Dr. Gary Aguilar and Dr. Cyril Wecht's latest articles at Kennedys and King

“Peer Reviewed” Medical/Scientific Journalism Has Been Corrupted by Warren Commission Apologists: Part 1, Part 2

Video: First public broadcast of the Zapruder Film on Geraldo Rivera's show Good Night America

The "back and to the left" motion of JFK's head

Nobel Laureate Luis Alvarez devised the Jet Effect theory to explain the backward movement of Kennedy's head

Alvarez published his theory in the American Journal of Physics, Sept 1976 issue; Download PDF here

Larry Sturdivan's explanation of the backward movement of Kennedy's head: Neuromuscular reaction

Josiah Thompson's new book Last Second in Dallas

Paul Hoch, a graduate student of Alvarez, took part in Alvarez's shooting experiments

Jacketed bullet vs. soft-nosed bullet

Hoch had the photographs of the experiments which he sold to Tink Thompson for $250

Alvarez's team shot a lot of objects which all went away from the rifle, except the watermelons

This was NOT reported in the American Journal of Physics article

Dr. John K. Lattimer revealed that Alvarez did not shoot at the fiberglass-wrapped melons with a mannlicher carcano rifle

"It is important to stress the fact that a taped melon was our a priori best mockup of a head & it showed retrograde

recoil in the first test. If we had used the "Edison technique" & shot at a large collection of objects, & finally found

one which gave retrograde recoil, then our firing experiments could reasonably be criticized." - Luis Alvarez

JFK's brain weighed 1500gms (autopsy)

Article: How Five Investigations into JFK's Medical/Autopsy Evidence Got it Wrong by Dr. Aguilar

Average adult human brain weighs in at 1300 to 1400 grams

Michael Levy

Zapruder's camera jiggled around frames Frame 312 and Frame 313

Alvarez explains the jiggle of the camera as the result of the shock wave from Oswald's rifle

But the shock wave from Oswald's rifle could not have reached the camera in time for frame 312 or 313

as Oswald was 270 feet away

Only a shock wave from a bullet fired from much closer to Zapruder would jiggle

JFK's head explodes at frame 313, the grassy knoll was but 50 feet from Zapruder."

Two negative reviews of JFK Revisited

Alecia Long's review of JFK Revisited (The Washington Post)

Tim Weiner's review of JFK Revisited (Rolling Stone)

Oliver Stone and Jim DiEugenio reply to Tim Weiner

Article: The Lost Bullet: Max Holland Gets Lost In Space by Jim

Video: JFK Revisited Trailer

Video: The first trailer of JFK Revisited

Stream the documentary here (from within US only)

Article: The CIA and the Media by Carl Bernstein

Article: The CIA and the Media: 50 Facts the World Needs to Know by James F. Tracy

There is no free press in the US

Dr. Russell H. Morgan, forensic radiologist of the Clark panel

Dr. Morgan said that there were tiny little fragments in the skull x-ray

Most numerous in the right front quadrant of Kennedy's head

Original autopsy x-rays vs. enhanced x-rays

During his HSCA testimony, Larry Sturdivan relied on enhanced x-rays which did not show tiny bullet fragments that prove a soft-pointed hunting round struck JFK in the right front part of his skull, not a jacketed bullet. Sturdivan had no business reporting on what JFK's X-rays meant to the HSCA. He's not a radiogist, not a doctor, completely trained in interpreting X-rays, but he gave the government the conclusions preferred by the government.

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