... he was forced to take orders, something that would not have happened at a Dallas autopsy. The chief went as far to burn his notes at the order of a General (JFK), and by 1966 almost all pictures, sketches and notes had disappeared. As bizarre as the autopsy itself, was the fact that that the sketches drawn up and declared accurate by the Warren ... the Assassination Committee have shown that it was definitely possible for Oswald to have done this, but he would have had to have been running down the stairs at a very quick pace. (Summers, 107-113) But if Oswald was on the sixth floor, the...

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... he was forced to take orders, something that would not have happened at a Dallas autopsy. The chief went as far to burn his notes at the order of a General (JFK), and by 1966 almost all pictures, sketches and notes had disappeared. As bizarre as the autopsy itself, was the fact that that the sketches drawn up and declared accurate by the Warren ... the Assassination Committee have shown that it was definitely possible for Oswald to have done this, but he would have had to have been running down the stairs at a very quick pace. (Summers, 107-113) But if Oswald was on the sixth floor, the...

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... well-organized cover-up began. The hijacking of his body in an ambulance to Air Force One, over the vociferous objection of Texas officials at Parkland Hospital, allowed the body's quick removal before the required local autopsy could reveal that he had been hit from both front and back. They rapidly disposed of components of the assassination: thoroughly disinfected the President ... allowed a verbal description. To truly slam the door on public intelligence, Commander Humes, the chief at the autopsy, two days after the assassination, burned, by his own admission, all autopsy notes. He...

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