Oral History - Secret Service Agent Clint Hill

In this interview with the National Law Enforcement Museum, former Secret Service Agent Clint Hill covers his early childhood, his time in the army, joining the Secret Service, and his career serving under Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford. Highlights of the interview include his firsthand account of the assassination of President Kennedy, protecting Mrs. Kennedy the year after the assassination, and subsequently his account of finally healing from the PTSD he had carried with him for decades after the assassination.

[@e_8074]

Dear Mr. Hill, I believe President John Kennedy is proud of you and is eternally grateful for how you served his family and your country. One day all will be revealed and all will be made right. I thank God to live in a country with people like you. 🇺🇸🕊 Thank you for sharing your life and heart with us. God will bless you, brother.

[@Top500songs]

Go to hell, your blowing smoke out of your ass.

[@e_8074]

@@Top500songs You ought to see a therapist about the unresolved trauma that causes your need to bully others.

[@Top500songs]

@@e_8074 You need more than a therapist pal, if you people are to stupid to realize this clown is a liar than you are really naive.

[@e_8074]

@@Top500songs Tom, what convinced you he's a liar?

[@Top500songs]

@@e_8074 The secret service had to be penatrated for the plot to succeed. they left JFK at a Fort Worth hotel with 2 unarmed firemen for security the night before the murder while all the security detail was out drinking to the wee hours of the morning. I can tell Hill is lying by body language.

[@PANCHOVILLAMATO]

A man thrown into the spotlight, who has come to grips with his place in American history. Thanks for uploading this video, because just as Jackie's pink dress, Mr Hill's words belong to all future generations of Americans, so they too can bear witness. Those of us that were alive back then, remember it like yesterday... that horrible day in 1963...

[@clairemann5806]

Pp TV p

[@clairemann5806]

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[@melvindolan4910]

Very well said.

[@SMDAHL]

Immediately assigned to protect the President’s mother as a new hire. He’s hiding something…

[@matildamarmaduke1096]

​@@SMDAHL What do think that could be???

[@dragonclaws9367]

I love his serenity regarding his childhood. He grew up under the greatest adversity and has a cheerful disposition. I have MDD and this is inspiring to me.

[@bristolmod]

a true Gentleman who did his best on that fateful day. Can ask for nothing more.

[@RETROTV1394]

Clint Hill is a living Legend. I will be devestated when he passes.

[@davidarmstrong7628]

I wouldn't be too upset about it... He never came clean about what really happened that day. James Files was the real shooter. Oswald never fired a shot. People are stupid.

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@davidarmstrong7628 *spouts a random conspiracy theory with no evidence whatsoever* then says “People are stupid”. Ironic.

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

@@davidarmstrong7628 What a load of shite! Get a real job ya BawBag!

[@Drottninggatan2017]

@@davidarmstrong7628 The James Files story has no substance to it. He is just telling a story. Shooting the president with an experimental one shot pistol. Come on man!

[@jdm1039]

​@davidarmstrong7628 Conspiracy theroy bullshyte. Zero proof, zero evidence, zero common sense. Basically like you, a zero.

[@mattcravens2473]

God bless this gentleman. He served as well as could be expected on that terrible day, and during his distinguished career.

[@AnneMoshtael]

What a wonderful hero! He is cut from a different cloth: dignity, devotion and complete dedication to his work. God bless you, Mr Hill ♥️🙏🏼🌹💐

[@g.a.s.project5411]

You just called a man who was involved in JFKs assassination a fucking hero? You're sick

[@ottrovgeisha2150]

except that he is not honest about when he jumped and how he heard the shots.

[@porkstack]

This is history. Clint's memory and story telling skill makes it spellbinding. Fascinating man, thoroughly honourable and humble, respectful and worthy of our respect. Priceless video. God bless you Clint.

[@richarddemuth7077]

You got the right term for it: "STORYTELLING".

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@richarddemuth7077 Get over yourself. Who exactly are you to dismiss someone’s career/experience based on brainless conspiracies from smelly, contrarian basement dwellers?

[@richarddemuth7077]

@@TitaniumTurbine Get real and stop being one of their suckers. THAT'S WHY THEY DO all that CONSPIRACY shit. I DON'T abett, condone, OR accept it. One hundred years from now when you're all Borg fools like you will STILL be droning "Oswald did it. Oswald did it. Oswald did it."

[@michaelsikora6739]

SADLY, and I mean SADLY this guy ultimately took care of himself in the wake of the Assassination because the forces against him were CLEARLY going to crush him otherwise!!

[@richarddemuth7077]

@@michaelsikora6739 HOW would they have "crushed" him IF he had been a BRAVE MAN and done his SWORN DUTY by intervening to save the President's life?? Kennedy would have SURVIVED and the resulting "blowback" from the SCANDAL of the assassination ATTEMPT would have BLOWN the "cover" off the whole conspiracy so they WOULDN'T have DARED touch him!

[@MrOptomai]

A very well spoken man! You can tell truth, integrity, and loyalty, means everything to him. A national treasure as well as a national hero! Thank you Mr Hill for your service and your courage! You exemplify who and what a hero is....

[@MrOptomai]

@Thomas PickeringWhat ever you are smoking is working great. Because you must be tripping or completely delusional...

[@MrOptomai]

@Thomas Pikering I am aware of Zionist propaganda also, the illuminati. In my research I have not found any connection between Jackie and Zionism.

[@MrOptomai]

Jackie was raised and baptized Catholic. Also, upon her death buried as a Catholic. I should not have used the word propaganda. I understand the dangers of Zionist beliefs and the the Nation of Israel is no longer Jewish but capitalist Zionist. I have researched The JFK assassination. I do believe in possible mob ties. And I believe most of the cover up was due to both RFK and Jackie's intervention. My research has led me to believe they did so to protect his image and the office itself.

[@MrOptomai]

Thomas Pickering, I will try and sift through your material. I realize there are things going on in our society that have ancient ties of corruption in order to bring about a one world government system. That most of the present leaders of the world have ties to this system. I didn't fall off a turnip truck and hit my head. Just as I believe the present pandemic we are experiencing is also part of this mess.

[@dalesternitzky2431]

BS "He can't handle the truth" This man is a disgrace I don't think he knows the definition of the word "Truth"

[@elle7768]

The single best speaker I have ever seen. I live in Birmingham, Alabama but he was speaking in Atlanta, Georgia. My daughter went with me, she was in 5th grade, and my fiancé who is now my husband who is a cop tagged along too. We wanted to see him because we knew his Kennedy history but he was touring “Five Presidents” so it ended up being so much more than what we expected. He had amazing stories! He was wonderful! I have a photo of him with my daughter.. I wish you could reply with just photos. It was amazing to meet someone who has touched so much history. She’s in high school now and every time they tell about the Kennedy assassination she brings in that photo, her signed book, and her stories about meeting THE Clint Hill. We love him so.

[@jamclay222]

What a marvelous man. He is not just a victim of circumstances beyond his control but also a victim of the strength of his character. Fifty-five years later and you can still see the sadness in his eyes. God bless you Clinton Hill. If we only had more people like you in government today.

[@jones328]

Clint Hill. I have known of him since I was a kid, I was 5 years old and lived in Irving, Texas, about 13 miles from the Texas School Book Depository when JFK was assassinated. Mr. Hill is a true hero in every sense of the word. Thank you for capturing his unique view of history.

[@LeahysLads]

What a wonderful video interview of an American hero. God bless you Agent Clint Hill. My admiration for this man is immense. 🇺🇸🙏🏻

[@pamelalarson1652]

Dear Mr. Hill, You are truly an American hero! I thank God for the Secret Service and all the other law enforcement personnel who courageously and unselfishly put themselves in harm’s way to protect and defend us and those who serve us in political office. May God continue to bless America! P.S. I urge and encourage you to let go of any guilt you may be still be harboring for failing to save the life of President Kennedy. Surrender that to God who is our refuge and our strength and trust His inscrutable will! With deep respect and gratitude, Pamela Nedd Larson

[@susanhitchmanevans1443]

Perfectly said.

[@cindyauld7977]

I’ll M M

[@mariomartellacci9462]

An excellent interview. Clint Hill provided a brilliant insight on the occurrences of November 22 1963, his services to Jacqueline Kennedy and subsequent presidents and finally revealing his experiences, feelings and how he gradually overcame his remorse, depression, dependencies of preventing the outcome of that fateful day in November...

[@TXtoTN]

I love his story! I’ve listened to several interviews and this was probably one of the best ones I’ve seen

[@cpcattin]

No intention to be political. The Special Agent could give a few pointers in memory to our current president. His birth mother would be amazed and proud. What an incredible memory. I am in awe of his ability to recall.

[@Listening4Gabriel]

Your slight against our current president was an unnecessary negative.

[@janetf8171]

@@Listening4Gabriel That's because he IS a negative. FACTS.

[@laurenevalente7392]

@@janetf8171 not a fact merely your OPINION

[@matildamarmaduke1096]

​@@laurenevalente7392 Mine too, bet there are more of us? B ok

[@rhiannon8681]

Mr Clint has been such a wealth of info!.. True tales of histories events from people like Clint allow a window in time unlike any other. We're so lucky to have him. ❤️

[@jeaniusedits6094]

ITS MR HILL NOT MR CLINT DISLIKE!

[@thoughtsfromathenasreality]

Conspiracy or not, there still were not enough people protecting the president. And in my opinion, there WERE inconsistencies in it being a lone gunman. Of course, not everyone is going to agree.

[@mickmagee1963]

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[@dyoungdyounglast6336]

Mr. HILL had the best opportunity to take and conceal evidence. This is like Jackie's pink hat and white gloves and small gun. And a white Lambkin hand doll. Ask him forthrightly. If you look at Frame 313, you may notice, white smoke rising. And, like others have pointed out that we do not expect to see, so don't. This is that, shockingly, left-handed Jackie shot her beloved Jack. He likely did not want to live unable to speak like his sister, Rosemary. Jackie puts something behind the vehicle's cushion as she went to retrive a piece of Jack's skull. Shocking to be covered up by many book selling conspiracy theories. They all are to set us off track. Mr. Hill was hired as Jackie's body guard.

[@lukea.907]

He is a filthy liar who helped stage a coup in his own country. He took an oath and defecated all over it. I'm not exactly sure what we are lucky to have with this man.

[@stevencohn922]

Mr. Hill has outlived them all if indeed he is still alive in 2022!

[@stevencohn922]

He is with great detail recalling events of almost 60 years ago! Absolutely incredible at his age!

[@prinzessindianavonbaden787]

Yes. Because he is asked for this story again and again. And he tells the story again and again…

[@hannejeppesen1809]

If you witnessed the assisination of a president your were assigned to, and was Jackie's secret service man you probably won't forget much unless you have dementia.@@prinzessindianavonbaden787

[@stanleyhoover4244]

❤

[@TheMartinick]

Agent Hill certainly had an interesting and challenging life. Well done and what a great speaker and wonderfully heroic individual. God bless.

[@jltuttle1667]

So much respect for this man..... My sincerest hope for him is to find peace and solace..... He has undaunted courage

[@lc2185]

Mr Hill , I really enjoyed your honest assessment of you life and professional experience . You are an American hero .

[@ron3117]

Met Mr. Hill back in2013, amazing man.

[@pamelawood892]

You can really see the character qualities come through as former Secret Service Agent Clint Hill gives this interview. I am glad I was able to watch all of it! He is my kind of American!! Thanks for your service to our country, Mr. Hill. I know a lot of Canadians out there are proud of you too!! God Bless America and Canada (where honor really does count for something!). You are everything a man of your capacity should be and then some!! Am I comparing again? Lol. Take care. Another proud American with Canadian roots who also served.

[@georgiamule]

Like Mr. Hill, I was also assigned to Ft. Holabird, Md in 1963 for training as a Military Intelligence Special Agent. Upon completion of my training I was assigned to the 902d MI in Wash, D.C. I, too, re-enlisted in 1966 and was assigned to Germany. Those were exciting and demanding days in Europe during the Cold War. In 1968 I received orders to Vietnam and left Germany for a leave prior to reporting for shipping out for Vietnam. However, while I was visiting my parents, I received new orders reassigning me as the USAEUR Liaison Officer to the Intelligence Command. So, back to Ft. Holabird I went, happily I might add. I separated from active duty in 1970, returned to college on the GI Bill, completed my degree, went to law school and practiced for almost 40 years. I never met Mr. Hill, but I wish I could have. He is a man I for whom I have great respect. Maybe we could have chewed the fat. Be well, Sir.

[@slovett8437]

Thank you for your service!

[@jeffclark7888]

Great!

[@AA-ke5cu]

So what is your take on what happened?

[@georgiamule]

@@AA-ke5cu I have not reviewed the evidence other than the Zapruder footage, which I have had the opportunity to review, frame by frame. With that viewing opportunity, especially the moment of impact of the fatal shot to the President’s head, I can only come to the opinion that the fatal shot came from behind. The prior shot which passed through the President’s neck, and which also came from behind, possibly would not have been fatal. The experience of viewing the film confirmed to me there was no indication of any wound to the President that was fired from a position in front, or from the side of the motorcade, such as from the famous grassy. knoll. As to the presence of a conspiracy, it is my humble opinion that there was none. Most of the many different ones originated in the fertile minds of the media and fiction writers. I believe Mr. Hill completely. Thanks for asking.

[@jschreitmueller]

I was in math class in 5th grade. I’ll never forget that day. Thank you Mr. Hill, for what you did.

[@tomthumb3500]

Fascinating and humble man who dedicated his life to public service.I can’t recommend his autobiography strongly enough.

[@phyllisneal8687]

Thank you 💞

[@former5-0trustjesuschrist57]

Clint was a fraud Clint wasn’t a hero Clint’s a liar Stop promoting this wicked man! He saw the head wounds Why won’t he say the pictures/ X-ray/ drawings are not what he saw? Because he’s a punk And demonic demon rat! Clint your at the last days of life,,, Confess to the people that your were a FRAUD? Why did Clint lie and say he never received Vince Palamara’s letter from 20 or so years ago, Vince says he had a signed receipt with your name on it! Soon as Vince wrote the book survivors guilt…. That resurrected your fake career that you had to write you lying book! Clint your a PUNK..

[@g.a.s.project5411]

Of course this treasonous crook wrote an autobiography to profit off of Mr. Kennedys murder. What an absolutely vile scumbag traitor

[@sterlingpless4335]

Wish to see him before he's dead he's a man of history who you can't replace his knowledge...

[@nani.9754]

This man was still very much on the ball. I believe him. God bless Clint .

[@lebeautymarq8834]

Why would you imagine he burned his blood soaked clothing?

[@nani.9754]

@@lebeautymarq8834 the question of burnt clothing would never effect me the way it seems to effect you. At that time period it was very common to find generations who burned their trash Also who would want jacks blood as a daily reminder.? Not me that's for sure.

[@lebeautymarq8834]

@@nani.9754 He destroyed evidence in a criminal case which is a crime. The frangible bullet that fired the fatal shot was filled with an explosive substance, likely mercury. Traces would have been detectable in the blood. Yet ALL the blood evidence was destroyed and/or disappeared.

[@lebeautymarq8834]

I don’t believe him at all!

[@mezchr]

@@lebeautymarq8834 JFK's Cartier watch which was wiped clean of blood and brain tissue has mercury embedded in it.

[@user-wk5jo4hx7w]

An excellent account of history. Mr Hill was a faithful servant of the USA. 🙏✝️

[@JamieRHubert]

I think this kind of oral history/interview is something that all elderly people should get on video. Imagine if we had these interviews from not just historical figures like Lincoln and such, but just regular people in their every aspect of life. Now we can, and it’s not important just for ‘important’ people, but so future generations can get a vibe of how people once lived. Amazing.

[@mariarooney6262]

Fascinating interview, I enjoyed the way he details everything from the time he was born, all the way through. So detailed, that’s why he was a Secret Service Agent. Thank you for allowing him to speak so freely, great interviewer.❤️

[@techlife9853]

From such humble beginnings he rose to rub shoulders with presidents ....Prime ministers ....Kings and Queens ...and yet still behaves in such a humble manner ...

[@thinblueline1903]

A True American Hero ! Thank You For Your Service Mr.Hill.

[@SueProv]

@Ranuk Abeylath You say why not

[@Top500songs]

A true American embarrassment you are Hill, you should like SATAN lol.

[@richarddemuth7077]

ONLY to the duped dude.

[@benellifelli]

All I can say is, this man was very professional and showed the upmost of integrity . He should be proud of his service. I’m retired from law enforcement and I appreciate to hear this man speak from his heart. Thank you sir for telling this story. It has helped me so much to hear this.

[@glendagrant9042]

It was my 13th birthday Nov 22, 1963. I was at lunch and all the teachers at their lunch table became visibly upset. There eventually was an announcement over the intercom. I asked my mother would we be ok and would we forget. She said no you will never forget but we will be ok. Then it was MLK and Bobby. I worked in downtown Memphis at a bank near the Lorraine Motel. The bank closed. The national guard was out. It was surreal. Every year on my birthday it is plain as yesterday. This was an excellent interview. Thank you for your service.

[@DoctorCalabria]

OMG! The _real_ most interesting man in the world! A true true hero, role model and a model of humility. Thank you.

[@thomaspick4123]

He is a fraud. He must know a lot, but is covering up for his buddies in the Secret Service. How about a death bed confession? Was he one of the drunks, yucking it up the night before, getting drunk? So many Secret Service lies and destruction of evidence that day. A crime was committed in Dallas. The doctors at Parkland Hospital were qualified and legally obligated to perform the autopsy in Dallas. They bullied the JFK body away to Bethesda, where more lies and coverup occurred. These liars should all be fired and agency disbanded. Not even Trump wanted them. Trump preferred his own private security, and rightly so. Clint Hill is a bullshitter. Death bed confession please. If you do not repent, know this: in your coffin, your mattress will be maggots, your blanket will be worms.

[@danahsutton101]

Clint was the only agent who ran to the scene. Much respect to him.

[@Drottninggatan2017]

And covered up the crime scene so nobody could see what had happened.

[@jetcat132]

@@Drottninggatan2017 Nice cheap shot. The guy is a genuine American hero, and you’re not fit to take his garbage out.

[@Drottninggatan2017]

@@jetcat132 You do pick your heros don't you. Biden, Netanyahu and Fauci. The list goes on. All American heros. When they deceive you then you worship them.

[@manuelaigner5126]

​@@Drottninggatan2017 if you are mentally challenged enough to think he had anything to do with what happened on that fateful day you are not fit to comment on this mans actions

[@gregoryeastwood9068]

Clint was the one who did the most in trying to save the President that day in Dallas.

[@thatslifethatswhatpeoplesa7434]

Leave his Irish brains where they are

[@gemoftheocean]

@@thatslifethatswhatpeoplesa7434 what kind of a sick remark is that?

[@thenextgeneration9030]

@@thatslifethatswhatpeoplesa7434 you are worth nothing

[@simonfreedman2153]

Agent Clint Hill is an authentic American hero. His written memoir, "The Kennedy Detail," is a fascinating recollection of his service to this nation. This interview is a magnificent compliment to that book.

[@Arnold-vf9cg]

Mr. Hill is a strong revived gentleman. He is by far locked into history. His story is fascinating. God please grant this man your piece and love as well as continual healing due to the tragic events in Dallas we will never forget and always remember.

[@sandygray3546]

Am enjoying listening to. Clint. Hill. Very smart and interesting

[@jerrymarshall2095]

He's old school,you go on with your life,take the bad with the good.

[@dalesternitzky2431]

BULLSHIT!!

[@dalesternitzky2431]

@@sandygray3546 BULLSHIT!

[@dalesternitzky2431]

@@jerrymarshall2095 BULLSHIT!

[@sterlingpless4335]

Would love to meet him surprised that Hill is still alive at 91 after his depression and seeing all that gory violence... Would love to interview him or meet him before he's dead... He's a true hero...

[@mgunny05]

I have seen a few interviews with Mr. Hill and each and every time he has come across as a straight shooter and as a man that cared about doing the job and taking care/guarding Jackie. Good Man.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

I read his book Mrs. Kennedy and me, I think he was a little in love with her, he definitely had great admiration for her. However, he is too much of a professional to ever disclose that.

[@hart60]

Quite an amazing interview with him. The interviewer should be given name credit for professionalism and well prepared questions as well.

[@darlenealessio7609]

No time for counseling and no thought about your depth of remorse, challenges you personally faced, you and each of the agents all sacrifice mental health and physical health to safeguard those you are entrusted to protect, and above and beyond service. I wish you well I only pray those in power grips this and heeds your advice. To have all of you embrace professional counseling. How to accomplish that when you can not speak don't ask don't tell concept that has enveloped all dedicated service personnel. The interview was astounding and heartbreaking, you suffered the loss of not only those you serve but the loss of yourself along the way as did your personal relationships family. While ensuring others theirs every step of the way. Grace in all they do. It's 2021 the final question I would ask: What changes to ensure proactive personal emotional health has been afforded.?

[@joycemeadows1821]

Now this us journalism like supposed to be...too bad cant be like this now...

[@waldosgrade]

True that! And who was the interviewer??

[@seandooher9111]

Unfortunately the most important question was not asked. That question being; why was the evidence from the top ballistics and forensic expert Howard Donahue quashed? That evidence showing the metal fragments from Kennedy's skull contained 98% brass and only the Secret Service had bullets with that metal combination. Ascertaining that a shell was fired from ground level verifying the smell of cordite along the presidential motorcade path. A shot fired accidentally by one of the Secret Service agents riding in the backup car following the presidential Lincoln continental. Also making clear why the Secret Service was so adamant on removing the president's body from the hospital to bring it back to Bethesda, Maryland, breaking a state law that all deaths need to be diagnosed and autopsied in the state in which the death occurred. It would also explain the placing of a perfectly preserved shell on the gurney that the president's body was brought in on as a diversion to cover their own buffoonery. Buffonery of epic proportion which would have made them the laughing stock of the world and a humiliation which would have made the world a better place today by slapping the arrogance out of the US Government. Unfortunately the lies and the arrogance continues and the world is worse off because of it. Ref: Mortal Error, The Shot That Killed Kennedy, by Bonar Menninger

[@spudjohnsonn8122]

@@seandooher9111 There were 8 assassins firing at JFK and the killers used fragmentary bullets.

[@patkarpf4386]

Outstanding interview. I was 18 when JFK was assainated my freshman year in college listening to the radio sa it happened.

[@firstlastname3865]

Mr. Clint Hill is a truly honorable man. People like Mr. Hill are what make America great.

[@paystarbuzzy]

First Lastname not to me. To me he is one of LBJ's many ugly greedy dirty and loyal henchmen. Alas, he was just "the help" to Mrs Kennedy and her husband and he hated both of them for it. Of that be sure. And burning his bloody suit in his barbecue pit may have been his emotional response but it was very unprofessional of him to do so. His training would have taught him to preserve all evidence of attempts on the Chief whether successful or not. But he ignored his training and went along with the black hats. They all did.

[@geoffreyjohnstone5465]

Sorry, I cant agree with you. The man wrote in his report that the wound was in the right rear of JFKs head, he then testified to this. He also stated he went to see the body after the autopsy and said there was a wound in the back 6 inches below the neckline. In later years he started to say the wound was on the right side of the head. You want to look up to a Secret Service agent then look no further than Abraham Bolden.

[@paystarbuzzy]

@@geoffreyjohnstone5465 well it is intolerably odd that the Warren Commission looked elsewhere for what convinced them. And it's saddening to make these comments about a fellow so revered but he just did not do the job he was paid to do, and that was protect the number one guy. He failed, perhaps valiantly, but there were so many things he could have done. Chief of which would have been to warn the first lady of where they were and how dangerous it was and what was on the handbills circulating around Dealey Plaza that day. You certainly defended him well, but there is a side of him very friendly to the notion of Johnson taking over. He just does not show it to the public. Maybe they kept him on the detail for the realism of it but they did keep him on which means somebody knew he would not get in the way of the Big Event. Perhaps it is his adoption as an infant and the nerve wracking experience of growing up eluded by the love of a family. But there is something awry about him that seriously undermines his credibility. The secret Service was JFK's last line of defense and they took a dive like they'd been bought off by the same fat cats who got rich off the Vietnam War.

[@geoffreyjohnstone5465]

@@paystarbuzzy He was assigned to Mrs Kennedy and I think he did his job as best he could given that no SS Agents were allowed to ride on the Presidential limo. He reacted when others around him did nothing (I dont buy LBJs account of Youngblood's actions) and that is commendable. My problem with him is that he knew the wound in JFKs head was at the right rear (just as Parkland doctors said, and later, Sibert and O'Neil and Bethesda staff) but then later on started to say the wound was above the ear and round to the right side side of JFKs head. His own report and testimony are in total conflict with that assertion. He was saying this long after he retired so had no worries about losing his job or pension. Perhaps he didnt want to end up being railroaded like they did with Abraham Bolden or worse. I also dislike how how the CIA put it out that anyone that wrote a book in regard to the assassination that showed dissent of the official findings was doing it for money but Mr Hill has been involved with 4 or 5 books but isnt frowned upon as a profiteer. People like Lane, Weisberg, Meaghre, Joesten etc couldnt get media time or newspaper interviews so just how do they communicate with people if not by a book? I have gone off at a tangent there but I think up until 1965 Clint Hill was an honourable man that actually came out of the assassination with some credit. However, I am so disappointed he changed his story as to the wound locations in later years.

[@paystarbuzzy]

@@geoffreyjohnstone5465 No way is he righteous. He and the rest of the detail took a dive like a washed up cauliflower faced palooka boxer in a lowbrow venue on Friday night. There are many disturbing facts about Clint Hill and his behavior on 22Nov63 but they only ever appear in a disjointed fashion. One that just occurred to me is the title of his book, "Five Presidents." Ostensibly it refers to the span of Clint Hill's career as an agent. But on futher thought the number five refers to the total number future presidents that were in Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963. To wit- Nixon, Ford, George Bush 41 and teenaged George Bush 43 and of course Lyndon. As for Reagan and Clinton, they were too smart to be anywhere near Dallas. Nixon was out of town on an airplane by ten AM. I wish I had been the coroner on duty in Dallas that day. When they said the several hours delay occasioned by a Texas Autopsy would be "not acceptable," I would have said "well, you bunch of assholes coming here and letting the president get shot isnot acceptable either!" This motherfuckerstood to benefit more than anybody else, if you ask me. More even than Johnson, because Lyndon was already a famous politician. This devious lying two faced cretin was a nobody who got to become an author and celebrity for the rest of his life. He was an abandoned child who grew up an orphan and his self esteem is so low that he now cloaks himself in a madeup fantasy world of mentally divined media blurbs. LOOK AT IT THIS WAY: It was his job to protect the First Lady, right? Well, under his watch, The president got gunned down in public, like a bully snitch pimp and he lost her pink hat. Symbols of this man's epic betrayal of American Democracy in favor of neo fascism. He never, EVER deserved so much attention, the ugly creep. May he deep fry eternally in the tar vats of infernal Hades.

[@andria3798]

Thank you so much for your service Mr. Hill!

[@lynnedooley3127]

I don't know if Mr. HILL actually gets to read any of these comments. But with the hope that he does, I know that he has been consumed with guilt for his entire life after the assassination. He is an honorable Patriot and he is the only agent to have reacted that day. He did absolutely all that he could and he is to be respected and thanked for his service to our country.

[@livelikeus4980]

Dad hmmm

[@stephengiffith1010]

Duane said you are. A bs er

[@dalesternitzky2431]

That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard Ppl calling Clint Hill an American hero or patriot is an absolute disgrace The entire Secret Service was in on it There's so much evidence OJ Simpson's dream team couldn't have gotten them off!!

[@harryplenn8995]

@@dalesternitzky2431 - you're too stupid for words.

[@roxannemoser]

@@dalesternitzky2431 the President made them ride on the car behind. JFK himself said he wanted to appear more accessible to the people.

[@WhoShe1973]

Thank you sir for your dedicated service to our county. You are a seemingly honest, real and genuine man, therefore worthy of great respect, in my opinion. I pray that God continues to bless you and yours all the days of your life.

[@bethglaser26]

This guy is the last part of a living history, I’ve read his books which are awesome I recommend them highly! Thank you Mr.Hill for speaking (finally) about a subject only you know very well!! God Bless you and Salute for a job well done

[@susanpayne5148]

I agree, a fascinating book! A definite read if you are a history buff, especially during that era!! Thank you for your life of unwavering service!

[@chayafuerst9246]

G-d bless Mr. Clint Hill and his birth mother and his adopted parents! He had such an incredible career! I was in my Latin class in the 10th grade in high-school; when there was announcement that JFK was shot over the speakers in all class rooms. We were told to go home! Students were crying in the hallways when we went to our lockers. My family watched the funeral on TV! For three days we were glued to the TV! Thank you so much for this info. We all felt bad when we read in the newspaper that Patrick died. My late mother loved Jackie and her incredible sense of style! You were proud to be a Democrat back in the day! Now that the party has changed so much I am now a Republican! Again, thank you MR. Clint Hill! Hope my own son has such an awesome career. Currently he is VP of a high tech company and my daughter is a nurse! Kenny O'Donnell was awesome too! My late Grandfather was Dominic O'Donnell. His father Hugh was from Westport & Donegal Ireland. Thank you so much for sharing this info! May you have no more sorrow!

[@theresemcnerney7961]

@@chayafuerst9246 I was in Latin class also but freshman at Siena High School in Oak Park, Il All we could hear was crying, a very sad time in all of our lives. I thought Jackie and her children were so courageous, especially Jackie.

[@r.mercado9737]

This was truly an outstanding, yet compassionate interview provided by Secret Service Agent Bill Hill. As a US Marine Combat Veteran, I sensed the enormous pain and trauma experienced during that fateful day, in our history, when POTUS JOHN F. KENNEDY, was taken away from us. I can sincerely imagine taking that situation as a sleeping pill only to discover waking up and yelling Mr. President!!! in a pool of sweat! “My God my God, is there no hope for the widows Son.” In this prime example of taking the first grand of a step there was. Bravo Zulu, Sir! Semper Fi

[@hopewellsmit7819]

are you sure of the interview for one moment the dead nurse SHE ~! and later with a Arranged Coroner Speedy service , ! for the now DEAD HE NURSE ` .oh fate is always just a word. clint gave the info away trying to get the body around the corner // what pillar in a blk wagon/

[@judyclark1906]

One of the most important insights I gained from this hero of a man, was the healing power he testifies to, that in Telling this Story, his story, of this great Tragedy for All of Humanity, past, present, and Future, he is expurgating himself from the guilt and remorse he endured, not having been able to place himself on the back of the car, to protect from just such an event: he obeyed his Commander, and stood down. Because the President trusted and believed in the people he served, and for whom he gave his Life.

[@rhiannon8681]

I'm AMAZED at how sharp his memory is with every tiny detail.

[@laurietreat1996]

Me too

[@johannyblalock6812]

I said the same thing… great orator also..

[@DariceDavisjprocks94]

When I hear interviews like this one with people who were support staff to historic figures, most interviewees capture the importance of their role and memorialize it as did former Agent Hill. He was also exceptionally intelligent as are most government employees at his level. The federal government has high standards and qualifications, and gets to pick candidates from one of the largest pools available. Many situations they must adapt to require the depth of cultural exposure Agent Hill had as a child.

[@jeaniusedits6094]

Same LIKE!

[@lebeautymarq8834]

Fear will do that to you. He’s seen what happens to those who step out of line.

[@tommeredith7079]

Clint had an amazing experience working with the secret service. His assignment of protecting the First Lady Jaqueline Kennedy was memorable to Clint to say the least. Having a bird's eye view of what Mrs. Kennedy was actually like. Obviously this made a lasting impression on Mr. Hill. Clint certainly has the ability to convey his experiences with candor. I like how Clint pointed out the undesirable assignments were being assigned to First ladies. Instead of traveling the Globe with a President, one is reduced to the boring task of attending tea parties, card games and shopping sprees. Clint has seen it all and I commend him for conveying his knowledge and first hand account of carrying out his assignments throughout his career.

[@natalee217]

Tom Meredith Not an easy job but he gave it his all. Hats off to this man

[@tommeredith7079]

@@natalee217 I couldn't agree more with you. And Mr.Hill worked during a time when they had no technology. They had to use hand signals, no computers. A good Patriot in deed.

[@dalesternitzky2431]

Yeah an amazing experience of murdering President Kennedy and getting away with it

[@dalesternitzky2431]

@@natalee217 OMFG!! Natalee are you alright? You ppl are scaring me!! You have me deeply concerned I'm totally AWESTRUCK!!

[@roxannemoser]

It wasn't long before Jackie married Ari Onassis because she felt her children would be safe in Greece. If only she could've stopped her son from publishing his magazine, he'd probably still be alive. It wasn't named George by accident.

[@ac.7724]

No one will forget the sight of him running to catch the presidential limo and getting Jackie off the trunk and back into the car. Then he covered them with his own body to protect them. He may feel like he didn't do his duty well enough, but I think a lot of people would disagree. I still can't believe how he caught up with that car the way he did. Gives me chills.

[@mikeivey7167]

He was able to catch up to the presidents car because the car stopped!

[@lloydz3955]

Right. His life and family could have suffered the same losses.

[@lloydz3955]

Why was it stopped in a crucial time to get people to safety and out of rifle range?

[@douglasheadley7490]

There is no film footage shot in Dealey Plaza, from Zapruder to Nix that shows that the limousine ever came to a complete stop. The limousine did slow down because the two Secret Service agents in the front seat were looking back to see what happened in time to see JFK hit with the Fatal headshot before accelerating. Clint Hill lost his footing as the limousine began to pick up speed and somehow managed to get onto the back of the trunk in time to save Jackie Kennedy because she would have surely Fallen off the back and gotten run over by the follow-up car

[@33DMC33]

The zaprudder film has been manipulated i can break it down frame by frame for you, the driver of JFKs car was looking directly back at JFK when he got hit with a headshot, not at a complete stop but to a slow creep, Agent Hill actually in the Z film jumps on motorcycle in the motorcade then leaps onto the back of JFKs car thats when Jackie jumps on back trunk .(I suggest to watch the Z film in slow motion then slow it down to .25 speed.) You will naturally see many anomalies that could only happen through film manipulation. From the front row of crowd on elm street to the sign post covering the throat shot of jfk jumping around and moving then disappearing posts of the sign and the fact the sign has opacity and you can watch the car headlights faze through it as well as a lady in blue on the bottom right corner.

[@SonatasysInc]

Another factor that many people never factor into their thinking is the fact that President Kennedy was wearing a very large back brace that limited his range of motion greatly. The brace extended far up his back and just below his chest in front, all tightly wrapped in heavy bandages. This brace affected how the president reacted, how much body could adjust. It makes judging bullet trajectory and body reaction even more difficult. Reactions would differ being shot in that car with or without a large back brace. The brace likely prevent the president from bending over further after his first wound in the throat, perhaps limiting his ability to bend way over/forward and out of the line of fire. And so on...

[@gemoftheocean]

Thanks as regards your comments on the back brace. So sick of the conspiracy nuts.

[@SonatasysInc]

@@gemoftheocean Unfortunately, the president was literally an open, sitting, immobile duck that day.

[@vincentlussier8264]

​@@gemoftheoceanMaybe you're sick of conspiracy buffs but there was a conspiracy! There's no way there wasn't one!

[@jetcat132]

@@vincentlussier8264 There is a way. It’s called Lee Harvey Oswald.

[@bsrk3170]

The honor, class and dignity of this man. He’s had a remarkable life.

[@dalesternitzky2431]

WTF?? What kinda drugs you on? I want some

[@wizz6648]

He definitely is the mold that I would expect good agents are made from

[@sonyalovelace7504]

@@dalesternitzky2431 m k

[@bobthompson4319]

40:20, d@mn it have to baby sit. Smh

[@paystarbuzzy]

Wizz Oh bullshit! That is what you're supposed to say about JFK, not silly little compulsively lying coward closet Nazi Clint Hill's traitorous ass!!!

[@geoffm9944]

Clint Hill is a real gentleman and the ultimate security professional. A loyal man who put his life on the line for a long line of US presidents.

[@spudjohnsonn8122]

You are a naive FOOL!

[@scottnorris5728]

@@spudjohnsonn8122 every man has his skeletons. Tell me something about this man that makes you think he might be no good. Thank you

[@mr.majestic2667]

@@scottnorris5728 He should have been on back of limo after the 1st crack of noise , he was not in position to shield president after 1st crack , second crack , third fatal crack .

[@emeraldaisle2927]

A great man, American and an amazing life. I thank you and your family for your sacrifice and service.

[@williamrooth]

May God Bless Mr. Clint Hill. An amazing life, but he has sacrificed so much personally. Well done, sir! We admire you and thank-you for your service, sir.

[@sheilastauffer5128]

Very interesting gentleman. Thank you for your service.

[@troybirch]

My God! I have to say that reading the comments has been one of the only things I've seen that gives me hope for the future. All of our future. Thank you- no conspiracies! No left vs. right! Nothing but intelligent patriotic people! Can we expand that group and rid ourselves of the horrible monsters that feel the need to show the world how naive, ill informed and just idiotic we are?

[@BryanM61]

Sorry, Troy. I wish that could happen too, but I don't think that's realistic.

[@youcrazycat1]

Yes! Don't listen to the naysayers.

[@Top500songs]

Ignorant Yes men!

[@c-r]

@@BryanM61 yup

[@Chauncey60]

No conspiracies? How naive you are.

[@aardvark1956]

Not just the same stories you’ve always heard. Sit back and take a listen.

[@johnb.8687]

Don’t tell me what to do

[@erikkopsala3564]

Clint Hill claims at about 53.30 he could determine the rough location of the first shot , the Oswald position , but did not hear the second shot ok, heard the 3rd shot but does not elaborate what location the shot seemed to came from , the Oswald position or directly close behind or the grassy knoll in the near 180 degrees opposite direction, this is so important . Many, witnessed the smell of gunpowder odor after the 3rd shot at ground level Clint does not mention any gun shot sound from the grassy knoll area in the opposite direction from the front of him, this needs to be clarified it's so important . Because the trajectory of the head shot bullet is the key to this puzzle , is it possible the head shot came from George Hickey in the security limo behind , remember the trajectory of the bullet , It has been proven the head shot trajectory is not possible from the Oswald position it was far too high to join the dots, and the Oswald ammunition could not do the head shot damage but totally consistent with high velocity AR15 ammunition in the presidential security limo directly behind. The conclusion , Oswald or someone else in that position hit JFK with the first back shot but not the head shot .JFK brain injury was all covered up .BS bullististic's report. Could JFK have even survived the first shot to the back through to neck and if not maybe that is a loophole and convenient reason for the secret service to close ranks and deflect their catastrophic security f#ck up . The whole JFK assassination has never been investigated. Critically but been turned into a humungous who done it , deliberately. just like 911 plus the "pulling" of building 7 event 'you can't believe your lying eye's". Research the assassination of Vietnam president Ngo Dinh Diem on November 2 1963 just 3 weeks before JFK was murdered and look for any connections

[@johnb.8687]

@@erikkopsala3564 No it was Oswald, after he fled the building he murdered a police officer. It’s sad to me how little time we have and how much information is out there to learn. For example I assume you don’t know much about American intervention in the Middle East in the past 50 years and the hell on earth the United States has unleashed on those people. If you did then you wouldn’t question what happened on 9/11.

[@kevinperry5458]

They broke the mold , they don't make them like him anymore 😔

[@sharonnorthern1525]

Clint Hill is an American hero and treasure.

[@copper2150]

Like so many others that day will forever be imbedded in our mines and soul. Unexpected, un for seen, and unforgettable. Thank you, sir, for your dedication, your professionalism, especially your well-respected place in history. As someone else might have said, "I want to express my" thanks for all you have done...

[@michaeltuckerman6983]

I am almost as old as the assassination of JFK. I've lived my life questioning the events of that day. Mr. Hale you have left me with no more questions

[@brober]

I've had the pleasure and privileged of meeting Mr.Hill. Mr. Clint Hill is a patriot and a hero.

[@braddavid902]

This man is awesome. Such a great story teller and American hero

[@jamesb.9155]

I hope our Mr Hill is still doing well. His incredibly lucid account has been unfaltering for nearly 60 years since the events of those times. In 1990 he returned to Dealey Plaza for the first time to walk the route and recount his experiences during those moments taking note of the Texas School Book Depository looming over all. He is very clear about where the shots came from that killed President Kennedy. He is a very fine man and a living historian.

[@raycunningham3111]

Mr Hill like many others has not told the truth about the shooting they were all in on the assassination lbj ,Nixon Hoover Bush the CIA FBI Dallas police ,the man that fired the fatal shot from the Grassy knoll was a Sicilian mafia man who used an exploding bullet with is why the body was rushed away before the doctors could examine it the whole system stinks to high heaven

[@jamesb.9155]

@@raycunningham3111 Mis-information/dis information spoke by some bot or other . . .

[@liecrusher3506]

Jean Hill said that some came from the Grassy Knoll.

[@jeffclark7888]

@@liecrusher3506 she was a fibber and a buffoon.

[@jeffclark7888]

@@jamesb.9155 wrong.

[@schweinhund7966]

He is such a decent human being. Great historical lesson reference the Secret Service, the Army and life in rural North Dakota. It is so important that his experience is documented orally, by himself, for the assassination event.

[@solsunson262]

Bless Clint Hill!! ..born in North Dakota...same as my real mother... #NorskHøstfest

[@Zzx75]

How wonderful this man had this interview. He recalled everything.

[@justanotherperson584]

A life of dedication. You have done a remarkable job. Carry no guilt for the rest of your life, you went above and beyond. I know it was the job taken. Talking about it was your therapy, just talking about it.

[@TPOrchestra]

Yes, he was going above and beyond while he was partying the night before the assassination until three in the morning.

[@marillavanbeuren8572]

@@TPOrchestra can you prove that silly statement?

[@lizadivine3785]

@@TPOrchestra so what if he did? I have partied many times until 3 in the morning.

[@justanotherperson584]

@@lizadivine3785 me too.

[@joannehardin4868]

Because he was a Secret Service agent he saw little of his own family which ended in divorce. Really sad. I loved his books.

[@techlife9853]

This chap is such a decent man .....I hope ALL the presidents and VIPs he worked for realise just how lucky they were to have him work for them - Jackie Kennedy was such an amazing lady a truely decent ...strong ..kind ....REGAL lady - Jackie and Jack were - American Royalty

[@cynthiathomas5754]

Practical information and insight. We need to learn reality like this.

[@shirleyrice7093]

Mr. Hill served before the Me, Me, Me generations. He was honest, principled and dedicated.

[@curbozerboomer1773]

And those guys, at that period of time, did not even make any more money than a standard cop would, despite their extremely important positions!

[@gracelovetorres1498]

I can listen to him forever so interesting 🧐 and amazingly great stories🙂💡

[@ClassPresidentAlejandro1999]

yes I know same here.

[@gracelovetorres1498]

@Goose Tater lmfao u are a 🌰 nut case dude only crazy people like u make Psychotic story i think u need to go to the looney bin lmao 😆

[@gracelovetorres1498]

@Goose Tater at u said untrue ur Deranged lunatic

[@joycemeadows1821]

He still remembers everything, dates & years...biden cant remember what he even said in a current teleprompter speech 30 minutes later...id hate to be SS Agent assigned to him...wouldnt want to take a bullet for this current one.

[@Aggiesep]

God bless Clint Hill

[@raypowers3145]

Great job you did !!! Your should be proud of your self ... I enjoyed your video . All we can do in life is , do the best that one can do !!! Your a awesome man !!!

[@robertasmith6840]

God bless you Clint hill

[@spudjohnsonn8122]

@@robertasmith6840 Go to HELL, Mr. Hill!

[@googlyzeyz31]

Now now lol

[@theaccountantguy]

This is absolutely gold. One of the best content to hear from someone's life account. Amazing interview 🎉

[@jim3208]

A true American hero as much as any veteran of military service or law enforcement. God Bless Clint Hill!!!

[@butterfliesandfate]

Mr. Hill, thank you for sharing your humble beginnings and that you were adopted. My adoptive parents were born and grew up in Ada, Minnesota, not far from Moorhead, MN. I spent a lot of time in Ada, Moorhead and Fargo during my childhood. Those were the best years of my life. Lots of Lutefisk and lefse!!! I look forward to reading your new book. You served under the most intelligent, humorous and classy president in modern U.S. history.

[@Iowagreenfield]

Thank you for your service Mr. Hill. Your life is so interesting. I can't even imagine all the places you have been and the people you have known. Such a great interview.

[@ksat8602]

🤔... smh 🤦🏾‍♂️😅🤣 #SoundsLikeTheSubliminalThemeIs #Assasination🤔hmmm, I guess it wasn’t about Eunuchs after all. #Assasination?#subliminals☝🏽however, if it’s a job offer, please I have already given my answer. It’s an honor to be considered, but I respectfully decline to honor the offer. I respect, honor and thank those in the service for what they do. Thank you though😊.

[@mikearnold5746]

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[@Roxy-no5wv]

@@mikearnold5746 lol

[@caesarcastro2205]

You have very strong LTM thank you Mr Hill

[@deborahmeredith6411]

A true American hero who gave his all. Sometimes life deals us a hand that is impossible. God bless this man.

[@denanethereford5536]

Absolutely fascinating. History reported by those who were there!

[@diannaw110]

You are a true American Hero, Mr. Hill. Your courage, devotion and respect is a marvel to witness in this video. You have been a significant part and witness to American history as we know it. You are an extraordinary man. Peace be with you.

[@ellenlyons4090]

This man was truly dedicated to his job. He really cared about the people he was assigned to guard.The secret service should have kept him on maybe not in the field but as a senior adviser his knowledge and understanding of the job could have benefitted new agents coming in. Secret service it was your loss. True gentleman true American.

[@g.a.s.project5411]

How in the fucking he'll was this dirtbag who was INVOLVED IN THE ASSASSINATION A GOOD AGENT. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU!!!!!!

[@bryanreitmeyer3402]

Just finished reading Five Presidents. Fascinating.

[@bscruggs3315]

Bryan Reitmeyer great book. Unbelievable period in us history

[@ClassPresidentAlejandro1999]

I'm still finishing it

[@skeltonjuanita6515]

This man was drilled by wonderful people in how to to be the best you can be…and he did that…and he still felt he had failed. Here was a man who never got to spend time with his family because he did NOT fail to do his duty. What more can any nation, political party, or citizen ask of another human being. Thank you Mr. Hill a million times over.

[@ElSmusso]

Cheers from Norway 🇳🇴 agent Hill.

[@patsyjohnson3963]

Mr. Hill gave the best piece of information . The autopsy was supposed to be done in Dallas. What did happen in Washington. Anyone with eyes could see the second shot went in the front and blew his skull and brain to the back of the car. Something was changed. Clint was a die hard protector and could tell you the truth but you had to understand what he was saying.

[@jeffclark7888]

You are misinformed.

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

Watch the head shot slowed down, as clear of the sun comes up in the morning the shot entered the back of Kennedy's head & exited the front. All the blood & matter goes upwards & forward, who are you kiddin? Steamer!

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

@@jeffclark7888 Aye & clearly has never watched the head shot slowed down. Oswald did the deed & did it alone, the rest is wishful thinking & pure fantasy.

[@jeffclark7888]

@@KeithWilliamMacHendry precisely, sir.

[@matildamarmaduke1096]

​@@KeithWilliamMacHendry He is a great uncle of mine and he did not put the bullet or a bullet into the car he was a patsy a fall guy paid a kings fortune which provided for his family u see he was dying and his boss man gave him a offer he couldn't refuse.he didn't anticipate being taken out to keep him shut up but then àgain he was dying and a quick bullet oppose to a lingering agonizing death

[@robyndowney2233]

Clint Hill and his colleagues did their level best in very difficult circumstances. They are only human. Very sad day in international history. Thanking him for his service. Not sure if he is still around. 🙂❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🌷🌺🌸🍀🌾

[@richardcheese4722]

I've been intrigued by Mr Hill since I was about 5. I try to catch every video he appears in. He rarely strays from the official story line. A recent video he did he dropped a bomb shell. That the 3rd shot. The head shot. Mr Hill stated the 3rd shot "sounded different" than the first. I was shocked. I've always believed Mr Hill knows or suspects more than what he let's on.

[@bobtaylor170]

The third shot sounded different because he saw and heard the bullet hitting Kennedy's head a nanosecond before he heard the sound of the shot itself.

[@HTub-bo2yl]

A lad from Larimore, ND. A fabulous American life🇺🇸✨ I can imagine listening in to Jack and Jackie's thoughts on the burden that selfless duty extracts on their Secret Service men and their families regardless the outcome.

[@nancymoore8026]

Excellent! Thank you so much.🎵🎶🎵🎶

[@876statestreet]

For those who are interested. The discussion of the events of 11/22/1963 begins at about <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2850">47:30</a>

[@jimwallen641]

Fantastic. This was a great and interesting interview.

[@karenmyers3793]

You are amazing. I'm so glad you have told your story and I was able to hear it. I admire you greatly. Thank you for your service.

[@lizcarol8000]

I have his book, he is so easy to listen to, this is a history many today will never know. A very interesting life, to say the least.

[@shaungarratt9941]

Fascinating. Very interesting, he seems a genuine man.

[@dalesternitzky2431]

You don't know JACKSHIT!! Fraud Phony Murdering Bastards!!

[@dalesternitzky2431]

Ted Bundy is more genuine than this sorry ass poor excuse for a human being!!

[@paystarbuzzy]

Shaun Garret perhaps in the jaundiced eye of a poisoned jackal!!!

[@theplceforme]

@@dalesternitzky2431 you need professional help

[@napoleoncinco393]

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