• Medical hypotheses · Oct 2010

    Historical Article

    President Kennedy's death: a poison arrow-assisted homicide.

    • Alen J Salerian.
    • International Center for Evidence Based History, 5225 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Suite 104, Washington, DC 20015, United States. dralensalerian@gmail.com
    • Med. Hypotheses. 2010 Oct 1;75(4):372-7.

    Abstract"President John F. Kennedy's death was a neurotoxin-assisted homicide" is the hypothesis of this study. A review of medical evidence demonstrates evidence of a neurotoxin-assisted homicide. The convergence of three independent actions, or the signature traits of a neurotoxin-assisted homicide- the emergence of neurological signs consistent with a neurotoxin-induced paralysis, the induction of a small neck wound consistent with a flechette-transported neurotoxin entry wound, and the execution of a coverup to eliminate neurotoxin evidence, supports this hypothesis. This review suggests, JFK's death had all the signature traits of a neurotoxin-assisted homicide.Copyright 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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