This video footage from the late morning - early afternoon of Nov. 22nd 1963 was taped live from CBS. As is often the case with such events, the initial reports prove to be the most accurate. Included the following:
1) A report of a "few individuals" seen moving around near the underpass of the (Stemmons) bridge;
2) Shots fired from the crowd gathered along the parade route;
3) Some Secret Service agents reporting what sounded to them like "automatic weapons fire";
4) ...coming from the REAR of the chief executive's car;
5) ..."possibly from a GRASSY KNOLL";
6) Officers seen running up this grassy knoll (as was reported later by Mr. Cronkite) with guns drawn;
7) ..."suggesting that this is where the shots came from".
Notice also in these initial broadcasts that the rifle recovered from the sixth floor of the TSBD was first and numerous times reported to be a MAUSER bolt action rifle (in 7.65mm Mauser caliber).
Notice also how the story changes over time from "shots heard coming from the grassy knoll" to "3 shots being fired from behind the Presidents motorcade", to the switching of the weapon recovered from the TSBD into a Mannlicher-Carcano rifle, in 6.5 mm Carcano.
Notice also in several frames of this time in Mr. Cronkite's office, is a strange man in a suit and dark sunglasses standing around the perimeter against the walls. Nobody speaks to him and afterwards, nobody knew who he was or how he had gotten into the broadcast room.
This footage positively demonstrates the official coverup that took place literally within hours of the shooting.
One thing that was missing from Mr. Cronkite's initial report, was the fact that Jackie had said: "Oh no, they've shot Jack!"... THEY'VE...
17 сен 2024
