Welcome to JFK and The Enduring Secret.

I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

Hello, Hello everyone and welcome back to the podcast.

Today's episode is episode 98,

and I believe that my informal count tags it as the 33rd autopsy episode in the autopsy series. Wow. It's been a marathon

of sorts, hasn't it? And what I am about to say next may excite you even more. Episode 98 and

99 will be the last couple of episodes on the autopsy. We'll close this chapter and say goodbye to the topic

and head west to the Golden Gate. I've been threatening to do that to finish up the autopsy

series for about 10 episodes now, and I just couldn't seem to do it. We covered a lot of ground in the

autopsy, but not all of it. There were a few witnesses

that we left out, some really good ones too. Tom Robinson from Gawler's funeral home,

Sandra Spencer, the photolab technician who printed and saw autopsy pictures that

clearly weren't in the autopsy collection. This area of the story is so rich that you can continue to pull on a string

almost any of the loose strings of the autopsy,

and you will eventually have, well, your own ball of cotton.

But we covered enough ground for sure.

And in the last episode that you just listened to, listening to

Doug Horn's anthology and timeline of what he believes happened, well, I hope that helped

you to summarize it all and put it all in proper context in your mind. And maybe some or most,

if not all of Horn's rendition, is what truly happened. Well, if that version of

the truth is anything close to what truly happened that night, may God help us all. You just can't

write this stuff. That story was fantastic enough without the mention of a nefarious act by a secret service agent.

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