They finished their report in 1978 and then delivered the report in 19 in 1979.
His testimony before Congress made him a celebrity medical examiner so he soon became an expert witness in a lot of cases. He also has a show called autopsy on Max.
So he was not the medical examiner of record in the JFK case. He, along with nine others reviewed the autopsy in the 1970s.
He worked the Epstein case cuz he was hired by Epstein's brother.
Title is click bait. He served on the House Committee on Assassinations, which I think was in '73.
That would make more sense.
Whole reason I looked at all was because face value didn’t.
It worked. Sucked you in and got a click. Still, it is an interesting connection for a topic that has no end of interesting connections.
It was in the later '70s.
They finished their report in 1978 and then delivered the report in 19 in 1979.
His testimony before Congress made him a celebrity medical examiner so he soon became an expert witness in a lot of cases. He also has a show called autopsy on Max.
So he was not the medical examiner of record in the JFK case. He, along with nine others reviewed the autopsy in the 1970s.
He worked the Epstein case cuz he was hired by Epstein's brother.