Parkland Trauma Room One Reunion 

I agree

I had the honor of working with Dr Jones for close to 20 years, until his retirement, and he was a total class act, in addition to being a great surgeon.

That's how people of that era (i.e., our grandparents) were raised and conducted themselves. Polite, courteous, and respectful to others. Wish we had more of that today.

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Dr. Jones seems like a company man, he is very careful of his wording and was probably threatened.

Unfortunately, the Zapruter film refutes this in that the blowback of brain matter is propelled forward and not backward. So I say either Dr. McClelland memory fails him or he is big into conspiracies.

Indeed. He may be wrong, but he is honest.

@@carlmcdonald8744 . He hasn't considered the possibility of an explosive frangible round from Agent Hickey's AR-15. No one did.

@@jamesbarlow6423 this one is hogwash as well. Two pieces of evidence proves this. One, 90 witnesses and not one testified that they saw an agent standing in follow-up car at time of shooting. Two, a picture after Kennedy was first hit shows the back up car. At this point Mrs. Kennedy knows something is wrong and has reacted and is holding Jack by the arm. You can see the follow-up car, there is no one with a weapon at that time. I could say three, but conspiracy theorists would just say an agent is just covering for his own but Clint Hill said it wasn't an agent.

@@carlmcdonald8744 . Wrong. 11 witnesses said they saw agent standing in followup car at time of shooting, 7 of them Secret Service agents. The agent in charge of the detail, in the lead car, saw the agent and said "at first I thought he'd fired." Jean Hill, curbside, said she thought "agents were shooting back." Hickey was standing momentarily. Two railroad workers on the overpass said they saw at least one shot "that seemed to come from inside the motorcade." At least 10 witnesses smelled gunpowder at ground level.

The feeling of being powerless of not being able to save the president must of been a heart rendering day for these then young skilled doctors who led exemplary lives in their professions and personal as well

the host definitely had an agenda. presenting fake picture and trying to force dr. mcclelland to agree with him.

He believes there was also a grassy knoll shooter...pure BS and a gullible fool.

Maybe you are the fool. He was there and saw the evidence. Dr. Greenshaw and dr. Perry also said frontal shots.

@@stephenbrown7545 Having emergency medical training myself and having seen gunshot victims in the ER, I can attest a doctor is more than astute enough to discern entrance and exit wounds. Armchair "doctors" such as yourself are the true fools. You like all the others of the same mindset weren't there and have only your assumptions yet espouse that the real doctors are wrong. Assumptions aren't evidence based. JFK's bedside attendance holding a retractor supplies this MD with firstand knowledge. BIG difference. Only a fool doesn't know the difference.

@@bestoutcomes Yawn.

Yes, agree. Quite different to others who interrupt answers and prompt with suggestions .... like Oprah. She is one of the worst interviewers. This medical discussion is well done.

Maybe, but HOW could he say that "most of us" have considered that the Warren Report was legit? It was flawed (and politically based) from the VERY START!!

Completely agree.

You are exactly right. First of all JFK had surgery on his Lumbar Spine in'53 that literally made him inflexible. Also, he hurt his back June 5th of'63 with a woman( not Jackie) so bad he had to tie his corset much tighter. the man had no mobility for The Crossfire that killed him.

Vern and Val, you are both exactly right. A few days before, he feel into the swimming pool, while chasing a woman, thus, he had the steel back brace. Has he not chased the woman, he wouldn’t have had on that severe brace, and could have been on floor of the car.

Did anyone hear that Mrs Kennedy had a part of Pres Kennedys skull in her hand n that she handed it to one of the surgeons? I listened to an interview stating this.

thanks

@@lindasanford3899 yes true

That's John McCaa (Mack*Kay) interviewing. He recently retired as an esteemed news anchor for WFAA, channel 8 news in Dallas. I've always been a fan of his along with co-anchor, Gloria Campos.

The only thing that bugged me was his "thinking" face. The lower half of his expression makes me cringe for some reason

@@dickfitswell3437 Yea he comes off as very pretentious.

I don't like his pitting one doctor against there other.

That is because it is an event they'd never seen before. They'll never forget it.

And yet the don't agree 100%

@@carlmcdonald8744 That is typica of people in general, when witnessing, for example, a shocking accident--you getconsiderable differences of opinion a to what they saw.

@@curbozerboomer1773 I know. But conspiracy theorists want to hand pick their witnesses as long as they agree to their conspiracy. You almost have to determine which witnesses are more reliable and in better position and then compare all those witness statements to see what a majority of them believe

@@carlmcdonald8744 Yes, and unfortunately, McClelland states he was standing above Kennedy looking down into the big hole in his head - which was "low on the back of his head". Huh? "Back and to the left" was the deciding factor, it seems. And apparently he didn't buy the shirt fibres evidence. Too flimsy for him, I guess.

@tomlavelle8518 there is a pretty simple explanation. Have you ever seen the color autopsy photo of jfk on his back and the photo is looking straight down on the top of his head. It appears with all the hair and blood and brain matter that’s flowing down to the back of the head due to gravity that there is a wound to the back of the head, ( it really does look like it, have a look at the photo) but when they cleaned him off and got the hair out of the way, it was clear the back of the head was intact, as clearly can be seen in the clear enhanced zapruder film. Also jthere’s a good show by nova in the 80’s called who shot president Kennedy. They took mcclelland and a few other doctors to the national archives to view the photos, after seeing the photos he said, “i said that I thought perhaps part of the cerebellum was missing, and that shows even how a trained observer can make an error in a time of urgency”.

@@stewartj3407The Zapruder film shows the back of the head blown out?

But those Doctors then, were strongly controlled by what their superiors weretell7ng them to write on the written records and witness' memories..

@@stewartj3407 You're looking at two different sets of pics. I know the one you described, and you clearly almost see toward the right eye socket. And there's the Dr's gloved fingers holding open a piece of skull. That was Parkland. And compare Parkland pics with the Bethesda pics..used in the W.C. and it's clear they're two different rear heads. Even the hairline and hair is different. And they don't show JFK's face in those W.C. pics. The ones where you see JFK'S body and face, are the real ones.

@@robertafierro5592 Yes, at Bethesda only one Doctor was allowed to write notes, and they went missing. The other was irritated that he had to write from memory later on, and both had Dulles blowing smoke from his cigar into their faces whilst performing the autopsy.

Very well stated

Yes they have respect, but what I take from it is even though they slightly disagree, Dr. Jones at first said and thought it too was an Entrance wound, and later after being persuaded that it could be exit, he bought into that possibility. My Question is why in any common sense world would people supposedly on a fact finding mission be trying to tell the doctor he is wrong and it could be this or that unless they already knew what outcome they were after. It just tells me that Jones is persuadable and Robert is not. He is sure that massive wound is an exit as common sense would dictate.

Dick, Hi I also laughed hard starting at 12:00 when they were talking about the trauma room was the size of a master bedroom closet. And they said little larger than that, and Dr, Jones said "Depends on where you live maybe it is that size ! That was funny too. I thought.

@@sonnycorleone2602 He needs to work on his delievery and timing.

I drove a medic rig for 18 years. One man stuck a .22 pistol in his mouth pointing up towards his brain. He clearly did not want to live. We transported him to the hospital while taking his vitals and attending to him. He was conscious, lucid and coherent. We even carried on a normal conversation with him. He seemed fine and the prospects seemed miraculously positive. The bullet caromed off his palate, traveled down thru his chest, and ended up in his hip. We found out later that…he died. Bullets are oftentimes “magical.”

Getting an MD is essentially an incredible test of memory. Thinking is secondary, but important. I've known many MDs that are not great thinkers.

If you had been present in Trauma Room No. 1 on 11/22/63 you would remember every detail.

Well, they replayed those events in their minds countless times. That cements one’s memory.

he's a jackass he maid a joke to get away from the question

@@jayjaym8186 I agree! He's not too subtle, that one.

Rob w they're lying about the throat wound. Pressured to change their story. Their first account of what they saw was correct. It was never proven later to be an exit wound. The author of that lie, Arlen Spector is said to have dropped the facade in his later years. I can't even watch these doctors lie. They've flushed their credibility but I can't blame them for wanting to stay alive

And the country was probably lied to aka not a free country maybe

Real gift for tin foil hatted dumbass ;-)

I’ve never seen the interviewer before but I think he is brilliant.

Amen, truest words spoken in this video.

Agreed. He was an outstanding moderator. He didn’t make it about himself.

Karen Hodges your account teared me up. Best wishes from Scotland.xx

I was in 3rd grade, playing at recess, we were all called into the building, told what had happened and sent home. I watched the TV coverage for the next several days. I believe LBJ had it done.

I was on third grade. They announced it over the PA system and they sent us home. I walked home and my mother was crying. Then we watched the special coverage all night. No CNN then. Later that night Newsday newspaper printed a special color edition and it was delivered to all the homes in the area. They kept putting a big photo of president Kennedy on all the channels which started to scare me and I remember being afraid to go to sleep. I remember our Thanksgiving holiday was very somber that year. Never forget those memories.

I agree!

Thank God we have science and evidence to prove what the facts are, not what you think or think what if's.

But we really don’t

@@nyujay2010 Yeah that magic bullet science and evidence was awesome, the trajectory of the bullets, the weight of the brain. You see science proves facts when done correctly. Almost none of this was handled correctly, it's a good thing people like OP have open minds. Not everything (most aren't) is a conspiracy but everything about the JFK assassination screams it.

@@nyujay2010 I feel like theres some confusion in this country between actual science n what comes out of the mouths of scientists…

@@nyujay2010 What facts are you talking about?

YOU ARE A MENACE TO AMERICA.

@@oneandatwo Why do you say that?

@Eugene Cam warren commission. More fiction than any fairytale

@jinkapalooka - ya have no facts

@oneandANTIFA - thanks for NOT speaking for America .... thats mighty klan of ya

Like Lincoln, JFK's head wound was mortal. They made a valiant effort, but the president was gone at 12:30PM with that head shot. He was in agonal breathing and there was no hope when he got to Parkland. I still always marvel at the fact that both Lincoln and JFK ignored warnings about assassination from the people who were supposed to keep them safe. Lincoln had a death wish. His calvary could have kept him safe, but he shooed them away. JFK refused any measures to mitigate an assassination attempt. Just unbelievable.

I still believe there was another person ready to kill President Kennedy

Wrong definition of “statesman.”

moron

These two physicians are upstanding and believable. I appreciated the explanation of the shish kabob effect created by Oswald twisting away from the shot. But whatever the main surgeons could do to save him, the anesthesiologist was under orders to kill him.

He himself assails it: "What I am saying is speculation."

@@StellarFella for goodness sake what an idiotic allegation

@@OnePost909 wrong . Not about the WOUND he saw at the back of the head .The speculation is about a second shooter & the entrance wound being in the front somewhere like in his hairline -which they admit they did not look for !

The interviewer wanted to get all the information possible from the living witnesses. Within the next few years, there will not be that chance.

So true. I wish I’d asked my grandparents many more questions.

Kelly Hope true statement. I was in Dallas that day as a 4 year old. I saw all the people and was afraid. He was dead by the time I got home from my pediatrician. Now I’m 61

Kelly , I hope you find answers to all the questions you had surrounding this event. I was 7 when this happened & the teachers sent us home from school. got home & my grand mother was on the couch watch the news reports on this crying. I sat down next to her & watched with her. Growing up my parents NEVER believed the Warren Report. So there was a burning desire to find out what happened that day. I've read a bunch of books / saw many documentaries but there is ONE Video that was released that answered all my questions. The video follows a detective working thru crime scene using detailed Ballistic analysis along with all the other testimony & facts from that day. Its called " JFK The Smoking Gun " . That detective does a great job doing the analysis of what happened & who fired that fatal head shot / why it happened & why we our in this state of confusion about this ! Awesome video worth the price / time to find it & see it. I have watched it over 8 times & now I know what truly happened on that day & why our government has covered up the evidence. You have got to see this video I guarantee you will not be disappointed !

That was brilliant. What's the name of that fantastic host?

So true. If Trump or Biden were assassinated millions of US citizens would actually be glad. So sad that our once great country is so pathetic today.

🙏🇺🇲

Oh, that's not true. Unfortunately (or, maybe fortunately) when someone is killed, we forget about the bad, elevate the good. But people have taken out ads in the paper that day accused him of treason. He was met at the airport with protesters holding confederate flags, which was a protest against him, even the "umbrella man" was actually a man protesting his policies. I will give you this, it has gotten dramatically worse, but let's not act like everybody loved, in fact, there are been several people who have been called out over the years for their immediate response being celebration. People were just classy enough to keep a lot of that crap to themselves back then.

This is the best comment here. I agree %100! God bless these men. Integrity isnt very common anymore...these men epitomize the word.

fact of the matter is McClelland thought otherwise then what is stated mostly by Jones here.

too bad about McClelland's glaring gaps of logic, caused by catching the CT virus. What a shame.

McClellan believed the shot came from the front. Jones believed the doctors at Bethesda who had a bunch of military brass directing that show.

DR. McClland was a good doctor, however, he does in fact embellish his partcipatory efforts. He's not even mentioned in other doctor's reviews and conduct. He's not even mentioned by the nurses.

THAT'S because of the conspiracy.

He's actually dead wrong. Look at the Zapruder film. Clearly the massive hole is NOT low and in the back. He's just dead wrong.

As long as he says what you want to hear, he's a good man.

@@robsash8991 -Are you serious? Dr. McClelland stood 18 inches away and looked into the headwound for some 10 minutes with a flashlight. There is no possible way he's wrong since he is supported by some 40 witnesses-most are medical professionals...

it is not possible to see the back of the head of someone lying face up.

Don't insult our intelligence! Dr. McClelland has said he was 18 inches away and used a flashlight for over 10 minutes looking into the wound in other interviews, if he doesn't mention it here.

Dr. McClellan only claim to fame , say hole was somewhere no one else in the room saw it. Autopsy photos prove he is wrong

@@terribleTed-ln6cm What 'autopsy' pictures? There was no autopsy 44! Remember? The Secret Service illegally stole JFK's corpse from the lawful jurisdiction of Dr. Earl Rose of Dallas County thus depriving the State of Texas legal evidence in a local homicide. The Feds had no jurisdiction in any aspect of JFK's murder. None. Zilch! Nobody can overcome that reality or offer any justification for it. What transpired later in Bethesda was a sham and part of the US government cover-up. BTW- All the other physicians and nurses in Trauma Room 1 agreed with Dr. McClellan's description of the head wound location.

44wetwater 44wetwater Autopsy photos as other evidence have been tampered with

James Farrell I hate that they took Lee back into the offices and then shortly brought him out with no one offering CPR of any kind. They were probably looking at him like roadkill.

I've heard cpr or external massage was performed which is going to exacerbate internal bleeding . . . but I don't know how reliable that info is

I’ve wondered why Lee Harvey Oswald wasn’t put in the armored car(truck) that was waiting to take him to the court house? Instead they moved the truck out of the way and waited for the ambulance to arrive.

@@Ninja-Mama : I am unsure, but have heard the armored truck height could clear the ceiling at some point. Not sure where I read or heard it. Maybe a newsman

I’ve heard that in LHO’s position, facing front and turned slightly to the right, caused the bullet to lacerate several vital tissues: spleen, liver, and most importantly, the aorta. He would have had massive internal bleeding, creating shock and death quickly. Reporters describe him as “Gray” before he was placed in the ambulance. Evidence of severe blood loss to major organs and vital blood vessels. I am a retired ER nurse.

Crenshaw did not have the respect of his peers..they thought he had a few mental quirks!

Thank you..... one more debunked "theory" about a magic bullit

If it didn't have to end up like CE 399 then I would have thought that a rifle bullet of the sort could very probably cause seven injuries as described.

Plus they thought the neck was an entry wound

Well, that's called treason.

No one was shooting from the overpass. Totally impossible, the overpass was filled with people that would've seen. Typical desperation by another conspiracy clown trying to interpret someone's remarks to support their childish conspiracy fantasy.

Yeah! That's it.

@@general_burkhalter pay attention. Your comment is nonsense.

To me The Warren Report was not done with the focus on the truth but a narrative which omitted or manipulated the facts. Those who were present that day should be heard and their memories and actions preserved. Grateful for this interview.

Thanks for listening

Except for the two secret service agents and the writer of their book - that was awful. Look at the reviews of that book on amazon....

@@hal7ter what was the title of the book Emma. Thanks.x

@@janeyd5280 The Kennedy Detail by Gerald Blaine. Secret Service expert Vince Palamara thoroughly debunks it in his book Survivor's Guilt.

BALONEY!!!

Yes good interview. Excellent doctors. The issue is Dr Mc thinking the neck wound was an entrance. They never rolled the President to find the entry wound on his back. I am a retired ER nurse and don’t fault them; they were trying to save the President. Autopsies determine cause of death, not ER doctors. Autopsies probe bullet wounds to determine bullet trajectory and entrance/exit, not ER doctors.