Original Sketch of "President Kennedy's Wounds" by Surgeon Robert McClelland

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ASSASSINATION OF JOHN F. KENNEDY
.  Original felt tip sketch of “President Kennedy’s Wounds as I saw them” hand-drawn and signed, “by R. McClelland, M.D., June 26, 2018,” the surgeon at Parkland Hospital who attended to John F. Kennedy after he was shot on November 22, 1963.
ORIGINAL SKETCH OF “PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S WOUNDS AS I SAW THEM” HAND-DRAWN AND SIGNED BY PARKLAND HOSPITAL SURGEON ROBERT MCCLELLAND
McClelland’s sketch shows President Kennedy’s head in profile with two entrance wounds to the front and two exit wounds to the back: a “5 mm” wound at the hair line and “5 mm” wound to lower neck.  The back features another “5mm” wound and the back of the head shows the large “12 cm exit wound.”  McClelland has always maintained that the mortal wound—the head wound—came from the front, likely fired from the ‘Grassy Knoll’ ahead of Kennedy’s motorcade.  He maintains that there were at least two shooters and that the assassination was likely a conspiracy involving government elements.
MCCLELLAND’S SKETCH SHOWS PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S HEAD IN PROFILE WITH TWO ENTRANCE WOUNDS TO THE FRONT AND TWO EXIT WOUNDS TO THE BACK
Three identical sketches by McClelland recently sold for ,816 at Nate D. Sanders Auctioneers in June 2017, ,027 at RR Auction in November 2017, and ,303 at RR Auction in January 2020.  The sketch is in pristine condition and is accompanied with the original mailing envelope.