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A bombshell documentary is shaking up the official narrative surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Titled “JFK: What the Doctors Saw,” this eye-opening film, available on Paramount+, features interviews with the doctors who treated Kennedy at Parkland Hospital on that fateful day. And let me tell you, folks, what these doctors have to say will make your jaw drop.
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It turns out that these medical professionals, with their vast experience in treating gunshot wounds, are throwing a major wrench in the Warren Commission’s conclusion. You know, the one that claimed Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and fired a “magic bullet” that killed Kennedy. Well, these doctors beg to differ.
Executive producer Jacquelynn Lueth, the genius behind this documentary, conducted interviews with seven Parkland doctors. And let me tell you, these doctors’ memories are as sharp as ever. It’s almost like they were reliving the event right before our eyes, completely unaffected by the passage of time.
According to Lueth, these dedicated doctors had no hidden agenda. All they wanted was to save the president’s life. And what they saw contradicts the official report. They recall seeing an entrance wound in Kennedy’s neck and a gaping hole in the back of his head. I mean, seriously, how can anyone shoot someone from behind and cause a gaping hole in the back of their head? It just doesn’t add up!
So what does this mean, folks? It strongly suggests that there were multiple shooters involved in Kennedy’s assassination. That’s right, the lone gunman theory is starting to crumble. And let me tell you, I’m not surprised. The truth is finally coming to light after all these years.
But wait, it gets even juicier. In the documentary, there’s a clip where Dr. Malcolm Perry, the surgeon who treated Kennedy, claims he was warned by a supposed Secret Service agent not to publicly state that the throat wound was an entrance wound. Shady much? It’s clear that someone wanted to control the narrative and keep the truth from getting out.
And this revelation isn’t the only bombshell we’ve had this year, folks. Former Secret Service agent Paul Landis also stepped forward, revealing that he found a bullet in pristine condition in the back seat of Kennedy’s limousine. Talk about a smoking gun! But what bothered Landis even more was the lack of proper securing of the crime scene. I mean, seriously, folks, how can we trust the investigation if the scene wasn’t properly handled?
The bottom line is that there’s so much more to the Kennedy assassination than we’ve been led to believe. It’s time to revisit this case, dig deeper, and uncover the truth. The American people deserve to know what really happened on that tragic day in Dallas. And as the years pass, it’s becoming increasingly clear that we’ve only scratched the surface of this gripping mystery.
