• Medical hypotheses · Oct 2008

    Historical Article

    The postmortem examination of President Kennedy is invalid: the evidence.

    • Alen J Salerian.
    • Washington Center for Psychiatry, 5225 Wisconsin Avenue # 104, Washington, District of columbia 20015, USA. rcolbert@psychcenterdc.com
    • Med. Hypotheses. 2008 Oct 1; 71 (4): 597-9.

    AbstractThis paper proves that President Kennedy's postmortem examination is a sham. The sham nature of the presidential autopsy is based upon several findings incompatible with human anatomy, practice of medicine and Newton's second law "an object acted upon by a constant force will move with constant acceleration in the direction of the force". We review the autopsy report and other assassination evidence and demonstrate that the postmortem examination is invalid.

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