Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

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

Today's episode is episode 95.

This is the last of three episodes in which we listen to James Jenkins, as he tells his version of how things went that night at

Bethesda and truly what happened during the autopsy.

Testimony of any kind was rare from Jenkins in the early years of assassination research

and remained so even today.

Wively seen as one of the more credible witnesses to what happened that night and one of the few witnesses who actually participated in the autopsy itself.

He went on to study for his MD and Ph.D. This was a reasoned and educated man that was of obvious good character, and he was a man that was not given to hyperbole or exaggeration,

even though it seems like that was standard protocol for more than one witness in the story of the

JFK assassination. As we conclude the recollections of James Jenkins in this episode 95,

I'll quickly move to summarize what James Jenkins said about

the two caskets and combine that with other evidence as well. And hopefully that summary will

tie together for you as a juror the many commentaries that we have wandered in and out of

and where those have indicated a credible indication that the two caskets and the two

ambulances actually existed. To do this, I'll rely heavily on Doug Horn's summation from

volume four of his book inside the Assassination Records Review Board. That'll contain a little bit

of new information as well, and not just what we've heard

thus far. And you'll hear my rendition of it in episode 96. Well, let's get right to it and

finish up this third and final episode where we hear from James Jenkins. So, without further ado,

let's listen to episode 95 of JFK, The Enduring Secret.

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