above image, frame 312 of the Zapruder film, provides us with a good profile of President Kennedy's head just a …