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To the Editor. —Let me congratulate you on the outstanding service that your interview with Drs Humes and Boswell 1,2 and the Parkland physicians offers to the reading public. Humes and Boswell are seen at last as the men that they are, eminently capable pathologists. While they are not forensic pathologists, their knowledge of gunshot wounds is indeed impressive. I am delighted that they have finally consented to speak publicly concerning their activities and their observations. I also congratulate you on remembering to include the Parkland physicians in this medical documentation. Your ability to persuade Dr Rose to give his views is especially illuminating. Earl Rose was one of the clearest thinking individuals in the Parkland emergency room on that fateful November day in 1963. The single largest contributor to the uncertainty surrounding President Kennedy's death must be attributed to the Secret Service's decision to remove the body from Parkland

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