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Master Chronology of JFK Assassination Appendix VI: The Medical, In Their Own Words
Depositions, testimonies, interviews and documents from the medical professionals who handled JFK's death, starting with the doctors who treated the dying President at Parkland Memorial Hospital, and ending 25 years later, with a deposition given by the same doctor.
As in the case of Appendix II,the reader is strongly encouraged to note the metamorphoses in the testimonies of several individuals who are called to testify on multiple occasions. In some cases, there is a metamorphosis in only one testimony session.
The author provides over 700 hyper-linked notes on background and analysis.
Appendix XI concludes with a sub-appendix, the author's review of the medical information and his compiled "Medical Anomalies."
"It seems clear in retrospect, and I've believed it all along, that the medical evidence—not the ballistics, not the photographs taken at the crime scene, not the eyewitness testimony, and certainly not the glorious pronouncements of “character witnesses"—is THE critical evidence.
Yet after 3,000+ pages, produced here in their entirety for the first time, we find enough contradictions to understand why so much material is still classified, and enough contradictions to be unable to truly understand just exactly what did happen to President Kennedy on November 22, 1963.
About the only medical consensus is that he was killed, and we already knew that." (excerpt from sub-appendix VI-A)
As in the case of Appendix II,the reader is strongly encouraged to note the metamorphoses in the testimonies of several individuals who are called to testify on multiple occasions. In some cases, there is a metamorphosis in only one testimony session.
The author provides over 700 hyper-linked notes on background and analysis.
Appendix XI concludes with a sub-appendix, the author's review of the medical information and his compiled "Medical Anomalies."
"It seems clear in retrospect, and I've believed it all along, that the medical evidence—not the ballistics, not the photographs taken at the crime scene, not the eyewitness testimony, and certainly not the glorious pronouncements of “character witnesses"—is THE critical evidence.
Yet after 3,000+ pages, produced here in their entirety for the first time, we find enough contradictions to understand why so much material is still classified, and enough contradictions to be unable to truly understand just exactly what did happen to President Kennedy on November 22, 1963.
About the only medical consensus is that he was killed, and we already knew that." (excerpt from sub-appendix VI-A)
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December 19, 2014
A superb and unique collection of official interviews, depositions and testimonies from medical personnel involved with JFK's treatment at Parkland to his autopsy at Bethesda. Appendix VI of this Master Chronology is once again a huge collection of data, taken from the Warren Commission, Shaw trial, Clark panel, H.S.C.A. J.A.M.A. and A.R.R.B. archives.
Walt Brown has destroyed my reading schedule for 2014. As the year comes to a close, I discover that a very large percentage of time has been spent on this series. The main volumes, I to IV, have each taken a month to complete. Appendix VI has been another three week study. How my Kindle reader has survived the previous year is quite remarkable.
However, I have in this growing 'Master Chronology' set, a fantastic database and point of future reference.
Walt Brown has destroyed my reading schedule for 2014. As the year comes to a close, I discover that a very large percentage of time has been spent on this series. The main volumes, I to IV, have each taken a month to complete. Appendix VI has been another three week study. How my Kindle reader has survived the previous year is quite remarkable.
However, I have in this growing 'Master Chronology' set, a fantastic database and point of future reference.
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