The first comprehensive review of the forensic evidence on the killing of Jesse James.

Jesse James Forensic Report — Revised 128 page version

What’s wrong with this picture?

Does it resemble Jesse James?

Where is the exit wound?

Who cut off his thumb?

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Forensic Analysis: Jesse W. James 

by Ronald J. Pastore
Text Box: An exhaustive examination of the evidence. This report is the most extensive study ever compiled on the evidence surrounding the 1882 murder of Jesse Woodson James. Author Ron Pastore spent ten years investigating every aspect of the criminalistics including; the autopsy report, coroners inquest, witness accounts, crime scene evidence, DNA testing, handwriting analysis, facial recognition analysis. The report includes a thorough review of all the key figures in the case. Who had the motive, means and opportunity? What was the outcome of investigation, then & now? Where did the real Jesse James live out his life? When did Jesse really die? Why is the 1995 testing flawed? How was the cover up perpetrated and pass for fact? Pastore scoured archives across the USA to find key pieces of evidence that help dispel the confusion and misinformation surrounding the ruse. The 1882 murder was after all, the second attempt to fake the death of Jesse James. One year earlier, a James Gang member claimed to have shot Jesse in the head.

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128 Pages

100’s of Photos

20 Jesse Photos

 

A compellation of all the available evidence.

 

Presented at the American Academy of Forensic Science Annual Conference in 2004

 

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This is a photo of the men posing as the James Gang—circa 1880.

The man of the left claimed to be Jesse James and is a match to the 1882 corpse.

(Left: Jesse James, Center: Frank James, Right: Cole Younger) .

Courtesy of Steven A. Crowley

Published in the KC Star 2003

 

This report is derived from examining material based on a criteria of evidence from the categories listed below. The report will analyze this matter as a cold case murder investigation. The criteria of evidence was introduced to the American Academy of Science in 2004. The Jesse James assassination case was tested against the following categories.

 

Authentication of Material Evidence

Artifacts

Affidavits

Appraisals

Provenance

DNA Results

Chain of Custody

Expert Testimony

Physical Evidence

Handwriting Analysis

Historical Documents

Genealogical Connection  

Facial Recognition Software

Peer Review

The evidence concludes that Jesse James faked his death. The murder victim was a cousin to Jesse James, an outlaw know to pose as Jesse in his robberies. The analysis shows three separate M.O.’s, three unique physical descriptions and three distinct personalities.

This analysis positively identifies the three subjects. The victim, perpetrator and co-conspirator.

This criteria of evidence was offer as a model to standardize investigations in the forensic community. AAFS announced efforts to standardize forensic labs using these criteria of evidence.

The evidence is clear and weighted. The 1882 murder is an open case. Jesse W. James faked his death . Someone was murdered in his place. That murder is the great mystery here.

This report solves that question and many other issues, once and for all.