But don't expect to see it anytime soon.
Lt. Cmdr. William Pitzer was head of the audio-visual department at Bethesda Naval Hospital, where President Kennedy's autopsy was performed. Supposedly he shot this 16-mm film during the proceedings. The film apparently showed that Kennedy had suffered gunshot wounds from the front.
Of course, this film has disappeared. So did Pitzer, in fact.
Three years later Pitzer was found shot in his office. The death was ruled a suicide, but there have been some questions about this: apparently, Dan Marvin, a former Green Beret, has publicly stated that he was offered money to kill Pitzer. Regardless, he died, and the film was lost.
Just another missing piece of the puzzle.
Lt. Cmdr. William Pitzer was head of the audio-visual department at Bethesda Naval Hospital, where President Kennedy's autopsy was performed. Supposedly he shot this 16-mm film during the proceedings. The film apparently showed that Kennedy had suffered gunshot wounds from the front.
Of course, this film has disappeared. So did Pitzer, in fact.
Three years later Pitzer was found shot in his office. The death was ruled a suicide, but there have been some questions about this: apparently, Dan Marvin, a former Green Beret, has publicly stated that he was offered money to kill Pitzer. Regardless, he died, and the film was lost.
Just another missing piece of the puzzle.
