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of our federal bureaucracy there was no action where evidence
called for it,and there was action to impute sole blame on
Oswald where it was uncalled for.
Briefly let us review some of the most (sinister of actions
by the federal government's police agents respecting the evidence.
Governor Connally's bullet-torn coat and shirt were ignored
by the federal police for weeks, and when they were finally
my
obtained, were dry cleaned and pressed. The dry cleaning and
pressing served to obliterate vital evidence necessary for the
determination of the direction and type of bullet or bullets
which struck the Governor. There was the startling and incrimminate-
ing action of the tilen Commander James J. Humes the head of the
Bethesda; autopsy teám, who took and burned the original autopsy
notes. In a free society the Commission investigating the
President! assassination was not permitted to see the X-rays
and photograbhs which were taken of the President's body at
Bethesda. Can there be any other assumption against this background
of suppression that Humes burned the notes because they revealed
Kennedy was shot in the front and the back and therefore his
wounds were incompatible with an assassination by one man?
what happened to Humes as a consequence of his sinster burning
of the original autopsy notes? He was promoted from Commander
to Captain. Another rational action! After admittedly burning
relevant evidence in the crime of the century, a man receives a prp
motion from those in power!
In addition to the phsycoal evidence already mentioned,
there is photographic material , all of which raises serious questions
about a conspiracy. Wesiberg has contributed a val uable book in
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