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Amazing.....the immediate accusation is against "right-wingers"; but Oswald was a communist.
LynchColl94 1 month ago
@LynchColl94 Of course it is. The left has a long sordid history of violence, so they lie about the "right-wingers" to cover up for their own shortcoming.
ericblr 1 month ago
@ericblr Yes, because right-wingers have such a clean history as well. Let's call it even that there are nuts on both sides and in the middle, no matter where one lands on the political spectrum.
MasterxofxthexWorld 3 weeks ago
Conkrite was a news genius. Needed no special effects or any technology to grip an audience Will never be another like him.
5176gahusky 3 months ago 4
it's interesting watching how they sifted through the different reports. fusilade of shots. first shot hit kennedy, next two hit connally. and then at 3:30 they report what was probably brennan seeing a rifle from the sixth floor.
andrelebaron 3 months ago
5:52-5:55
thats my reaction when i see a anime/manga death scene involving one of the show's most beautiful characters (like edward elric's bloody death). THATS HOW SAD I FEEL ABOUT SCENES LIKE THAT IN ANIME/MANGA.
bornagainjessie 5 months ago
what did he say at 2:50?...a secret service man was also killed in a barrage of shots apparently from a second floor window?...in all of these years, this is the first i've ever heard of that...wow...i mean if its right or wrong i've never heard that until just now....and walter said it...
478baker 5 months ago
@478baker It was first reported a Secret Service Man was shot and killed, but it ended up being a Dallas Police Officer named J.D Tippit who shot and killed allegedly by Oswald
B17GMODEL 3 months ago
Probably the most famous moment in television history, repeated endless times in documentaries and other compilations concerning the events in Dallas on 11/22/63, at 5:35. As Cronkite later recalled, it took a great deal of emotional control on his part not to break down completely while reading the teletype dispatch confirming Kennedy's death.
fromthesidelines 7 months ago 4