One also has to accept that the doctors at Bethesda were too incompetent to probe the back wound beyond a few inches deep, despite repeatedly attempting to do so.
What part of "[t]he panel believes that the difficulty which Drs. Humes, Finck, and Boswell experienced in trying to place a soft probe through the bullet pathway in President Kennedy’s neck probably resulted from their failure or inability to manipulate this portion of the body into the same position it was in when the missile penetrated" do you not understand??
Additionally, you yourself pointed out that it was Dr. Humes's first gunshot-wound autopsy.
One further has to accept that all the Parkland doctors incorrectly identified the throat wound as an entry wound.
What part of "[exit wounds] may be similar to the entrance wound in size if the bullet was fired from a high velocity rifle shot at long distance (eg a military rifle)" do you not understand??
When the body was absconded from Parkland, there was ample time to remove the bullets.
When and where could this have been done without anyone's noticing?
The body was certainly altered between Parkland and Bethesda, as the Parkland doctors stated that the autopsy photos showed there had been surgical incisions to JFK's head that were not present in Dallas.
Uh,
turbonium, I really hate to have to break this to you, but an autopsy requires that many new surgical incisions be made in a body, including in the head.
Making a couple of shallow bullets disappear would not be terribly difficult.
Again, where and when was this done? Also, what if Jackie had had the presence of mind to push Kennedy down before the head shot? What happens when the surgeons at Parkland recover two different types of bullets??