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2023 marks the 60th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. As
always, several docu-specials will be rolling out to revisit what happened
on that tragic day in Dallas, Texas. Among them is one titled “JFK: What
the Doctors Saw,” and it differs from the others because it includes some previously unreleased footage.
What Makes this Docu-Special Unique?
“JFK: What the Doctors Saw” differs from other documentaries because it features previously unreleased footage. It also contains the testimony of
seven doctors in the emergency room of Parkland Hospital that day.
They were tasked with reviving the then-president after he was shot as his motorcade rolled through Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963.
When Was the Documentary Released?
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The documentary premiered on November 14, 2023, on Paramount+ and cast a
shadow of doubt on the conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in
JFK’s murder.
According to the Warren Commission, two shots were fired on that day by
Oswald. They were shot from the Texas School Book Depository, and they
entered Kennedy from behind.
The Bullet Wounds
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The first bullet reportedly entered via his upper back and exited near his larynx. The second entered the right side of his head and shot out through
his forehead.
It was the assassination of a president; there was no margin for error.
Some speculate it was for that very reason that there was a second shot at
all.
JFK Could Have Survived the First Shot
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According to reports, JFK could have survived the first shot. However, the second one left him with zero chances of survival.
He was still breathing when he arrived at Parkland Hospital. However,
after a cardiac massage and tracheotomy failed to revive him, he was
pronounced dead. This was thirty minutes after the shooting.
The Brain Behind "What The Doctors Saw"
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The docu-special “JFK: What the Doctors Saw” casts doubt on the popular
version of events. It was created after Jacque Lueth, the film’s executive producer, realized discrepancies between what happened and what the
government said happened.
Lueth said: “I became involved with the story because one of my personal physicians told me he was in the emergency room at Parkland Hospital when
JFK was brought in.”
Jacque Lueth's Doctor Got Her Interested in the Case
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Lueth’s physician, Lawrence Klein, met her through her mom. He told Lueth
that on November 22, 1963, he was a third-year medical student at UT Southwestern. He was on a rotation at Parkland Memorial Hospital and was
in the emergency room when they rushed President John F. Kennedy in.
His account interested Lueth, who was passive about the story, so she
decided to tell the world about it.
What Lueth Discovered After a Chat With the Doctors
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Lueth’s doctor friend introduced her to six other doctors present that
day. When she interviewed them, it became apparent their observations from Trauma Room 1 were different.
She said: “Based upon my interviews with the doctors, Jim Jenkins and
Robert Tanenbaum, and my own research, there’s no question in my mind
there was a government cover-up.”
There Were Reportedly Two Shooters
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The doctors believe that one of the bullets entered JFK via his throat,
leaving an entrance wound at the front. They think that there were
potentially two gunmen, with Oswald taking the rear shot.
In an exclusive clip from “JFK: What the Doctors Saw,” two of the Parkland doctors recall the initial testimony of Dr. Malcolm Perry, the surgeon who treated JFK.
The Secret Service Was Involved?
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According to the doc clip, Dr. Perry described the throat wound as an
entrance wound at a press conference.
The other doctors who dealt with the situation echoed the same sentiment,
but one of them, Dr. McClelland, recalls something chilling that he
witnessed later on. According to him, a man who seemed like a Secret
Service agent had a warning for Perry.
The Chilling Warning
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Dr McClelland said: “When [Dr. Perry] left the room, someone came up to
him who Dr. Perry thought maybe was a Secret Service man, and he told Dr. Perry, ‘You must never, ever say that was an entrance wound again if you
know what’s good for you.'”
The good doctor would have had no choice but to overlook what they’d
found, but the evidence seems ironclad.
What the Documentary Revelations Mean
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The testimonial of seven doctors present that day shows that the public
does not have the whole story.
Barbara Shearer, the director and executive producer of the documentary,
said: “An entry wound to the neck — or the front of JFK’s body — indicates
a shot from the front. The idea being, that there had to be a gunman in
front of JFK if the bullet entered through his neck. That perspective runs contrary to the common narrative of JFK being shot from behind by a lone gunman.”
What About the Second Gunman?
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If there was a second shooter, as the new evidence suggests, he was never
found and has most likely passed on.
If he still lives, he will be in his old age, and we doubt he would be forthcoming with information on what truly happened.
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