One would think since F. A. donated many artifacts to the Museum, he would have at least brought the skull in to be cataloged. The oddest thing of all is that is was brought in but not by F. A. Mitchell-Hedges. The skull was produced at the British Museum in 1936 by a solicitor named Burney. A comparison study was done between the British skull and the Burney skull. The owner of record was Mr. Burney.
All measurements match exactly, right down to the drawings.
With this much doubt now in evidence, I had to look deeper for my wished for truth. I wasn't about to give up my belief on superficial common sense inconsistencies. I turned to the only library I knew contained books written by the principle parties involved, namely F. A. Mitchell-Hedges, Sir Thomas Gann, and Jane Harvey Holston. I read every book cover to cover. It contained exactly thirteen lines on the subject, no more than an honorable mention.