'JFK: What The Doctors Saw' Challenges Official Narrative of Kennedy's Assassination

Doctors in new documentary suggest Kennedy was shot from the front, contradicting the government-supported story of a lone assassin.

New documentary, 'JFK: What The Doctors Saw', features seven doctors who treated President John F. Kennedy after his assassination, contradicting the government-supported story of a lone assassin.
The doctors observed what they believed was an entrance wound in the President's neck, suggesting he was shot from the front, not from behind as the official narrative suggests.
The doctors' recollections of Kennedy's wounds do not match the autopsy photos taken at Bethesda.
The documentary investigates questions about the forensic pathology experience of the doctors who led the examination of Kennedy’s body during his autopsy at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland.
There was a lack of communication between Parkland and Bethesda doctors, with the Bethesda team not reaching out to confirm details of Kennedy’s treatment until after the autopsy was finished.