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I'm Patrick better be host to value team and the one topic we're gonna talk about

today's JFK you know the JFK assassination when it happened

November 22nd 1963. It is a story till today's so many different conspiracies.

I went to one of three men who held John F. Kennedy's brain in the autopsy room to give us some

insight of what he thinks on who was involved and he breaks down to people who had the biggest

motivation to eliminate our president, get rid of our president,

and some tells me you're going to be blown away by what his answers are.

Jim, thank you so much for coming down and being willing to open up and talk about this topic with us.

Thank you for inviting.

You're documented all over the place.

If you go read any of the you know the autopsies, any of the reports,

whether it's the Warren Commission, whatever the reports you read, you're documented there

are somebody that was a part of it.

But you've not wanted to come out and talk a lot about it.

Now obviously William, a friend of yours who decided to write a book with you, kind of maybe persuaded you to say this is a story we need to go tell, are you willing to do it?

But first I want to thank you. Secondly, is I want to kind of get some thoughts from you on what cause you do not want to talk about it all these years and why now are you a little bit more comfortable?

I have to answer the people who ask me, it's like, you know, if I had told you when I was in graduate school that I did the autopsy, you know, J. F.K, would you ever believe me?

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