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Living History with Dr. Darwin Payne | 2023
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza presented an interview with Dr. Darwin Payne, professor emeritus of communications at Southern Methodist University. As a reporter at the Dallas Times Herald in 1963, Payne interviewed Abraham Zapruder shortly after the assassination and covered the events of that weekend, visiting the Texas School Book Depository and Oswald's rooming house in Oak Cliff. Payne is the author of several books about Dallas history, including Behind the Scenes: Covering the JFK Assassination (2023). The program, moderated by Curator Stephen Fagin, took place at the Museum on November 17, 2023. To see related films, photos, documents and oral histories from The Sixth Floor Museum's collection, visit our online collections database (emuseum.jfk.org).
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Living History with Joe Carter
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The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza presented an interview with former UPI reporter Joe Carter. Overnight editor for the southwestern division of United Press International (UPI) in 1963, Carter was aboard a White House Press bus in the Dallas motorcade when he heard shots fired in Dealey Plaza. He covered the aftermath at Parkland Memorial Hospital and Dallas Love Field. Years later, he bec...
Living History with Dr. Paul Gregory
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Dr. Paul Gregory, author of The Oswalds (2022) at the Museum for a Living History program with Curator Stephen Fagin. Gregory became acquainted with Lee and Marina Oswald in June 1962, shortly after the couple settled in Texas. He spent a significant amount of time with the Oswald family that summer, providing transportation, going on excursions and taking Russian language lessons from Marina. ...
Living History with Marvin Scott
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Marvin Scott, an Emmy Award-winning broadcaster who has interviewed six U.S. presidents visits the Museum in this Living History. Scott covered John F. Kennedy during the 1960 campaign. Visiting Dallas in 1966, he recorded a significant interview with Abraham Zapruder; partial audio can be heard in this program synced to Zapruder's 1963 film. Scott donated those recordings to the Museum in 2003...
Parkland Hospital, Inside Trauma Room One | Voices from the Oral History Collection
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This is a compilation of oral histories featuring individuals on staff at Parkland Memorial Hospital the weekend of the assassination in 1963. President Kennedy was rushed to the facility on November 22, where he was later pronounced dead. Oswald too, received emergency treatment for a gunshot wound he would die from. Incidentally, it was the same hospital where Jack Ruby, the man who shot and ...
Alleged Assassin's Bullet Narrowly Missed Former U.S. Army General Edwin Walker in April of 1963
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On April 10, 1963, Former U.S. Army General Edwin Walker reported that he was the target of an assassination attempt at his home in Dallas, TX, but escaped serious injury when a bullet fired from outside hit a window frame and fragmented. After its investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the Warren Commission concluded that Walker's assailant had been Lee Harvey Oswald. As Walk...
The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald: A Conversation with Judge William Alsup
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The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, in partnership with the University of North Texas College of Law, presented a conversation with U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup, author of the 2022 novel, “The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald.” This program, moderated by Felicia Epps, Dean of the UNT College of Law, was recorded at the UNT College of Law in Dallas on March 22, 2023. To see related film...
Jack Ruby Trial Lawyer Melvin Belli Reacts to Guilty Verdict
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Jack Ruby Trial Lawyer Melvin Belli Reacts to Guilty Verdict
Jack Ruby Trial: 60 Years Later
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Jack Ruby Trial: 60 Years Later
Community Conversation: The Civil Rights Movement in Dallas
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Community Conversation: The Civil Rights Movement in Dallas
Community Conversation: The Legacy of the 1968 Kerner Commission Report
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Community Conversation: The Legacy of the 1968 Kerner Commission Report
Voices from History: Donald Payton
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Voices from History: Donald Payton
Let’s Go forward Together by Ernest McMillan
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Let’s Go forward Together by Ernest McMillan
Voices from the Collection: Lee O. Triggs Jr. - A Tribute from a Teenager
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Voices from the Collection: Lee O. Triggs Jr. - A Tribute from a Teenager
Oral History Project: In Memoriam, 2020-2023
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Oral History Project: In Memoriam, 2020-2023
A Discussion with Clint Hill, Lisa McCubbin Hill and Gerald Posner
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A Discussion with Clint Hill, Lisa McCubbin Hill and Gerald Posner
Pop Culture Camelot, Halloween Edition: Unboxing the Collection
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Pop Culture Camelot, Halloween Edition: Unboxing the Collection
Pop Culture Camelot, Halloween Edition: Jackie-o-Lantern
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Pop Culture Camelot, Halloween Edition: Jackie-o-Lantern
Rediscovering History: KRLD-TV Camera 3 with Bill Mercer
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Rediscovering History: KRLD-TV Camera 3 with Bill Mercer
Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Dr. Raphael Cassimere Jr.
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Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Dr. Raphael Cassimere Jr.
Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Cheryl Janice Johnson
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Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Cheryl Janice Johnson
Voices from the 1968 Poor People's Campaign
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Voices from the 1968 Poor People's Campaign
Last Second in Dallas: A Granular Account of the Final Second of the Assassination
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Last Second in Dallas: A Granular Account of the Final Second of the Assassination
Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Dr. Mimi Real
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Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Dr. Mimi Real
Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Rodney L. Hurst
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Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Rodney L. Hurst
Designing History Exhibit Video
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Designing History Exhibit Video
Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Lynda Blackmon Lowery
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Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Lynda Blackmon Lowery
Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Maria Gitin
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Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Maria Gitin
Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Thomas M. Armstrong
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Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Thomas M. Armstrong
Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Betty Daniels Rosemond
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Voices From the Civil Rights Movement: Betty Daniels Rosemond

Komentáře

  • @TimMcCurry-ue9kr
    @TimMcCurry-ue9kr Před 2 hodinami

    It is 2024. One would think that we have audio equipment and microphones by now, that eliminates speakers sounding like they are speaking into a barrel. Almost all of the videos produced by the Sixth Floor Museum sound this way.

  • @steveg18556
    @steveg18556 Před dnem

    Ruth Paine was not just a baby sitter & landlord.

  • @Bub-ig4oc
    @Bub-ig4oc Před 2 dny

    I watched "What the Doctors Saw" and am still not convinced that there was a second shooter.

  • @jaywatsonWHU1895
    @jaywatsonWHU1895 Před 2 dny

    Totally agree with Gonzo and said it in my comment earlier before I got to the end of the video - a team's first game in a big tournament is always a bit funny, u get unusual results, upsets and quite often bore-draws... Eng Vs Switzerland 1- 1 in 96 being one - 4 of the last 10 opening euros games were draws (all 1 - 1, I think)... Also Germany only won 1 of their 4 games at Euro 2020, losing 2..! That shows as was also said in the video, this Germany isn't the same as a few years back, they aren't so intimidating, the fear factor is gone as they say... They've mirrored Man Utd over the last few years actually, they have prestige and history but no longer substance - on their day they can be great but equally they can be boring, uncreative and grind out results and they can be awful, turgid and deservedly get beaten... Tbh any result would not really be a surprise, an undeserved Germany win, a deserved Germany win, a bore-draw, an exciting score draw, a dominant Scotland victory, a lucky victory for the Scots - only a big scoring victory for either side would be a surprise to me... Good luck again 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⚒️

  • @barryirvin2417
    @barryirvin2417 Před 2 dny

    Frazier isn’t very smart . He is waiting someday for the pieces of the puzzle to come together. He believes in a conspiracy but he sees Oswald taking a rifle in the building .Frazier knows the curtain rod story is bogus thus Oswald was lying . Why was he lying ? He was guilty . Only Frazier saw the gunman 🙈.

  • @barryirvin2417
    @barryirvin2417 Před 2 dny

    Frazier starts to embellish at the 27 minute mark . The man with a rifle story was bs to sell books . Shame on Frazier . Am I surprised? No . He joins the Beverly Oliver , Ed Hoffman , Gordan Arnold , Judith Baker and many others . Oswald exited the front of the building . Frazier is a bs artist lol .

  • @barryirvin2417
    @barryirvin2417 Před 2 dny

    Was at Dealey Plaza 2 days ago .Oswald was obviously carrying his rifle which Frazier saw . . Frazier may have not known the motorcade was coming by TSBD but Oswald did . Frazier mentioned Junior Jarman . Jarman was Oswald alibi for eating lunch together in the lunchroom. Jarman said he eat alone on the first floor .

  • @redawson001
    @redawson001 Před 3 dny

    Rest in peace Cyril

  • @redawson001
    @redawson001 Před 3 dny

    Hearing them talk about the stretcher bullet and never finding out that secret service agent Paul Landis found it in the limo and put it on a gurney despite what Arlen Spector said

  • @redawson001
    @redawson001 Před 3 dny

    21.36 the doctor says there was brain matter on the windshield but Jackie was crawling onto the trunk to get Jacks brain plus look where the Harper fragment was found

  • @TonyWud
    @TonyWud Před 3 dny

    The truth about Dallas. A vipers pit, then and now.

  • @sjc1204
    @sjc1204 Před 4 dny

    I'm having trouble hearing the conversation. Is there something wrong with the microphones or mix?

  • @janetphillips2875
    @janetphillips2875 Před 4 dny

    Lemme guess...he pickedup a gumwrapper on Elm street on 11/22/63, and Aynesworth ran and tattlled on him like a little girl

  • @ssoos7701
    @ssoos7701 Před 4 dny

    Last chance to cash in..

    • @TonyWud
      @TonyWud Před 3 dny

      Attempting to discredit things that go against your "research"?

  • @ssoos7701
    @ssoos7701 Před 4 dny

    Damn how many times is this guy going to say far right? How about the Far Leftist who was reasonable, LHO..

    • @TonyWud
      @TonyWud Před 3 dny

      The truth hurts, eh?

  • @fuyu5979
    @fuyu5979 Před 4 dny

    Stephen awesome upload of capturing recollections from Dr. Payne on the day of the assassination of Pres. Kennedy. So interesting his recollection n Stephen's as a moderator/wealth of info is invaluable ! It's like re-living the moment in history ! Kudos for vid. Anticipating ur next one. Peace

  • @terrioestreich4007
    @terrioestreich4007 Před 4 dny

    Clint Hill shouldn't talk about JFK at all

  • @geoffreyjohnstone5465

    Incredible......they could question any deceased person and they can only tell the truth and the guy says, Lyndon B Johnson. Are you nuts? Surely the person you want to ask questions to in regards to the assassination is LEE HARVEY OSWALD. Ask him if he did it and if he had any co conspirators. IF LBJ knew nothing about the assassination, what could you learn? At least with Oswald you get a definitive answer

  • @geoffreyjohnstone5465

    What is so annoying about this presentation is that they start with the conclusion and then try to look for ways in which to get there. They never look at alternatives at all. Is it impossible someone else was firing also? They try to say a tree deflected a shot or the metal post on the traffic signal deflected a shot. But, not the possibility that a shot was actually deflected enough to the point where the bullet would lose enough velocity so that it didnt exit JFK. They did experients to see how cartridges were ejected but what good is that if there is testimoy that Capt Fritz picked up the shells and threw them on the floor?

    • @9Ballr
      @9Ballr Před 2 dny

      It's not impossible that someone else was firing, there's just no evidence for it.

    • @geoffreyjohnstone5465
      @geoffreyjohnstone5465 Před 2 dny

      @9Ballr Apart from half a dozen witnesses that said they saw smoke coming from the knoll area. The 50 or 60 or so witnesses that said a shot or shots came from the knoll area. Or the vast multitude of witnesses that said 2 shots came on top of each other. Hard to know in terms of physical evidence. The ARRB got an envelope that had..."7.65 she'll found in Dealey Plaza, destroyed by FBI as deemed of no value" written on it. We also have Dr Shaw who operated on Connollys chest wounds say in a press conference that the bullet is still in Connollys thigh. How can it still be in his thigh if it was supposedly the bullet found on a stretcher 2 hours earlier? 2 FBI agents signed a receipt for a missile removed from JFK by Humes at the autopsy. On 29th Nov 63 Hoover rings LBJ and tells him there were 3 shots and we have them. 2 bullets splintered but our experts matched them to the rifle and the other was an intact bullet This suggests there are more than just 3 bullets which would mean there was more than shooter.

    • @9Ballr
      @9Ballr Před 20 hodinami

      @@geoffreyjohnstone5465 All of the bullets and fragments were matched to Oswald's rifle. No other shooter, no other weapon, and no other bullets or fragments were ever found. 96% of witnesses said that the shots came from only one direction. Some people thought that two shots came close to one another because of the echo effects of Dealey Plaza. Dr. Shaw's comments came while Connally was still in surgery, so he didn't know how serious the thigh wound was or whether there was a bullet still in Connally's thigh. No bullet was recovered from his thigh. When an event like this happens there are always conflicting eyewitness statements, and mistaken statements--especially early on--by officials and authorities. You have to weigh those statements against the totality of the evidence to see if they have any veracity in hindsight. A good example is the claim that the rifle found was a Mauser. That was simply a mistake, and was corrected by everyone but Roger Craig, IIRC, but some people just take it at face value and run with it despite the overwhelming evidence that it was wrong.

    • @geoffreyjohnstone5465
      @geoffreyjohnstone5465 Před 18 hodinami

      @@9Ballr I am not so sure that ALL the bullets and fragments were even placed in to evidence. You would also have to prove ALL the bullets and fragments could be matched to the 7.65 Mauser that was sworn in to evidence by Seymour Weitzman by affidavit on 23 Nov 63. ALL the bullets and fragments would need to have full chains of custody. This means everyone with in that chain must be able to identify those bullets and fragments and the chain can not be broken. Looking at COC of CE399 ("the magic bullet") the first 4 on its chain of custody failed to idfentify it and it is in 2 places at the same time for a full 80 minutes. Good luck with that one. Dr Shaws comments came at approx 4pm after he himself had worked on Connollys chest wounds. CE399 was found before 2pm. He is asked by a reporter about this bullet and he states clearly, the bullet is still in the thigh and it eill be removed shortly. In Connollys autobiography it states a bullet fell of his stretcher and was picked up by a nurse. DA Henry Wade is on record as stating a nurse approached him and said she had a bullet and what should she do with it. He advised her to give it to a policeman. Patrolman Bobby Nolan stated he was given an envelope from a nurse which she said contained a bullet. He handed this in at the Dallas PD. A very different chain of custody to CE399. By your logic, we can rely on nothing or any witnesses. No autopsy photos would exist because the camera that supposedly took them is now missing. JFK had no brain as that has gone missing. Even the microfilm from which the supposed receipt for the rifle purchase came from is missing. Does that mean they never existed? You have to remember, in a court everything must be correct and above board. The Dallas police, especially under Wade's DAship were masters of the fix when it came to trials. Some of which became famous. Besides, any trial, anywhere would be a mistrial....the prosecution were and still are withholding evidence.

    • @geoffreyjohnstone5465
      @geoffreyjohnstone5465 Před 18 hodinami

      @@9Ballr Witnesses were pretty much split as to where the shots came from. What if the 96% of witnesses were correct in the sense that shots came from the places they said? Yes very few said the shots came from 2 areas, but is not most likely that the shots came from 2 areas rather than just the 50+ that said shots only came from the TSBD are right, and the 50+ witnesses that said shots only came from the underpass area are wrong? Add in the fact that several witnesses said they saw smoke in that area and others said they smelled smoke in thay area and it suggests a shot did come from that area. I wasnt there, I dont know what happened so I have to go by whats available in terms of evidence and testimony. Witnesses are not binary. You cant blanket say everyone that said something that suggests it was Oswald alone are correct, and everyone that suggests more than one shooter are wrong. I find it strange that you want to believe witnesses that changed their story and yet dont believe Roger Craig who maintained the same story. Jurors dont like that. Finally, let me give you a scenario. If you give me an apple today and tomorrow you ask for the apple back. I hold out an orange and say thats what you gave me, what can you do about it? The evidence would be the orange You wouldnt be able to identify the item you gave me if I have an orange. I am sure you understand why we go through the whole legal process. I have reasonable doubt, that is different from saying Oswald is innocent

  • @geoffreyjohnstone5465

    If/when the remaing documents are released and/if they sho or prove a shot or shots came from in front of the motorcade.....will they make a Grassy Knoll Museum?

  • @AnonymousEponymousPodcast

    The single most awful, horrific day in American history. May Oswald slowly and permanently rot in hell.

  • @yelddoswell9292
    @yelddoswell9292 Před 5 dny

    These three guys are all talk and thats about it. Facts in the JFK assassination are called theories. The theory that Oswald murdered JFK is called a fact.

  • @tsquared4831
    @tsquared4831 Před 6 dny

    Some on here can dish it out but can't take it an run like cowards right stddisclaimer

  • @glenntaylor1506
    @glenntaylor1506 Před 7 dny

    School Book Depository Museum. Where Truth goes to die. You will rue your place in history liars.

  • @arjunadwitama7261
    @arjunadwitama7261 Před 7 dny

    Michael Jackson with John F Kennedy

  • @DavidArbuckle-sc8zc

    I was 7 years old in the 2nd grade in Florida. I remember we were being let out of school (It was 2:00 PM Eastern time) I just remember the teachers were weeping. And I asked before getting on the bus, what happened? And they just said someone important died, and your parents will tell you when you get home. By the time I got home they were announcing that Oswald had been arrested.

  • @josephortega2543
    @josephortega2543 Před 7 dny

    Jackie Kennedy shot JFK 💯

  • @warrenrosen132
    @warrenrosen132 Před 7 dny

    Big mouth. Full of,shyte.

  • @DavidArbuckle-sc8zc

    "Found no evidence of Organized Crime involvement" Oh Lord, I had to laugh at that. Hosty visited Ruth Paine on Nov 1st, and yet Ruth Paine never felt it necessary to mention that a rifle with a scope was stored in her garage when Oswald was working in a building on the motorcade route, and she HELPED HIM GET THE JOB.

  • @DavidArbuckle-sc8zc

    Blakey was not present at either Parkland or Bethesda. "The tumbling bullet" Geezus. It is amazing what the Apologists come up with. One of Forensic Pathologists who were present at Bethesda placed his finger in the JFK wound in the back. He said it was only 1" and 1/2" deep. Connally was hit by a separate bullet. It took 1.6 seconds for Connally to react. It is obvious proof that they were different bullets.

  • @DavidArbuckle-sc8zc

    Several Strippers were murdered, she is one of the lucky ones. She must have kept her mouth shut. "He wasn't gay" (Jack Ruby) Yeah, but he was living with a gay man, George Senator. And 3 out of the 4 people who met at Jack Ruby's apartment on Sunday night ended up dead.

  • @DavidArbuckle-sc8zc

    The greatest contribution that Clint Hill gave to the official record, was the description of the hole in the back of JFK's head. He and Sam Kinney helped remove JFK's body out of the Limo and both described the wound as massive with most of the brain gone. I love that Posner says his book was a "game changer." Hilarious, especially since it failed to move the needle even one inch with the American Public. They believed the WR to be a fraud when it was released then in huge numbers, and they believed after Posner's book in the same numbers. (70%-30%) He and Bugliosi failed in convincing the American Public one iota of the WR conclusions.

  • @joebeamish
    @joebeamish Před 8 dny

    The magic bullet theory can’t work. Therefore conspiracy. It’s as simple as that.

  • @user-he8uk3dc7r
    @user-he8uk3dc7r Před 9 dny

    Man- some of these witnesses made this there lifes work didnt they. Zillion years later He writes a book ofcourse and decides he saw a man with a rifle that day but completely forgot about it cuz of fear but he was sucha brave young lad he threatened to beat up the Dallas Officer trying to force him into a false confession of which also didnt jog his memory to tell Fritz about this man he saw. UGH. Lee made them all famous didnt he

  • @Mikeyboi321
    @Mikeyboi321 Před 9 dny

    it was the driver

  • @jeromemurphy2572
    @jeromemurphy2572 Před 9 dny

    I just saw today that Hugh Aynesworth has died. It's already June 2024 and Hugh passed in December. How said I am today. It was a joy listening to the stories that Hugh told us, both in person and in print. To think that he and Pierce Allman have both passed is very sad to me because I have always looked forward to listening to these gentleman in new shows. Rest in peace gentleman. You were just a few feet from each other when our president was shot that day.

  • @TravelVloggingAmerica

    Hes lying about oswald. Why he cross houston then cross back over elm? He s lying.

  • @toosexyforthenwo
    @toosexyforthenwo Před 10 dny

    Amazon prime Dark Legacy. Documentary. 09:15 of video. This part of video was cut out and handed to the news media

  • @toosexyforthenwo
    @toosexyforthenwo Před 10 dny

    Never hire a foreigner to protect POTUS - Greer died in 80s from ulcer complications. It got to him

  • @DavidArbuckle-sc8zc
    @DavidArbuckle-sc8zc Před 11 dny

    It was Mr. Boone who found the rifle. It was nearly an hour after the first officer entered the building and stopped Oswald. How did so many police officers including D.A. Wade misidentify the rifle as as Mauser? Seems really odd.

  • @DavidArbuckle-sc8zc
    @DavidArbuckle-sc8zc Před 11 dny

    I wonder if she will ever admit to being Marina Oswald's Handler? And her Husband being Lee Oswald's Handler?

  • @JbrickM100A
    @JbrickM100A Před 11 dny

    I’ll say this: of course in the beginning I like most people believed Oswald acted alone. But after years of state of the art forensic evidence, Oswald didn’t have the wherewithal or the smarts to ever plan or carry out an assassination of this magnitude on his own. But listening to Buell Frazier’s comments, he said saw Oswald cross Elm St. and lost him in the crowd. Where Oswald was going was to where he was instructed to go to when he would be flown either to Mexico or Cuba to get to Russia to renounce his US citizenship. But that never happened so Oswald even said himself that he was the “patsy” that in other words, he was framed!! But he definitely killed the policeman Tippit. That would have been an automatic gas chamber bounce but of course, Ruby took care of that most likely to make sure he didn’t open his mouth. I stand by this and will always. I only hope that the real honest to God truth will Finally be revealed before I leave this earth. This is the most defining moment that I ever had to live through and of course will stay with me forever. I most definitely agree that when secret service agent Clint Hill said “11-22-63 is the day that America lost its innocence. I wholeheartedly agree with that statement!!!!

    • @9Ballr
      @9Ballr Před 2 dny

      "Oswald didn’t have the wherewithal or the smarts to ever plan or carry out an assassination of this magnitude on his own." Take rifle to work, set up boxes on 6th floor, shoot JFK. Which part of that was Oswald not smart enough to do?

    • @JbrickM100A
      @JbrickM100A Před dnem

      @@9Ballr He was framed obviously! Frazier said no way was did that package contain a put it together rifle. Frazier was a hunter so he ought to know! It is possible he somehow got a hold of a rifle but that fatal shot came from the grassy knoll most people agree. He was framed, why did he go home instead of just going back to work as if nothing ever happened? He knew when he got up that morning he was going away somewhere but not to jail to eventually get shot!

    • @9Ballr
      @9Ballr Před dnem

      @@JbrickM100A That's not what I asked. You said, "Oswald didn’t have the wherewithal or the smarts to ever plan or carry out an assassination of this magnitude on his own." Tell me what about the assassination he didn't have the wherewithal or smarts to carry out.

    • @9Ballr
      @9Ballr Před dnem

      @@JbrickM100A The bag was 38 inches long, the disassembled rifle was less than 35 inches long. I'll take facts over, "Frazier said no way that package contained a rifle."

  • @davidcrincones8948
    @davidcrincones8948 Před 11 dny

    Another 90 minute blah, blah, blah. I want to know that LBJ was the central figure behind the murder of a U S President. That man destroyed this nation in his pursuit of power. That man is an absolute disgrace to this nation's history. 60.5 years and the government refuses to expose the perpetrator responsible due to some compromising of our national security. Every US President is well known for death and cause of death. and by whom. But, JFK? The conspiracy started inside the highest office in the USA government.

  • @user-el6os4rf2x
    @user-el6os4rf2x Před 12 dny

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  • @dralandavis8127
    @dralandavis8127 Před 12 dny

    Believe me when I say that the government or it's agencies were not involved in the conspiracy to kill the President. The fact that there was then a cover -up (blindingly obvious) does not mean the government were involved in the conspiracy. There had to be a cover-up because if it was revealed who were the conspirators then it would cause tremendous damage to national security, as has always been claimed.

  • @jeromemurphy2572
    @jeromemurphy2572 Před 12 dny

    She gave a wonderful account of her experience at Love Field. So sorry to hear that Ms. Simmons has passed. She looks very good here and her memory was very vivid. Her teacher could have been much more understanding I feel.

  • @gingercox6468
    @gingercox6468 Před 12 dny

    It seems misspellings of important words has become so normalized that English is no longer English. It’s just not!

  • @KeithWilliamMacHendry

    The conspiracy comments on here are just pathetic, this dear lady doesn't deserve this nonsensical unprovable rubbish displayed here by steamers who ignore the factual evidence. Lee Oswald killed president Kennedy & officer JD Tippet, the evidence is overwhelming as Robert Oswald always stated. The rest is wishful thinking & pure fantasy. Balloons🎈

  • @jennifermyers66
    @jennifermyers66 Před 12 dny

    LUCKY LUCIANOS DAUGHTER 😎☂️🍒💥©️®️™️🚢🍭

  • @Blahsy
    @Blahsy Před 13 dny

    I believe to this day George Warren Hickey fired the fatal 3rd shot with that AR-15, blowing up Kennedys head. I mean he was trying to spot Oswald, stood up but then the cars sped up and he fell backwards according to witnesses. Witnesses smelled gunpowder downwind and a couple said the agents fired back. All within 6 seconds this confusion occured. Apparently Hickey didn't join the rest of the boys that night prior. So he wouldn't be hungover like everyone else. Nevertheless, Hickey felt immensely guilty his whole life. I believe Hickey holds the key 🔐

    • @9Ballr
      @9Ballr Před 8 dny

      Yes, Hickey felt so guilty that he sued St. Martin's Press (the publisher of Mortal Error) for libel, and they settled out of court. Not a single person said the shot came from Hickey, and the fragments from the head shot to JFK were matched to Oswald's rifle, so I have no idea why you would believe the shot came from Hickey.