In "Hear no Evil" the author tries hard to simplify the state of the evidence, ignoring much of it all together, in order to arrive at his conclusion that the autopsy doctors were merely incompetant.In my opinion, this is not an valid way to perfrom research. One has to take all of the evidence that exists into consideration. You cant ignore some, and pick and choose what you need to support a narrow conclusion you wish to arrive at. One needs to cover everything that there is, or it is all pointless.Take the matter of the head entry wound. The author suggests that only Humes made the claim that a complete entry bullet hole was present. He suggests that Boswell and FInck claim that only a partial hole existed. This is not what their testimony indicates. They both claimed that the bullet entry hole was actually complete. Boswell claimed it was about half on the existing skull at the start of the autopsy, and half on a piece brought into to the room later, on a fragment, and that when added back into place, it formed a complete hole. Finck's testimony is harder to fathom, but he too seems to think there was a complete hole, not a partial one. Probably the real issue is where this piece of bone with a hole in it actually originated from, as far as what part of the head.Regardless, the resulting small hole is a hole. It seems to me the "Hear no Evil" author misses the point of what this actually means to the case. The ARRB brought in three neutral, expert witnesses, (a forensic anthropologist, a forensic radiologist and a forensic pathologist), to view the x-rays. None of them found any bullet hole or exit wound on the back of Kennedy's head. There is no hole. 1. There is 100% agreement among all witnesses that the autopsy x-rays were the first thing accomplished. This would render absolute that the state of Kennedy's skull in those autopsy xrays are either what existed at the start of the autopsy proper....or they are in some way phonies, if they do not match what scores of witnesses saw, and what is stated in the autopsy report....they are fakes even without the proof from other expert witnesses, which also exists. Everyone agrees there was no "building the skull" before xraying. Whatever the state of Kennedy's head...it was just xrayed, before any of those various skull fragments were brought in. Later that night, three or more fragments were brought into the room...and at least some were xrayed, and those xrays still exist in the record.2. The rear of the president's skull is fractured in the xrays....but absolutely complete, in the opinion of every doctor and person who has looked at these xrays. This, of course, is completely unlike the state of the skull that is discussed in the autopsy report, and by Dr. Boswell, and by Dr. Finck...and even by Humes himself. They all describe, the major wound extending into the "occipital" area without exception, with Boswell and Finck having the big hole part of the little entry wound on the very low back of the head! This is completely intact in the autopsy xrays. The real key to accepting a conspiracy to cover up the true medical evidence lies right here, in the xrays, photos and medical testimony, and there is no logical explanation for this.3. The House Select Committee on Assassinations tried rather desperately to pretend that the Doctors in Dallas were wrong about a big hole on the very back of Kennedy's head, by saying very specificially in their report that NONE of the 26 Bethesday medical witnesses agreed with the Parkland doctors. The following statement is ironclad proof of a continued conspiracy to hide the truth from the American people, by representatives of our own government. This is not my opinion. Anyone can now read the actual witness testimony the House Select Committee tried to hide, and everyone can see the following statement is a bald faced lie; one could argue it is tantamount to committing treason."In disagreement with the observations of the Parkland doctors are the 26 people present at the autopsy. All of those interviewed who attended the autopsy corroborated the general location of the wound as depicted in the photographs; none had different accounts... it appears more probable that the observations of the Parkland doctors are incorrect." (HSCA Vol. 7, pg. 37-39)4. While the xrays show an intact state of the back of the President's head, Dr. Boswell, who assisted Humes with the autopsy from start to finish, saw with his own eyes the actual damage...what was "under the Persident's hair" as it were. He claimed in his testimony to the ARRB that it was probably his hand in the autopsy photo holding the hair in place in the photo of the rear of the President's head...and that behind this hair, there is indeed a huge blowout.He went further, and drew on a lifesized skull the damage, the missing part of the president's skull. Look at the incredible amount of skull that Boswell claims was missing. He doesnt say it is cracked...he claims it was gone. Think of the autopy x-rays and the photos of the back of the head. Try and come to grips with the differences.Boswell's missing bone...from the rear, (everything yellow gone)
http://www.paulseaton.com/jfk/boh/beth/ ... .jpgx-rays of the president's skull...note cracked bone in rear.
http://www.maryferrell.org/mffweb/archi ... Id=122This damage, according to Boswell, covers the entire right occipital shown present in the autopsy xrays. It shows the autopsy photos up for the lie that they are. It shows a massive wound much larger than that described by Humes in the autopsy report.The trouble with these photographs in the record, of course, is that there are NO corresponding recognizable photos on the record showing the rearward blowout on the skull under the hair, nor is there a single, clear picture of the entrance wound on the skull! The photos, like the xrays and report, are "designed to confuse" rather than give information. By hiding the rearward damage, (which Boswell, Humes and Finck all admitted existed, under the President's hair and scalp carefully in the autopsy photos, the consiprators hoped to get away with the xrays which show the rear of the President's skull intact!!What does this say for the x-rays?5. I realize that many here are reluctant to truly accepting the notion that the autopsy xrays and photos are not accurate portrayals of the damage to JFK. Accepting them as such means accepting not a mafia hit or rogue CIA guys...it means a major conspiracy within our own government involving military people and secret service agents and doctors willing to be involved. While some of the partipants "went along" thinking they were patriots doing an ugly duty to save the world from a holocaust like war with the Soviets, there is little doubt that high level military, government, and secret service guys involved initially, for this to have happened.Hard to accept? You bet. So, such an accusation requires overwhelming evidence. Here it is, in these last two points.The following people specifically saw and described the large gaping occipital wound to the President's rear head that does not exist in the xrays.. Look up "occipital" to see just how far down and to the rear any wound there would have to be. It's the area your head would lie on, if you lay your head back in your bathtub.
http://www.tpub.com/content/medical/142 ... 42.htmMany of these witnesses that are doctors talk of seeng a part of the brain, the cerebellum, leaking out of the rearward wound. Look where this is located. It has an obvious color and texture different from other parts of the brain, and is easy to spot, according to doctors I've spoken with. Some of these witnesses, medical professionals, in their testimony, had the time to peer into this occipital wound for some time, making specific observatons. My list is only a partial one....but I suspect you will get an idea of the sheer weight of so many completely independant, yet supporting testimonies.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerebellum***(I have taken only the relevant parts and not the entire texts, and have left out the lawyer's questions because they seem pretty obvious. I've tried to stick to first, or early testimony/documents, with the exception of the two FBI men, who have claimed their testimony was shunned, and felt they never had had a fari chance to fairly state what they saw. So, I've included their ARRB testimony. A couple of the doctors later changed their orignal opinions after being shown the autopsy photos/autopsy report, and after having been leaned on. I suppose you cant blame them for being terrifed.)In Dallas1. ROBERT McCLELLAND, MD "..."...I could very closely examine the head wound, and I noted that the right posterior portion of the skull had been extremely blasted. It had been shattered...so that the parietal bone was protruded up through the scalp and seemed to be fractured almost along its right posterior half, as well as some of the occipital bone being fractured in its lateral half, and this sprung open the bones that I mentioned in such a way that you could actually look down into the skull cavity itself and see that probably a third or so, at least, of the brain tissue, posterior cerebral tissue and some of the cerebellar tissue had been blasted out...."WC2.KEMP CLARK, MD: Professor and Director of Neurological Surgery at Parkland "...in the occipital region of the skull... Through the head wound, blood and brain were extruding... There was a large wound in the right occipitoparietal region, from which profuse bleeding was occurring... There was considerable loss of scalp and bone tissue. Both cerebral and cerebellar tissue were extruding from the wound." WC"a large wound in the right occipito-parietal region... Both cerebral and cerebellar tissue were extruding from the wound." Typed summary to Admiral Burkeley, 11/23/63.3.CHARLES JAMES CARRICO, MD "...The (skull) wound that I saw was a large gaping wound, located in the right occipitoparietal area. I would estimate to be about 5 to 7 cm. in size, more or less circular, with avulsions of the calvarium and scalp tissue. As I stated before, I believe there was shredded macerated cerebral and cerebellar tissues both in the wounds and on the fragments of the skull attached to the dura." WC"This was a 5 by 7 defect in the posterior skull, the occipital region. There was an absence of the calvarium or skull in this area, with shredded tissue, brain tissue present...There was no other wound in the head."4.MARION THOMAS JENKINS, MD "a great laceration on the right side of the head (temporal and occipital), causing a great defect in the skull plate so that there was herniation and laceration of great areas of the brain, even to the extent that the cerebellum had protruded from the wound." WC5.RONALD COY JONES:senior General Surgery resident physician ""...he had a large wound in the right posterior side of the head... There was large defect in the back side of the head as the President lay on the cart with what appeared to be some brain hanging out of this wound with multiple pieces of skull noted next with the brain and with a tremendous amount of clot and blood." WC"With no history as to the number of times that the President had been shot or knowing the direction from which he had been shot, and seeing he wound in the midline of the neck, and what appeared to be an exit wound in the posterior portion of the skull, the only speculation that I could have as far as to how this could occur with a single wound would be that it would enter the anterior neck and possibly strike a vertebral body and then change its course and exit in the region of the posterior portion of the head." WC6. MALCOLM PERRY, MD "A large wound of the right posterior cranium..." Parkland Note 11/22/63"...I noted a large avulsive wound of the right parietal occipital area, in which both scalp and portions of skull were absent, and there was severe laceration of underlying brain tissue..." WC7.GENE AIKIN, MD: anesthesiologist "The back of the right occipitalparietal portion of his head was shattered with brain substance extruding." WC8.PAUL PETERS, MD: resident physician ""...I noticed that there was a large defect in the occiput...It seemed to me that in the right occipitalparietal area that there was a large defect." WC"I was trying to think how he could have had a hole in his neck and a hole in the occiput, and the only answer we could think was perhaps the bullet had gone in through the front, hit the bony spinal column, and exited through the back of the head, since a wound of exit is always bigger than a wound of entry." Lifton interview BE9. CHARLES CRENSHAW, MD:resident physician "The head wound was located at the back of the President's head and was the approximate size of Doctor CRENSHAW's (sic) fist. It extended from the approximate center of the skull in the back to just behind the right ear, utilizing a left to right orientation and from a position a couple of inches above the right ear to the approximate middle of the right ear utilizing a top to bottom orientation."FBI report 7/22/9210.CHARLES RUFUS BAXTER, MD: resident physician ""...the right temporal and occipital bones were missing and the brain was lying on the table..."Hand written note 11/22/63 WC11. RICHARD BROOKS DULANEY, MD ""...Somebody lifted up his head and showed me the back of his head. We couldn't see much until they picked up his head. I was standing beside him. The wound was on the back of his head. On the back side They lifted up the head and "the whole back-side was gone." Groden-Livingston HT 1989.12. FOUAD BASHOUR, MD associate professor of medicine, cardiology ""He was most insistent that the official picture was not representative of the wounds, and he continually laid his hand both on the back of Livingstone's head and his own to show where the large hole was. 'Why do they cover it up?' he repeated numerous times. 'This is not the way it was!' he kept repeating, shaking his head no." Groden-Livingston HT 1989.13. NURSE DIANA HAMILTON BOWRON ""...the back of his head...well, it was very bad--you know..." WC"I first saw the large wound in the back of the head in the car. When we were preparing the body for the coffin I had the opportunity to examine it more closely. It was about five inches in diameter and there was no flap of skin covering it, just a fraction of skin along part of the edges of bone. There was, however, some hair hanging down from the top of the head, which was caked with blood, and most of the brain was missing. The wound was so large I could almost put my whole left fist inside." Livingstone, KtT14. DORIS NELSON, RN: supervising nurse WC didnt bother to ask.""Did you get a good look at his head injuries?" Nelson: "A very good look...When we wrapped him up and put him in the coffin. I saw his whole head." Asked about the accuracy of the HSCA autopsy photographs she reacted: "No. It's not true. Because there was no hair back there. There wasn't even hair back there. It was blown away. Some of his head was blown away and his brains were fallen down on the stretcher." Groden-Livingston HT 1989 (Ben Bradleee Jr. interview)15. PAT HUTTON, RN "Mr. Kennedy was bleeding profusely from a wound in the back of his head, and was lying there unresponsive." (Price Exhibit V21 H 216). While helping with resuscitation efforts a physician asked her to apply a pressure dressing to the head wound, she observed, however, that, "This was no use, however, because of the massive opening in the back of the head." (IBID)16. WILLIAM MIDGETT, MD: Obstetrics and Gynecology resident (pushed stretcher) "right parietal,...behind the right ear." Wallace Milam interview 2/8/9317. SECRET SERVICE AGENT CLINT HILL "The right rear portion of his head was missing. It was lying in the rear seat of the car. His brain was exposed...There was so much blood you could not tell if there had been any other wound or not, except for the one large gaping wound in the right rear portion of the head." WC18. SECRET SERVICE AGENT WILLIAM GREER ""His head was all shot, this whole part was all a matter of blood like he had been hit." Specter, "Indicating the top and right rear side of the head?" Greer: "Yes, sir; it looked like that was all blown off."WC***At Bethesda19. SECRET SERVICE AGENT ROY KELLERMAN "He had a large wound this size." Specter: "Indicating a circle with your finger of the diameter of 5 inches would that be approximately correct?" Kellerman: "Yes, circular; yes, on this part of the head." Specter: "Indicating the rear portion of the head." Kellerman: "Yes." Specter: "More to the right side of the head." Kellerman: "Right. This was removed." Specter: "When you say, "This was removed", what do you mean by this?" Kellerman: "The skull part was removed." Specter: "All right." Kellerman: "To the left of the (right) ear, sir, and a little high; yes...(I recall that this portion of the rear portion of the skull) was absent when I saw him." WC20. FBI AGENT FRANCIS X. O'NEILL "Gunn: Okay.Can we take a look now at view number six, which is described as "wound of entrance in right posterior occipital region,"color photograph no. 42. I'd like to ask you whether that photograph resembles what you saw from the back of the head at the time of the autopsy? ONeill: This [photograph of the back of the head] looks like it's been doctored in some way. Let me rephrase that, when I say"doctored". Like the stuff has been pushed back in,and it looks like more towards the end than at the beginning [of the autopsy]. All you have to do was put the flap back over here, and the rest of the stuff was all covered up.""Gunn:[Using the head wound diagram O'Neill made in 1978 for the HSCA] Do you see the wounds that you identified in the drawings that you made in 1978 ion autopsy photograph no. 42? O'Neill: No, I dont see those wounds..."O'Neill: ...Quite frankly, I thought that there was a larger opening opening in the back...opening in the back of the head. Gunn: Back of the head. O'Neill: Yes."21. FBI AGENT JAMES SIBERT "Gunn: Mr. Sibert, does that photograph [back of head intact #42) correspond to your recollection of the back of the head? Sibert: "Well, I dont have a recollection of it being that intact...I dont remember seeing anything that was like this photo.""Gunn: But do you see anything that corresponds in photograph 42 to what you observed during the night of the autopsy? Sibert: No.I dont recall anything like this at all during the autopsy. There was much-well, the wound was more pronounced. And it looks like it could have been reconstructed or saomething, as compared with what my recollection was..."ARRB deposition 9/11,9722. JAMES J. HUMES, MD "There is a large irregular defect of the scalp and skull on the right involving chiefly the parietal bone but extending somewhat into the temporal and occipital regions. In this region there is an actual absence of scalp and bone producing a defect which measures approximately 13 cm in greatest diameter..." WC Autopsy Report23. J. THORNTON BOSWELL, MD "Dr. Boswell said the wound was fairly low in the back of the head and that the bone was completely gone above the entry wound. He said that during the autopsy, a piece of skull fragment was brought in which included a portion which corresponded to the missing half of the entry wound in the head." HSCA Andy Purdy24. PIERRE A. FINCK, MD "Corresponding to that wound (the scalp wound), the skull shows the portion of a crater, the beveling of which is obvious on the internal aspect of the bone..." Finck's autopsy notes Nov. 22, 1963.25. ROBERT FREDERICK KARNEI, MD: Bethesda pathologist ""Most of the bone that was missing was destroyed in the back of the head." Livingston KtT26. Captain DAVID P. OSBORNE, MD: chief of surgery at Bethesda (Not interviewed by any of the investigating bodies) "...a second (bullet) hit in the occipital region of the posterior skull which blew off the posterior top of his skull and impacted and disintegrated against the interior surface of the frontal bone just above the level of the eyes. I know this for a fact because I was the one who worked on his head, removing his brain and closed the skull so that he could have had an open casket funeral if so desired." Letter from Osbourne to Joanne Braun.27. JOHN EBERSOLE, MD: Assistant Chief of Radiology, intrepeted xrays. ""The back of the head was missing..." HSCA interview 3/11/78When shown the autopsy photo with back of head "apparently" intact. -"You know, my recollection is more of a gaping occipital wound than this but I can certainly not state that this is the way it looked." 28. PHILIP C. WEHLE, Commanding officer of the military District of Washington, D. C. "Purdy reported that Wehle said he was an observer during the later stages of the autopsy. "(Wehle) noticed a slight bruise over the right temple of the President but did not see any significant damage to any other part of the head. He noted that the wound was in the back of the head so he would not see it because the President was lying face up; he also said he did not see any damage to the top of the head, but said the President had a lot of hair which could have hidden that...." HSCA29. JOHN STRINGER, the autopsy photographer "Lifton: "When you lifted him out, was the main damage to the skull on the top or in the back?" Stringer: "In the back." Lifton: "In the back?...High in the back or lower in the back?" Stringer: "In the occipital part, in the back there, up above the neck." Lifton: "In other words, the main part of his head that was blasted away was in the occipital part of the skull?" Stringer: "Yes. In the back part." Lifton: "The back portion. Okay. In other words, there was no five-inch hole in the top of the skull?" Stringer: "Oh, some of it was blown off--yes, I mean, toward, out of the top in the back, yes." Lifton: "Top in the back. But the top in the front was pretty intact?" Stringer: "Yes, sure." Lifton: "The top front was intact?" Stringer: "Right." Lifton BE recorded interview.30. FLOYD RIEBE, assistant photographer at autopsy "Riebe: "And they were-him and the Navy pathologists were all talking.And then they sat the President up. And,see,nothing was left back there,back of his head." Lifton: "Well, what did the back of his head look like?" Riebe: "Nothing." Lifton: "Well-" Riebe: "There was nothing there." Liton: "What was there? When you say-" Riebe: "A big hole" Lifton: "A big hole?" Riebe: "A big hole, right in the occiptial region of the head." Lifton BE recorded interview31. GODFREY McHUGH: President Kennedy's Air Force Aid, in Dallas and at Bethesda "...he was in absolute perfect shape, except the back of the head, top back of the head, had an explosive bullet in it and was badly damaged..." "Lifton asked: "When you think of the head wounds, then, you think of, primarily, the top of the head, or primarily the back of the head? McHugh answered, "Both. Ninety-nine percent the back, the top back of the head... that's the portion that had been badly damaged by the bullet." (BE:432) Lifton, to leave no doubt about what was meant then asked McHugh to define the back of the head. McHugh answered: "The portion that is in the back of the head, when you're lying down in the bathtub, you hit the back of the head." Lifton BE32. PAUL KELLY O'CONNOR: laboratory technologist "O'Connor was shown the autopsy photographs and he said, "No, that doesn't look like what I saw...A lot worse wound extended way back here, " and he demonstrated with his hand to the back of the head." Groden-Livingstone HT 198933. JAMES CURTIS JENKINS: laboratory technologist "said he saw a head wound in the middle temporal region back to the occipital." HSCA interview Purdy-Kelly"I would say that parietal and occipital section on the right side of the head--it was a large gaping area...It had just been crushed, and kind of blown apart, toward the rear." Lifton BE34. JAN GAIL RUDNICKI: Dr. Boswell's lab assistant "back-right quadrant of the head was missing." HSCA"...from the ear back, the scalp was either gone or definitely destroyed in that area.....it would look more like it was an exit than an entrance." Livingstone HT II35. EDWARD REED: x-ray tech "told author David Lifton that he formed an opinion the night of the autopsy that JFK had been shot from the front because the skull wound was "more posterior than anterior". Lifton BE36. JERROL CUSTER: X-ray tech "told David Lifton that the wound in the skull was posterior in the skull and said that "he exposed, and returned to the morgue, X- rays showing that the rear of the President's head was blown off." Lifton BE37. JAMES E. METZLER: hospital corpsman "David Lifton records, "It was also his impression, from the way the wound was located toward the back of the head, that President Kennedy must have been shot in the head from the front." Lifton BE38. SAUNDRA KAY SPENCER: Photographer's Mate developed autopsy films, Naval Photographic Center Gunn: "Did you see any photographs that focused principally on the head of President Kennedy?" Spencer: "Right. They had one showing the back of the head with the wound at the back of the head." Gunn: "Could you describe what you mean by the "wound at the back of the head"?" Spencer: "It appeared to be a hole, inch, two inches in diameter at the back of the skull here." Gunn: "You pointed to the back of your head. When you point back there, let's suppose that you were lying down on a pillow, where would the hole in the back of the head be in relationship to the part of the head that would be on the pillow if the body is lying flat?" Spencer: "The top part of the head." Gunn: "When you say the "top of the head," now, is that the part that would be covered by a hat that would be covering the top of the head?" Spencer: "Just about where the rim would hit." ARRB Deposition39. MORTICIAN TOM ROBINSON: Gawler's Funeral Home, prepared body after autopsy "Purdy asked Robinson: "Approximately where was this wound (the major skull wound) located?" Robinson: "Directly behind the back of his head." Purdy: "Approximately between the ears or higher up?" Robinson, "No, I would say pretty much between them." HSCA"Talking about fixing the damage on the back of the President's head- "Robinson said that Ed Stroble, (now deceased), had cut out a piece of rubber to cover the open wound in the back of the head, so that embalming fluid would not leak; the piece of rubber was slightly larger than the hole in the back of the head, and Robinson estimated that the rubber sheet was a circular patch about the size of a large orange (demonstrating this with a circular motion joining the index fingers and thumbs of his two hands." ARRB staff report of interview***And finally, my 6th and last point. (pants from all the typing)6. This combined eye witness testimony provides us with insurmountable proof of deciet and perhaps treason on the part of whomever wrote the conclusions of the HSCA. They aided the conspirators. You could take any one of these witness testimonies and perhaps chalk it up to lousy observation skills. But, all of them?Since we have absolute proof the HSCA actively lied about the witnesses testimony, and tried to sock them away for fifty years so that YOU couldnt see them, I suggest you start by accepting this, and then, thinking about these photos, x-rays and autopsy report. If government officals are willing to aid hiding conspirators by lying about witness testimony...what else are they willing to alter and fib about?Dr. David W. Mantik has a doctorate in physics from the University of Wisconsin and is also a radiation oncologist. He has spent more hands on time with the actual x-rays of the President than any other person, and has the qualifications of an actual expert in the field. He has tested the x-rays using extensive optical densitometry measurements and found that the conveniently sized 6.5 mm object in the x-rays is impossibly, ridculously dense. It was added after the fact, and the x-rays are copies.This makes sense, as every single witness...all three autopsy doctors, and the Ebersole, who read the x-rays...AND the autopsy report itself...none of them mention, have seen, or will testify thatthis artifact was present on the day of the autopsy.That fake artifact is by far the largest item on the x-ray. A high school student would spot it. Yet....mysteriously, it did not exist on the night of the assassination. Furthermore, Dr. Mantik has discovered a letter scratched in the emulsion of one of the x-ray images. And that would ne innocent, except that because this is a copy of the original x-ray, and not the original, the emulsion on this copy is intact, and it's just a picture of the letter, scratched into the emulsion.So, to sum up my thoughts. It is fruitless to come to conclusions about the shots from the photographs, autopsy x-rays and autopsy report in this case. None of them have a solid evidenciary trail behind them. The photographer says photos are missing. The x-ray guy says not all the x-rays are there, and the expert in the case says the x-rays are faked.The woman who processed the film, the guy who took the pictures and a couple score other people who witnessed that terrible day all say that the President had a large gaping hole in the back of his head.It's time we took that brave, big step of accepting just who it was who killed our President, and understood that our government took terrible, audacious actions to cover it up. Worst of all, our media...the "free press" cruised right along with the horrific coverup, submitting to treason without a whimper.I encourage you to read this post over several times. It took me forever to weld this all together. I encourage you to buy Douglas Horne's excellent book, "Inside the Assassination Records Review Board", where there is much more of the witness testimony avaialble, all in on handy place, to read.For a telling and moving work on why it was that Kennedy gave his life for his country, I reccomend the beautifully written "JFK and the Unspeakable" by James W. Douglass. These are far and away the best two books in recent memory on the assassination.To really grasp, correlate and understand what happened to JFK, you have to sift through the crappy lies by reading the first hand testimony of everyone involved, and figure out who is honestly telling the truth. Unlike most cases, the "normal" evidence is badly tainted, and cant be trusted.I hope I have brought something new to some of you, that you hadent read before.God Bless.Kit