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Forensic pathologist examines evidence of JFK assassination

Dried blood and brain matter cover the once-crisp white dress shirt. The gray wool suit coat and pants are stained with blood drops. The thin, blue necktie was nicked by a fast-moving bullet. The clothing, worn by President John F. Kennedy on the day of his assassination 50 years ago Friday, is preserved at the National Archives and Records Administration in College Park, Md. Dr. Peter Cummings, a forensic neuropathologist from Beverly, had a front row seat to history when he examined the former president's clothing, along with X-rays and autopsy photographs, for "Cold Case JFK," a special episode of the PBS science show "NOVA.'' "The gravity of the situation just really hit me," Cummings, 42, said of his experience. "The president's suit — right there in front of me. I wasn't just walking through a museum, seeing a display. I was participating in history." Video by Kathy McCabe / Globe Staff SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL FOR MORE VIDEOS.    / @bostonglobe   READ OUR JOURNALISM FROM NEW ENGLAND AND BEYOND. https://www.bostonglobe.com/ FOLLOW US ON: Facebook ►   / globe   Twitter ►   / bostonglobe   Instagram ►   / bostonglobe   TikTok ►   / bostonglobe