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The Only Umbrella Out on what looks like a sunny afternoon - and,.
its black versus bright or white,.
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Lower right corner of sign as limo passess..
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" observe what you see "
" understand the anTics of the complicit paid anTiCisT "
" for what they, obviously,. are. "
" observe what you see "
" to be, truely free! "
Testimony of Dr. Malcohm Perry
Kennedy Assassination - jfkAssassination
web found excerpt:
There was a sheet over his lower extremities and the lower portion of his trunk.
In the lower part of the neck below the Adams apple was a small, roughly circular wound of perhaps 5 mm. in diameter.
Backtracking just a bit from the context of the answer which you have just given, would you describe the quantity of blood which you observed on the carriage when you first came into the room
Would you characterize it as a very substantial or minor blood loss?
Dr. PERRY - A substantial blood loss.
Mr. SPECTER - Now, you mentioned the President's brace. Could you describe that as specifically as possible?
Dr. PERRY - No, sir; I did not examine it. I noted its presence only in an effort to reach the femoral pulse and I pushed it up just slightly so that I might palpate for the femoral pulse, I did no more examination.
Mr. SPECTER - In the course of seeking the femoral pulse, did you observe or note an Ace bandage?
Dr. PERRY - Yes, sir.
Mr. SPECTER - In the brace area?
Dr. PERRY - Yes, sir. It was my impression, I saw a portion of an Ace Bandage, an elastic supporting bandage on the right thigh. I did not examine it at all but I just noted its presence.
Mr. SPECTER - Did the Ace Bandage cover any portion of the President's body that you were able to observe in addition to the right thigh?
Dr. PERRY - No, sir; I did not go any further. I just noted its presence right there at the junction at the hip. It could have been on the lower trunk or the upper thigh, I don't know. I didn't care any further.