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(The nick wound.)

Dr. Carrico noted a small wound approximately one-fourth of an inch in diameter in the lower third of the neck below the Adam’s apple.

Q. Based on your observations on the neck wound alone did you have a sufficient basis to form an opinion as to whether it was an entrance or an exit wound.

A. No, sir; we did not. Not having completely evaluated all the wounds, TRACED OUT THE COURSE OF THE BULLETS, this wound would have been compatible with either entrance or exit wound depending upon the size, the velocity, THE TISSUE STRUCTURE and so forth. 

( Baxter ) This wound was in my estimation, 4 to 5 MM. In widest diameter and was a spherical wound. The edges of it-the size of the wound is measured by the hole plus the damaged skin around the area, so that it was a very small wound. Judging from the caliber of the rifle that we later found or became acquainted with, this would more resemble a wound of entry.

Dr. Malcolm O. Perry described the wound as approximately one-fifth of an inch in diameter and exuding blood which partially hid edges that were "neither clean-cut, that is, punched out, nor were they very ragged."

Q. Based on the appearance of the neck wound alone, could it have been either an entrance or an exit wound

A. It could have been either.

Then each doctor was asked to take into account the other known facts, such as the autopsy findings, the approximate distance the bullet traveled and tested muzzle velocity.

Dr. Carrico. With those facts and the fact as I understand it no other bullet was found this would be, this was, I believe, was an exit wound.

Dr. Perry. A full jacketed bullet without deformation passing through skin would leave a similar wound for an exit and entrance wound and with the facts which you have made available and with these assumptions, I believe that it was an exit wound.

Other doctors at parkland Hospital who observed the wound prior to the tracheotomy agreed with the observations of Drs. Perry and Carrico. The bullet wound in the neck could be seen for only a short time, since Dr. Perry eliminated evidence of it when he performed the tracheotomy.
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Considerable confusion has arisen because of comments attributed to Dr. Perry concerning the nature of the neck wound.

On the afternoon of November 22, a press conference was organized at Parkland Hospital by members of the whit House press staff and a hospital administrator.

At the news conference, Dr. Perry answered a series of hypothetical questions and stated to the press that a variety of possibilities could account for the President’s wounds.

He stated that a single bullet could have caused the president’s wounds by entering through the throat, striking the spine, and being deflected upward with the point of exit being through the head.
At that time, Dr. Perry did not know about either the wound on the back of the President’s neck or the small bullet-hole wound in the back of the head.

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A hospital attendant wheeled the empty stretcher into an elevator. Shortly afterward, Darrell C. Tomlinson, The hospital’s senior engineer, remove this stretcher from the elevator and placed it in the corridor on the ground floor, alongside another stretcher wholly unconnected with the care of Governor Connally. A few minutes later, he bumped one of the stretchers against the wall and a bullet rolled out. Although Tomlinson was not certain whether the bullet came from the Connally stretcher or the adjacent one, the Commission has concluded that the bullet came from the Governor’s stretcher.

That conclusion is buttressed by evidence, which eliminated President Kennedy’s stretcher as a source of the bullet.

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Tomlinson is adamant that the bullet was NOT on the Stretcher he had just removed from the elevator.

(The Stretcher he removed from the elevator was Governor Connally's.)

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