Charles Crenshaw
| Charles Crenshaw Spartacus (Doctor) | |
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Treated John F. Kennedy at Parkland Hospital |
Dr Charles Crenshaw treated John F. Kennedy at Parkland Hospital.[1] He later stated: "Two wounds were visible. There was a small, round opening in the front of the midline of the throat. This became the site of Dr. Malcolm Perry's tracheotomy incision. In the occipito-parietal region at the right rear of the head, there was an avulsive wound nearly as large as a fist.... I considered the throat wound to be an entrance wound and the large head wound to be an exit wound. Along with many of my Parkland colleagues, I believed at the time that President Kennedy had been hit twice from the front."[2]
