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JFK: What The Doctors Saw

Mrs. Kennedy, when she first came in with the president to Trauma Room 1, she was holding...

Mrs. Kennedy, when she first came in with the president to Trauma Room 1, she was holding a large segment
of his cerebrum in her hand and handed it to Dr. Jenkins
when she came in

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Mrs. Kennedy, when she first came in
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with the president to Trauma Room 1,
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she was holding a large segment of his cerebrum in her hand
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and handed it to Dr. Jenkins when she came in.
Duration
14 seconds
Views
644
Timestamp in Movie
00:22:10
Uploaded
Apr 12, 2025
Genres
documentary, history
Production
Channel 5,Lucky Elephant Media,See It Now Studios

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Movie Summary

Startling medical observations about JFK's wounds when seven doctors who were in the Parkland Hospital ER reunite to discuss a day none of them can forget.
In fact, you've seen those pictures - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
In fact, you've seen those pictures
People wonder why she was retaining this piece of brain - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:11
People wonder why she was retaining this piece of brain
And she was crawling back and came in - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:09
And she was crawling back and came in
He had a major wound of his right side of his head - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:11
He had a major wound of his right side of his head
So it was a horrendous wound, and it was obvious - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:08
So it was a horrendous wound, and it was obvious
I could look down at Kennedy, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
I could look down at Kennedy,
And at that instant, I felt like - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
And at that instant, I felt like
The back half of his right cerebral hemisphere was gone. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
The back half of his right cerebral hemisphere was gone.
And as I stood there, the right half - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:10
And as I stood there, the right half
So this was obvious that this was a mortal--a fatal wound. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:06
So this was obvious that this was a mortal--a fatal wound.
My initial impression, seeing two wounds, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
My initial impression, seeing two wounds,
We thought that there was an entrance wound in the neck - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:17
We thought that there was an entrance wound in the neck
I thought that he had a lethal injury. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:06
I thought that he had a lethal injury.
But I felt that you never know. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:05
But I felt that you never know.
We were probably 10 or 12 minutes - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
We were probably 10 or 12 minutes
By that time, we got the EKG machine in, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:07
By that time, we got the EKG machine in,
He then obviously wasn't breathing on his own at all. - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:06
He then obviously wasn't breathing on his own at all.
His head was cradled in Dr. Jenkins' hands, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:22
His head was cradled in Dr. Jenkins' hands,
And so we all agreed we should pronounce him, - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:09
And so we all agreed we should pronounce him,
Dr. Clark took the responsibility - JFK: What The Doctors Saw 00:08
Dr. Clark took the responsibility