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The X-ray fabrication was the topic of a 2015 paper by Dr. David Mantik published in issue three of Medical Research Archives, an international scientific peer-reviewed journal publishing articles in all disciplines of medicine, with a focus on new research.
A bullet fragment depicted in an autopsy X-ray used to implicate Lee Harvey Oswald in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy recently has been found to be a faked artifact superimposed on the X-ray sometime after JFK's autopsy.
Larry Sturdivan, a ballistics consultant to the House Select Commission on Assassinations (HSCA), created by Congress in 1976 in the midst of continuing controversy over Kennedy's death, studied this fragment and concluded the object could not be metal and that he had never seen the cross-section of a bullet deposited in such an odd fashion on a skull X-ray.
"I'm not sure just what that 6.5 mm fragment is," reported Sturdivan. "One thing I'm sure it is NOT is a cross-section from the interior of a bullet. I have seen literally thousands of bullets, deformed and un-deformed, after penetrating tissue and tissue simulants. Some were bent, some torn in two or more pieces, but to have a cross-section sheared out is physically impossible. That fragment has a lot of mystery associated with it." Mystery indeed, as the HSCA had relied on the authenticity of this fragment as key evidence in connecting the 6.5 mm bullet piece to Lee Harvey Oswald. Furthermore, the Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB), formed by Congress in 1994 to study all government documents relating to the assassination, the three JFK autopsy doctors testified under oath that they had never seen such a fragment during the autopsy.
The publisher has seven, broad-scope journals in its portfolio. It uses the free Open Journals Systems as its publishing platform, and its website is spare and plain. It looks like they used all the default settings.
The publisher gives this as its address:
340 S Lemon Ave #7750
Walnut CA 91789 USA
… but this is a mail forwarding service company’s address. It’s really based somewhere in the 612 area code, that is, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
...
I recommend that researchers avoid Knowledge Enterprises Journals.
Appendix: List of Knowledge Enterprises Journals as of 2015-03-25:
Astronomical Review
Biomedical Engineering Review
International Biology Review
International Chemistry Review
Journal of Economics and Banking
Medical Research Archives
Quarterly Physics Review
originally posted by: highfromphoenix
Even if the JFK assassination was a huge conspiracy what exactly would be gained today by exposing the conspiracy?
originally posted by: FamCore
originally posted by: highfromphoenix
Even if the JFK assassination was a huge conspiracy what exactly would be gained today by exposing the conspiracy?
It would have huge implications - based on things that were happening at the time of his assassination it could shed light on any number of important people/organizations/movements that had the power to actually take out a standing U.S. President, in broad daylight, virtually making him an example for any of the opponents.
Perhaps some could care less but I'd absolutely love to know if there was a conspiracy behind it. That's why I was sucked into this one in the first place
originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: MystikMushroom
Well hey, you learn something new every day. Make a "peer-reviewed scientific journal" with a legit-sounding name and you can claim all sorts of fantastic things to get the attention of unsuspecting folks.
This is another Sorcha Faal epiphany for me - I was unaware of Sorcha Faal until I posted something here on ATS and got laughed at.
Well thanks everyone for being civil and nice about it, I will know better next time
originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: FamCore
No big deal, who knows -- there might be a few nuggets worth looking into, you may find yourself down a new rabbit hole!
Even with dubious sources, once in a while I'll still find a nugget here or there that'll lead my research to more reputable sources. The trick is keeping track of all the bread crumbs...
One thing that ATS members are good at is separating the wheat from the chaff. Some members have been here a LONG time and have "seen it all" -- so if you ever want to verify something, chances are there will be a member here that can dig around and find out for you!
For example, the recent GCMAF stuff curing cancer. At first it seemed to good to be true, then it seemed dubious, then It got me researching all kinds of things I never knew existed!
originally posted by: highfromphoenix
originally posted by: FamCore
originally posted by: highfromphoenix
Even if the JFK assassination was a huge conspiracy what exactly would be gained today by exposing the conspiracy?
It would have huge implications - based on things that were happening at the time of his assassination it could shed light on any number of important people/organizations/movements that had the power to actually take out a standing U.S. President, in broad daylight, virtually making him an example for any of the opponents.
Perhaps some could care less but I'd absolutely love to know if there was a conspiracy behind it. That's why I was sucked into this one in the first place
Okay.
Whatever. JFK wasn't that great. He is an idea you people have created.
You must understand JFK was as much a crook and a liar as every other president.
originally posted by: highfromphoenix
Even if the JFK assassination was a huge conspiracy what exactly would be gained today by exposing the conspiracy?
originally posted by MysikMushroom
Yep. Several sources list it as being a predatory journal.
it would discredit paid trolls like you for one thing
originally posted by: highfromphoenix
Even if the JFK assassination was a huge conspiracy what exactly would be gained today by exposing the conspiracy?