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Finck applied experience derived from more than 400 wound cases when evaluating the perforating missile damage to Kennedy's skull.
Follow Pierre A. Finck through 5 dated historical records for United States of America.
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Finck applied experience derived from more than 400 wound cases when evaluating the perforating missile damage to Kennedy's skull.
Finck concluded that the small clean-edged wound at the back of Kennedy's neck was a long-range entrance wound.
Finck concluded from the cranial wound characteristics that Kennedy had been struck by a bullet fired from above and behind.
Finck examined the skull's beveling pattern to distinguish the bullet's entrance from its exit.
Lieutenant Colonel Pierre A. Finck participated in the Bethesda autopsy as the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology's wound-ballistics specialist.
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