Si le Dr. Lattimer, sp�cialiste m�dical de la version warreniste, https://williamreymond.com/forums/index.php?act=ST&f=25&t=937&hl=lattimer, son homologue conspirationniste, http://www.cyrilwecht.com/about.php - l�giste fort r�put� aux Etats-Unis - n'en a pas moins, de son c�t�, �mis des hypoth�ses bien plus qu'aventureuses... En particulier http://users.skynet.be/mar/SBT/SBT.htm.
Rappelons que la blessure au poignet droit du gouverneur Connally consiste en ceci : radius bris�, tendon menant au pouce coup�, nerf radial endommag�. Le Dr. Wecht a fait remarquer que, du fait de ce dernier dommage, Connally ne pouvait se servir de sa main droite, laquelle tenait son Stetson : la section du nerf aurait donc du l'amener � l�cher automatiquement son chapeau.
Or, le film Zapruder montre que Connally tient son Stetson une � deux secondes apr�s que Kennedy r�agit � sa blessure : par cons�quent, Connally ne peut avoir �t� touch� par une m�me balle. Parce que si l'on peut r�agit � retardement � une blessure, les nerfs, eux, r�pondent imm�diatement.
Conclusion : la th�orie de la balle magique �tait d�cid�ment une fumisterie. Cyril Wecht pr�cisait, dans son livre Cause of Death :
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| Furthermore, in frame 230 of the Zapruder film, Governor Conally's right wrist and hand are clearly visible. Each finger is easily identifiable as he holds his large white Stetson hat. However, the Warren Commission's reconstruction of the events states that more than a second before this frame, the magic bullet had already shattered his wrist and severed the radial nerve. This is one of the nerves that enables the thumb and index finger to grasp objects. Yet in the film he sits there with absolutely no evidence of pain on his face and his hand firmly gripping his hat, clearly visible to the spectators who lined the streets. |
Il d�fendait d�j� cette th�se (bien connue des spectateurs de http://www.jfk-online.com/jfk100shot3.html) face au HSCA :
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Mr. Purdy. - Dr. Wecht, in your opinion, could Governor Connally have incurred the damage to his wrist which is described in the medical reports and still be holding the hat as shown in this photograph?
Dr. Wecht. - No; absolutely not. In F-245, which is a blowup of Zapruder frame 230, we are told under the single bullet theory that Gov. John Connally, for a period of approximately one and a half seconds, has already been shot through the right chest with the right lung pierced and collapsed, through the right wrist, with the distal end of the radius comminuted and the radial nerve partially severed. I heard some vague reference to a nerve in the prior testimony, but I didn't hear the followthrough discussion that I was waiting for about nerve damage. There was nerve damage, yes, to the radial nerve. And the thumb which holds this large Texas white Stetson that is required for it to be in apposition with the index or index and middle fingers to hold that hat is innervated by the radial nerve. Note in F-245 that the hat is still being held and Governor Connally is not reacting. This is again a very alert individual, under a very special circumstance, and I do not believe or accept for one moment the story that we must accept under the single bullet theory that this gentlemen, at this point, one and a half seconds previously, has already been shot through his chest, through his wrist, and into his left thigh. |
(http://www.history-matters.com/archive/jfk/hsca/reportvols/vol1/html/HSCA_Vol1_0173b.htm)
Mais Wecht se trompait. Et lourdement. Ce n'est pas le nerf radial en lui-m�me qui aurait �t� sectionn�, mais une branche superficielle dudit nerf, qui ne commande pas les doigts de la main droite, ce que confirme le Dr Gregory, qui a �tudi� attentivement les blessures du Gouverneur Connally :
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| In view of the urgency of the Governor's original chest injury it was impossible to definitely ascertain the status of the circulation and the nerve supply to the hand and wrist on the right side. Accordingly, it was determined as best we could at the time of operation and the radial artery was found to be intac and pulsating normally. The integrity of the median nerve and the ulnar nerve is not clearly established but it is presumed to be present. |
(http://history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh17/html/WH_Vol17_0023a.htm)
http://www.jfk-info.com/wcgregry.htm :
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Mr. Specter. - Have you now described all of the characteristics on the Governor's wrist which indicate either the point of entry or the point of exit ?
Dr. Gregory. - There is one additional piece of information that is of pertinence but I don't know how effectively it can be applied to the nature of the missile. That is the fact that dorsal branch of the radial nerve, a sensory nerve in this immediate vicinity was partially transected together with one tendon leading to the thumb, which was totally transected. |
Seul le pouce aurait �t� hors d'�tat de jouer son r�le. Le film de Zapruder montre d'ailleurs bien qu'� aucun instant Connally ne laisse tomber son chapeau - alors qu'il r�agit visiblement � une blessure. Il semble m�me qu'il l'avait en main � son arriv�e � l'h�pital Parkland, http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/nellie.txt.
Un partisan du Rapport Warren, Robert Artwohl, http://groups.google.fr/groups?selm=dccdfarr.41.0D1F40A9%40vaxxine.com&output=gplain. Mais ce dernier n'y a semble-t-il jamais r�pondu.
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