Staff Reports
Recent findings from a new book suggest that the JFK autopsy skull X-rays in the National Archives collection are not authentic and may have been altered to hide evidence of multiple headshots during President Kennedy’s assassination. The book, co-authored by Dr. David W. Mantik, a physicist and radiation oncologist, presents compelling evidence that a white patch was strategically placed on the X-rays to cover up damage to the rear parietal and occipital bone on the right side of JFK’s head.
Dr. Mantik’s meticulous measurements using a densitometer revealed stark differences in optical densities between the white patch and the surrounding areas, indicating that the patch was likely a forgery intended to conceal the true extent of the head injuries sustained by JFK. This discovery raises questions about why such manipulation of the X-rays was deemed necessary and what it was intended to obscure.
Dr. Jerome R. Corsi: The JFK Autopsy Skull X-rays Prove The Government Knew Oswald Wasn’t a Lone Gunman – American Thinker https://t.co/hSG05V2jyN
— Joe McKinley (@bartmckinley) June 1, 2024
Witness testimonies from medical personnel who treated JFK immediately after the assassination describe a large exit wound in the right back occipital region of the president’s head, indicative of a frontal shot. These firsthand accounts contradict the official narrative of Lee Harvey Oswald being the sole gunman responsible for JFK’s death. The evidence presented in the book suggests a concerted effort by the U.S. government to conceal the truth behind the assassination and perpetuate a false narrative.
The revelations in the book point towards a deeper conspiracy surrounding JFK’s assassination, implicating elements within the government and intelligence agencies in a cover-up of the true circumstances of the event. The author’s analysis challenges the established historical account of the assassination and raises doubts about the integrity of the official investigations conducted in the aftermath.
Overall, the findings presented in the book shed new light on the JFK assassination and call into question the narrative that has been widely accepted for decades. The implications of these revelations extend beyond historical curiosity, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in matters of national significance.
