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On 5/16/2012 11:50 PM, Dave Reitzes wrote:
> On May 16, 2:29 pm, Everett Fuqua<everett.fu...@gmail.com>  wrote:
>> Who performed LHO's autopsy? Was the autopsy done in Dallas? Why wasn't
>> his body spirited off to DC for an autopsy? Considering the federal
>> authorities felt no compunction violating Texas state law regarding murder
>> victims by hustling JFK's body back to DC at gun- point, why wouldn't they
>> feel equally "authorized" to commandeer LHO's body?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Everett Fuqua
>
> Oswald's autopsy was conducted in Dallas by coroner Earl Rose.
>
> The Secret Service took custody of JFK's body because they wanted to
> get the new president and the rest of the entourage out of Dallas,
> where their lives could be in danger (no one knew yet if the shooting
> was the work of one individual or a larger plot), and Mrs. Kennedy
> refused to leave Parkland Hospital without her husband's body.
> (William Manchester's DEATH OF A PRESIDENT has a detailed account of
> the incident.)
>

Not quite accurate. The SS didn't care about the entourage. Their only 
concern was to get the new President in the air as quickly as possible. 
He might have to order a counter strike against Russia which is kinda 
hard to do if he is incinerated by one of the missiles hitting Dallas.
LBJ thought immediately that the assassination was a prelude to nuclear 
attack as he had been told by his military advisor is how the Russians 
would do it.

> When it came to Oswald's autopsy, there existed no such emergency.
>
> Dave
>