Doug Horne on the JFK Three Head Shot Scenario w/ which Drs. Chesser & Mantik Both Agree

"Doug Horne on the JFK Three Head Shot Scenario with which Drs Chesser and Mantik Both Agree"
J. Keven Hofeling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mG38BwX-8fw
Feb 10, 2025
full 2h+ vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oeFn7pjsek
Here is a timestamped bullet point summary of the transcript:

0:05: Doug Horne, who served as the Chief Analyst for Military Records for the JFK Assassination Records Review Board, introduces himself and the topic of his presentation.

1:07: Horne's presentation is titled "The JFK Skull X-ray 1963 and 1979: A Trail of Deceit," and he dedicates it to Dr. David Mantik and Dr. Michael Chesser for their contributions to the medical evidence in the JFK assassination.

2:04: Horne states that evidence points to a three-headshot scenario in the assassination of President Kennedy.

3:10: Horne displays Dr. Chesser's slide, which superimposes the three headshots over the lateral skull x-ray, and identifies the entry wound from the shot fired from behind, designated as entry wound #1.

4:13: Horne asserts that the Clark Panel and the HSCA were incorrect about the entry site of the shot from behind, and he explains why their conclusions were flawed.

6:07: Horne discusses how the Review Board consultants disagreed with the Clark Panel's identification of the entry wound. He then summarizes the details of shot #1, stating that it entered low in the right rear of the head and did not exit the skull.

7:15: Horne presents images of the Harper fragment, a piece of occipital bone with traces of metal, and explains its significance in supporting the theory of a shot from behind.

8:30: Horne analyzes the Altgens 6 photograph, which shows a possible gunman and an open window in the Dal Tex building, further supporting the possibility of a shot originating from that location.

11:01: Horne cites witnesses Dan Rather and Cartha DeLoach, who saw JFK's head move violently forward in the original Zapruder film before it was altered, which is consistent with shot from behind.

12:02: Horne presents witness testimony that supports the theory of a shot from behind. He clarifies that his presentation focuses specifically on the headshots and skull x-rays, not the throat or back wounds.

14:26: Horne shows images of the Harper fragment with a ruler for scale and explains how it was found.

17:05: Horne analyzes Dr. Boswell's sketch of JFK's skull, which shows damage to the right orbit and vomer bone but no exit wound.

19:20: Horne analyzes the shot that entered high in the forehead above the right orbit and discusses potential firing locations for this shot.

20:13: Horne explains that if the Zapruder film is accurate, the forehead shot likely came from the left front.

21:25: Horne cites an FBI report (CD 298) that supports the storm drain theory, placing the fatal shot at a distance of 307 feet.

24:10: Horne discusses how Secret Service Agent Clint Hill and witness Sam Holland both heard a handgun sound, and Clint Hill heard an echo, which supports the storm drain theory.

26:56: Horne reads Clint Hill's Warren Commission testimony about the "double sound" he heard when the fatal shot was fired.

28:40: Horne summarizes the evidence supporting the storm drain theory, including the angle of the fragment trail, witness testimony, and the presence of an echo.

29:34: Horne discusses the likely position of JFK's head when the storm drain shooter fired.

30:41: Horne explains that Zapruder frame 312 does not match the trajectory of a shot fired from the storm drain.

31:06: Horne shows how Dr. Chesser identified the forehead bullet entry in the right lateral skull x-ray.

31:51: Horne reveals that the HSCA's 1979 publication blacked out the metallic snowstorm near the forehead entry.

32:14: Horne presents an image of the enhanced right lateral skull x-ray, highlighting the fragment trail.

32:50: Horne discusses how Dino Brugioni witnessed a massive vertical head explosion in the unaltered Zapruder film.

33:34: Horne examines the "mystery photo" and the bootleg autopsy photographs, explaining their significance and how they have been misinterpreted.

35:12: Horne identifies the abdominal fat and JFK's forehead in the mystery photo, providing a definitive orientation of the image.

36:31: Horne confirms the definitive orientation of the mystery photo, showing how it reveals a man-made incision in JFK's skull.

37:23: Horne explains that the incision was made to obliterate the entrance wound above the right eye.

37:53: Horne identifies a small exit defect in the mystery photo that he believes is from a fragment of the forehead bullet.

38:13: Horne discusses the semicircular notch and Dr. Humes' testimony about evidence of exit wounds.

39:24: Horne criticizes Dr. Baden's incorrect orientation of the photograph and explains how it led to misinterpretations of the evidence.

40:01: Horne discusses Dr. Humes, Dr. Boswell, and photographer John Stringer's identification of the photograph in 1966.