I think Pat Speer summed it up pretty well:
"3. I don't think Kennedy wore his clothing up at his ears, and you
know it. As stated, the top of his collar approaches the mastoid process.
The hole was 14 cm below the top of the collar. The wound was measured at
14 cm below the mastoid. It all adds up, and supports the accuracy of the
face sheet, which shows a wound at T-1 equidistant from the mastoid and
shoulder tip, exactly as described at autopsy."
Pat, that is one of the more ridiculous things you have ever written,
and, from my viewpoint, you have written a lot of ridiculous things.
The mastoid process is nowhere near the top of the collar, and 14 cm.
down from the mastoid process is nowhere near 14 cm. down from the top of
the collar. Period.
Now go write one of your thousand word posts to baffle with BS all
the unenlightened lurkers. Isn't this the LN way?
In order to rebut my assertion the collar was near the level of the bottom
tip of the mastoid, Cliff posted a photo showing the collar an inch or two
below the mastoid. Well, he knew this wasn't the last photo taken before
Kennedy was shot in which the level of the collar was on display, Robert.
Here is a better example.
endoftheline2.jpg
As you can see, I use this image to demonstrate that even IF the jacket
sticks straight out from behind the mastoid, as claimed by some, that this
still leaves far too much material to lift the bullet entrance on the
clothing to the blue line, the level of entrance pushed by the Warren
Commission, McAdams, and Bugliosi, etc.
But if you don't like measuring from the clothing, you can measure from
the X-rays. The bullet hit the TOP of the T-1 vertebra and caused a
hairline fracture. As Michael Baden put it, the bullet grazed the tip of
T-1.