Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

Hello. Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the podcast.

Today's episode is episode 93.

Think back a little bit.

We've been wandering around in the autopsy for maybe 25 or 30 episodes now, and to be honest with you,

I'm getting fatigued with the topic.

I said it before to you, and I knew this would be the case.

But the truth is, I knew this would be one of the most important, if not the most important elements to address when developing this podcast and telling the story of the JFK assassination.

I also knew how complicated it was and how fraught with secrecy, misinformation, and errors.

Errors that had come with the passage of time and the coincident silence,

as well as the lies that accrue, after narratives are deliberately formulated and changed,

for whatever reason, and then repeated over and over and over again during that same time frame. In short, it was like entering a maze.

I wasn't sure that if we entered that maze that we'd ever get out of it. Well, the answer is,

we will get out of it, eventually. But not quite yet, because there's still some unfinished business.

I'm not promising anymore exactly when we're leaving this topic,

because to get to the other end of this maze,

like I said, we still have to cover a few more important matters.

At the end of the last episode, you heard the one private researcher, David Lifton,

the one that did the trailblazing work around the idea that President Kennedy's body was

snatched and placed into an alternative casket, and then at some point the body itself was subjected

to some form of surgery or alteration prior to the actual autopsy taking

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