Did john f kennedys head get blown off?

Answer 1

Not his entire head no. A part of his brain or skull came off and fell on the back of the motorcade. His wife Jackie crawled onto the back of the car to try to retrieve it, as seen in the Zapruder film.

Answer 2

There is plenty of controversy over issues like this, even among honest researchers, not to speak of the nutcase would be debunkers of the critics of the Warren Commission, who simply further muddy the waters, and lead people astray. Many millions of Americans-and observers overseas-have come to understand that the Warren Commission Report was nothing more than a cover-up, a whitewash. On the other hand, independent researchers have been able to unravel plenty of material over the last five decades.

Of the many shots to the presidential limo (at least four shots, and probably many more, some by silenced weapons), one was to the President's back from the rear, around the level of T-3 or T-4, and just a little to right of midline. Please keep in mind that while the HSCA work was--overall--shoddy and sabotaged, not much better than that of the Warren Commission, at the eleventh hour--something of value did materialize. This was the conclusion that there had been at least four shots, and probably a conspiracy. Please also remember that Gerald Ford, a member of the WC (and "inside man" for the FBI) attempted to move this wound up to the lower neck, so as to more closely accord with the silly Single-Bullet-Theory. To be more explicit, there was no shot to the rear of the neck, which exited at the throat. The "throat shot" was a frontal shot, as noted by the Parkland doctors, and the bullet went down into the chest cavity, causing damage to the hilus portion of the right lung.

Now, head-shots. Based on witness testimony by the Parkland Memorial Hospital and people on the scene in Dealey Plaza, and the principles of ballistics and forensic medicine (and mostly ignoring the amateur and cover-up motivated autopsy, and nitwit (lone, crazed gunman, and SBT) WC formulation), this how many of us see it. Roughly half-way down the Elm St. incline, one bullet struck the right, rear of President Kennedy's head, in the general parietal-occipital area, behind the ear. Then, almost simultaneously, a bullet from the right front hit the President's head, above and a little to the side of the right orbit (eye-socket). With this second blow to the head, the President's body moved violently to the left rear of the limo, as his head swung equally violently to the left. There was a very large "blow-out" of the right rear aspect of the skull, with brain material ejected toward and onto the two motorcycle policemen to the rear and left of the car. That blow-out was clearly observed by the Parkland Hospital staff, and--after manipulation of the body between Dallas and the autopsy at Bethesda, the picture was much different. There was also a problem with autopsy x-rays and photographs, which medical experts have established were altered or forged (or were of a completely different individual than the President).

Answer 3

John F Kennedy was shot on a Friday in the head

Answer 4

Yes, John F. Kennedy was shot in the head.