From: jecorbett4@gmail.com
On Friday, December 8, 2023 at 12:41:23 PM UTC-5, Gil Jesus wrote:
> On Friday, December 8, 2023 at 10:43:43 AM UTC-5, Ben Holmes wrote:
> > On Fri, 8 Dec 2023 06:23:52 -0800 (PST), Gil Jesus
> > wrote:
> > >On Friday, December 8, 2023 at 9:02:37?AM UTC-5, JE Corbett wrote:
> > >> > That's because the prosectors saw the trail of tissue damage the led
from the entry wound on the back directly to the incision in the throat
> > >
> > >Source ?
> > You cannot cite for a lie.
> Flags' original post was supported by the links to the evidence I posted.
> The assholes can't refute that, as usual.
> SO they either have to change the subject or attack me.
>
The two of you have contended the WC changed the direction of the bullet yet
neither of you has posted what the WC had to
say about the wrist one. This is how the WC dealt with the wrist wound:
[quote on]
At the time of the shooting, Governor Connally was unaware that he had
sustained any injuries other than his chest wounds.213 On the back of his arm,
about 2 inches (5 centimeters) above the wrist joint on the thumb side, Dr.
Charles F. Gregory observed
a linear perforating wound approximately one-fifth of an inch (one-half
centimeter) wide and 1 inch (2 1/2 centimeters) long.214 During his operation
on this injury, the doctor concluded that this ragged wound was the point of
entry because thread and
cloth had been carried into the wound to the region of the bone.215 Dr.
Gregory's conclusions were also based upon the location in the Governor's
wrist, as revealed by X-ray, of small fragments of metal shed by the missile
upon striking the firm surface
of the bone.216 Evidence of different amounts of air in the tissues of the
wrist gave further indication that the bullet passed from the back to the
front of the wrist.217 An examination of the palm surface of the wrist showed
a wound approximately one-
fifth of an inch (one-half centimeter) long and approximately three-fourths of
an inch (2 centimeters) above the crease of the right wrist.218 Dr. Shaw had
initially believed that the missile entered on the palm side of the Governor's
wrist and exited on
the back side.219 After reviewing the factors considered by Dr. Gregory,
however, Dr. Shaw withdrew his earlier opinion. He deferred to the judgment of
Dr. Gregory, who had more closely examined that wound during the wrist
operation.
[quote off]
The conflict is not between Dr. Shaw and the WC but between Dr. Shaw's initial
opinion and Dr. Gregory's. While Dr. Shaw was
the head of the surgical team, it was Dr.Gregory who performed the surgery on
the wrist. It is not surprising therefore that
Dr. Shaw would defer to Dr. Gregory's opinion since he had looked much more
closely at the wrist wounds. The WC was totally
transparent about this and reported both Dr. Shaw's original opinion and the
fact he changed his mind after seeing Gregory's
findings.
> IMO, Corbett's losing it. He's gotten more vicious with each post.
Giltardo's way of saying I have become more critical of his silly ideas with
each post.
> It's funny how people on our side don't care about what the LNers believe,
but they have a problem with what we believe.
> So who's the "kook" here ?
> The person who believes that everyone is entitled to his or her opinion, or
the asshole who says, "you have to believe what I believe" ?
Giltardo lies again. He has to make up quotes and attribute them to me because
he can't refute what I actually have to say.
That tells us all we need to know about Giltardo.
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