Rare John F Kennedy Artifacts and Lee Harvey Oswald Relics

[@c.draper1483]

What an outstanding collection of items. Great presentation!

[@GeorgeVreelandHill2]

Thank you. History MUST be preserved for our future. I will have to visit this place.

[@FreyzelProductions]

Absolutely. It’s well worth a visit!

[@CathyHendrix1]

Great video! Anything Kennedy related that you would like to show us would always be appreciated.

[@FreyzelProductions]

Thanks Cathy! I always get excited showing these types of collections!

[@JB-ie9hj]

A fascinating video about a truly great man and President .What an inspiration he was ,how the world could do with a leader like him now .Thank you for the excellent video greetings from Australia.

[@mikecagle984]

Ww had one! His name is Trump and by Gods grace hopefully we will get him back!!

[@beverlygamble4789]

Thank you so much for the video. I have always been fascinated with the Kennedys. I was little when it happened . But I still remember that

[@DannyWalker247]

Amazing collection for sure. Thanks for the video.

[@ATLcentury334]

It’s well worth the trip to visit “The Henry Ford Museum” and “Greenfield Village” in Dearborn MI. Where the Kennedy limousine is parked, it is in a lineup of vintage presidential vehicles. The newest being the Lincoln president Reagan used the day he was shot, going back all the way to an official White House carriage. The museum also has the rocking chair president Lincoln was sitting in the evening he was assassinated at Ford’s Theater in Washington D.C. Both the museum and Greenfield Village are so large, it would be a two day visit to see both. Greenfield Village also offers rides in vintage Model T cars. There is also an IMAX theater on the property. If you ever find yourself in the Detroit area, it is a must see.

[@Downecker]

Horrible times! I'm 74 and remember that Friday. I was 11 years old. I remember that Sunday watching a live murder on TV ! My parents and sister were watching too. That's when we stopped being a naive society snd suspected the worst from our Government! 😂😂😮😢 History confirms this !😢😮

[@mortalclown3812]

I believe the same re: RFK and MLK, Jr., as well. Very few statespeople since who've worked for our Founding Fathers' goals. Odd juxtaposition from our republic's early days when we were threatened by the Redcoats: now it's the red hats who want to upend Democracy. Here's hoping we can survive. (And the planet, too, for that matter.) Paz y luz.

[@barbarasmith5879]

First time here and it certainly won't be the last. Thank You

[@FreyzelProductions]

Thank you 😁

[@ThatPartyGuyVR]

I was here a couple months ago and it’s very fascinating so many years of history are there and it’s amazing to see all the artifacts

[@messinacox4915]

Also, the Book Depository , now a museum in Dallas is a must-see. They even have the area glassed off where Oswald supposedly stood when he shot the rifle to assainate JDK, and they have a lot of the life of JFK.

[@janetphillips2875]

Allegedly, supposedly ....but he didnt

[@jetcat132]

@@janetphillips2875but he did

[@Worldit-z6z]

Correct..."supposedly".

[@jetcat132]

@@Worldit-z6z Just like you supposedly have evidence of an alternative?

[@messinacox4915]

@@Worldit-z6z yes. I live near Dallas. I've been there several times.

[@scottvernon7347]

How very cool! I live now directly across the street where LHO lived while attending Arlington Heights High School in Fort Worth

[@arthuraucar3696]

Wow..! What a great video never seen before with so much history behind it..! This is as close to that fateful day as you can get..! Thanks again....!

[@susanschultz8182]

Very cool! We are not too far from that place. Going to plan on a visit sometime. ❤ Thank you!

[@FreyzelProductions]

It’s well worth the visit!

[@TonyRomearound]

I'm going to call you out on the movie theater seat that Oswald was sitting in. I visited that movie theater plenty of times and lined up photos. The movie theater seats still are original in the theater from the day of 1963

[@salsingleton6175]

You do great videos. I was 11, 6th grade when he was killed. Watched Oswald get shot on live TV. He was my favorite president. I really enjoyed watching this. Thank you!

[@jbenziggy]

Very cool! Is this JFK memorabilia always there or is it a special temporary exhibit?

[@FreyzelProductions]

This is a permanent exhibit! 😁

[@bulldawg7232]

I don't know what it is in these kind of videos, but you can❤ actually see the real cars, people wearing the clothing, weapons etc. on yt, but for some reason when you see them in a museum setting it's like , Wow! That's the real thing! I had the same feeling watching the tour of the Elvis museum.

[@rossincognito273]

Always the best stuff very cool

[@christinecoleman1219]

Thankyou from the UK, so intresting 👍

[@jackietrujillo9612]

wow it's amazing seeing all that. lts all history and you could feel it. l would love to see this.

[@Tomtoms-tomtoms]

Wow, amazing collection. Thanks for showing us. I’m watching from here in Dublin, Ireland. I believe that car that was behind JFK limo in Dallas was used as his main limo when JFK visited us here in Ireland not long before his assassination. There are photos of him standing in the back waving at crowds with our president at the time Eamon De Valera sitting beside him. If possible it would be interesting to see some shots of the front of that car? … thanks a million for sharing. Its amazing that so much of that history is preserved as it should be. 🙏☘️☘️☘️☘️

[@saxMD2008]

Wow that was great! Thank you!!

[@Sheila-o8f]

Very interesting

[@Goldie-gg1so]

Future will prove Oswald did not kill Kennedy! Govt knows it too!

[@Goldie-gg1so]

Why. do u think Ruby shut him up?

[@John-R.61]

Nicely done video.

[@MagSeven7]

Excellent exhibit! I have visited the School Book Depository museum in Dallas and walked Dealey Plaza. Standing in the same places this tragedy took was eery to say the least! I was a junior in high school when this took place and like many others my age, witnessed Oswalds shooting and the JFK funeral as it happened. Incredible time in history. I just wondered, how did all these great atrifacts wind up in a museum in Illinois of all places? No disrespect to Roscoe but, seems like these items should be in Dallas or D.C.? Thanks for the video.

[@FreyzelProductions]

I initially wondered that too, but this museum has some pretty good connections and a decent pocketbook 😁

[@daniedevite6781]

Looks nice exhibit

[@bernardsherry5642]

Many of the items in this exhibit are from the late Robert L. White collection. He was a friend of mine

[@brightmacsworld8353]

I really love history I really adore history

[@66Bunn]

Are we sure those are ALL originals (i.e. Jackie's dresses, pearls, secret service limo, etc)?...or are they replicas? It just seems odd that such important items would be in a museum in Roscoe, IL rather than at the JFK Presidential Library Museum or at the Smithsonian.

[@FreyzelProductions]

They are. When it comes to rare stuff like this, money talks. This is a massive private collection that opened as a public museum.

[@LadeeHornet93]

It's not the real limo that one is in Detroit Michigan and the 26000 plane that carried his body back is in Dayton Ohio

[@randypick1]

Great video.

[@jillgross6232]

Xsorry, I missed this the other day! When are we doing a live again? ❤❤❤ This was so unique and fascinating. I wish I lived closer!!!

[@FreyzelProductions]

I may do one on Saturday! I will try to do them a little more regularly 😀

[@DavidVitrano]

Send all of this to the sixth floor museum in Dallas Texas!

[@lisac.346]

Wow what a great video! Nice job👍

[@Case-DawgYT]

I could watch this for days ty subbed and look forward to the next upload

[@FreyzelProductions]

Thank you and welcome to the channel 😁

[@ACrimeTo]

This is a hidden gem hiden in Northern Illinois. Don’t let the name fool you. Outside doesn’t look as big until you go in. You could spend an entire day there. This is by far my favorite museum. Living in the area makes it easy to spend a rainy day. So much history. There is also amazing items from Abe Lincoln. Tons of Hollywood history. Piece of James Dean crash car. Mafia items. You really need to go and see it first yourself. I promise you will not be disappointed.

[@FreyzelProductions]

Absolutely true!

[@Snowboarder16]

Most impressive. I subbed to your channel thanks for sharing

[@FreyzelProductions]

Thank you and welcome to the channel! 😁

[@LVVMCMLV]

Oswald sat in the front seat of the cab next to the driver

[@williampatterson4507]

Exactly I can’t believe with all the stuff they have there. That’s completely wrong..

[@ricj7517]

I teared up watching this

[@cliftonbowers6376]

Helped set up sixth floor museum in dallas

[@Dan-tf1zq]

The 1956 Cadillac parade car was one of two built during the Eisenhower adminstration by the firm of Hess and Eisenhardt in Cincinnati, Ohio. They also built the Kennedy X100 Lincoln parade car.

[@Mamadukee1]

I Just happen on your video, you were great your narrative is just right , and you didnt rush going around . Ps what about something on Martin Luther King !!!🇬🇧😁

[@FreyzelProductions]

Thank you and funny you mention that, I just did an MLK video last month if you check some of my recent uploads 😀

[@sixmax11]

fun fact, oswald's father and brother are both named robert e. lee oswald! well, his brother is actually a junior.

[@RuthShelton-ou4id]

At -- O:14/9:58 -- I found a post card in perfact shape : Gen. Grant and Party at the Mines in Vergina City, Nevada City Oct. 28, 1879 That's what it says on the top. It shows nine people. Gen. Grant is in the middle his wife is on his right, then there son is next to her & one is kneeling down. They're all holding lanterns. I need a mag glass to read all the names as they are in white on a light gray background. I found it in a book I got at a Good Will store along with other very old postcards that are in great condition.

[@stevegood5655]

I was just wondering, how they get those cars. Or anything like that.

[@FreyzelProductions]

Sometimes they are donated, others are purchased in high profile auction houses.

[@thomasmcdaniel6264]

Great artifacts and it brings back many memories😢 also excuse the pun, but there's lots of bullet holes in this theory of Prez Kennedy and Oswald.🤔

[@countrydj2]

I’m hoping to visit the Book Depositary museum this summer.

[@jimmycricket5366]

Don't bother. They just parrot the lies of the joke that was the Warren commission.

[@janetphillips2875]

Dont talk about any other theories. They will ask you to leave. I had rather talk with Robert Groden, who sits by the picket fence on weekends. The museum colluded with police to have him arrested.

[@jimmycricket5366]

@@janetphillips2875 That's horrific. It just goes to prove they're literally terrified of the truth, otherwise they'd have no issue with other people's opinions and conclusions. Good for Robert Groden.

[@ralphgilbert9527]

I was in the 3rd grade at the time of the shooting. I remember some saying that Robert Kennedy was shot also, when in actuality he was in SHOCK.

[@BrianR2395]

Oswald actually sat in the front passenger seat of William Whaley's cab, according to Whaley's own testimony to the Warren Commission.

[@coolmoodee]

You there again .... thats in my neighborhood.

[@Nilzipan]

These is no way Oswald did the head shot. The slow motion zapruda film clearly shows that shot came from the front right, not from behind.

[@pointgiven7857]

We are not supposed to believe what our eyes are seeing.

[@jetcat132]

No, the ZAPRUDER film clearly shows a shot from above and behind.

[@Nilzipan]

@@jetcat132 no it does not.

[@aaronz7056]

a) Kennedy is very clearly seen to suffer a massive exit wound exploding from the temple. b) This is consistent only with a shot from behind. c) All bullets and fragments ever found were matched to Oswald's rifle. d) Connally's said the shots came from behind. e) Autopsy shows the shots came from behind. f) Parkland doctors had no particular problem with the autopsy photos. g) Witnesses directly under the 6th floor window firmly said the shots all came from directly overhead. h) Those witnesses had a clear view behind the fence and would plainly have seen any gunman there. i) Zapruder's secretary was only yards away from the fence and saw and heard nobody there. j) It's vastly implausible anybody would ever assume they would frame this on a lone shooter while firing from multiple directions.

[@Nilzipan]

@@aaronz7056 witnesses did see a gun man behind the fence that's why they all ran they way. Also the slow motion video clearly shows the head shot was from the front. Anything else is just denial or dishonesty.

[@michaelbarnhart2593]

I know that Jackie Kennedy's pink suit is in the National Archives, but her pillbox has not been seen since it arrived in Washington the night of the assassination. It would be fascinating to know what came of it. Especially if someone out there possesses it, but they may still be liable for stolen personal property. ;-)

[@English23lion]

How did this museum in Illinois get all of these artifacts?

[@FreyzelProductions]

Good connections and $$$

[@TheLmende]

I loved the presentation. But I would have loved to have gotten a better look of Jackies clothes.

[@FreyzelProductions]

Thank you. I will go back again and do that :D

[@jimwinsor8938]

When you first started the video appeared there were wax figures I am assuming of the Presidents past and present would have liked to have seen those

[@FreyzelProductions]

Thanks Jim, I will be sure to show those in a future video.

[@mikecagle984]

I'll sure be glad to know when they will release which CIA agent assasinated Kennedy! The suspense is getting me!

[@barbarasmith5879]

He was in the car behind Kennedy

[@aaronz7056]

All credible evidence points to Oswald.

[@aaronz7056]

@@barbarasmith5879 Agent Hickey story is flatly contradicted by film, eyewitness, ballistic and medical evidence, and he successfully sued the publishers of the crackpot book accusing him.

[@williampatterson4507]

Oswald sat in the front seat

[@dgraves7699]

these JFK items should be in the 6th Floor Museum in Dallas!

[@IP0Monsturd]

How would you get the secret service limo up to the 6th floor?

[@jimmycricket5366]

That's a joke of a museum. They just parrot the "LHO did it" narrative.

[@pointgiven7857]

Nothing happened out of that window.

[@aaronz7056]

@@pointgiven7857 Never mind that a gunman was plainly SEEN firing from that window by multiple witnesses...

[@aaronz7056]

@@jimmycricket5366 Yes, they should focus more on the writings of conspiracy crackpots and demonstrable grifters.

[@jasons8495]

I saw somewhere on KZbin Jack Ruby's brother bought the gun that he used to shoot Oswald at auction.

[@freighthauler7642]

I got to take a tour of Air Force 1 that President Kennedy used during his presidency and carried him back to DC after his assassination. It was at the museum of flight in Seattle Washington for a while.

[@FreyzelProductions]

That is awesome. I wonder if it’s still there!

[@freighthauler7642]

@@FreyzelProductions I'm not sure. This was back in 2004

[@jcombs34487]

Kennedy,s Air force 1 is now at the National museum of the U.S Air Force in Dayton,Ohio

[@SamuelKhan]

The Grassy Knoll shooter's patch at 9:32

[@aaronz7056]

All credible medical, film, ballistic, eyewitness, and forensic evidence clearly demonstrate the shots all came from the sixth floor window, and from Oswald's rifle.

[@aaronz7056]

All credible medical, film, eyewitness, ballistic and forensic evidence clearly demonstrate the shots all came from the sixth floor window, and from Oswald's rifle.

[@ignatiusjk]

Cool

[@pointgiven7857]

Great video. Did I miss something on the contents of the briefcase. There is a letter from JFK’s secy signed secy of our late President.. not sure how that could be.

[@FreyzelProductions]

I may have to go back and take a better look at it.

[@RabidPoodles]

@@FreyzelProductions The letter is dated June 5, 1992. It was clearly written regarding some of the donated materials. The question I have is why Evelyn Lincoln was writing letters on White House stationery twenty-nine years after the assassination?

[@MrCYCLESMITH]

I saw Rubys hat in the Book Depository Museum. Was it moved from this museum?

[@bmitche11]

At 1:09, my DAD is shown saluting President Kennedy, as he exits the car. president Kennedy wanted to see the Bulldog shown in the jeep.

[@FreyzelProductions]

That is awesome!

[@dongordo63]

JFK was a very snappy dresser.....quite 'ivy league'. Any of his personal clothing would be interesting to see.

[@RangerJohnreid]

Wow

[@dashabc5528]

Never saw those clothes on Jackie

[@cinthiamcgee8773]

Oswald did not die in the ambulance, he died in the operating room

[@lauriewhite9574]

Greenfield Villagee/Henry Ford Museum has the car JFK was driving in.

[@cliftonbowers6376]

The checker cab i knew its last owner ..

[@babycakes1402]

Joe Kennedy paid for Jackie's wardrobe because he knew how important the 'image' was.

[@reginamay2767]

Creepy because all those people that wore the clothes are gone now.

[@TheTriplelman]

heres a chair from the movie theater, the ambulance where oswald took his last breath, Rubys shoes, leather from kennedys bloody limo - what a morbid, blood thirsty society we live in.

[@FreyzelProductions]

Maybe a little, but this is the history that is in most museums.

[@Mamadukee1]

The way of the world 🌎 unfortunately !!!!😏🇬🇧

[@janetphillips2875]

On a different note, Dorothy's Ruby shoes are in Minnesota....

[@TheTriplelman]

@@janetphillips2875 and another set here in Orlando "there's no place like home"

[@jetcat132]

If those items were witness to history, they should be preserved and on display.

[@VictorCruz-cs6zz]

Can u do a video of Cooperstown hall of fame baseball ⚾️

[@FreyzelProductions]

it is absolutely on my list!

[@Jan-pj7gn]

Did he say Rushville, Illinois ?

[@FreyzelProductions]

Roscoe, Illinois 😁

[@brightmacsworld8353]

Who was Evelyn Lincoln can you tell me more about her? please? what did she do?

[@FreyzelProductions]

She was Kennedy’s secretary.

[@peggybuetow1026]

I would think jfk briefcase contents should be in his library.

[@TonyRomearound]

Lee Harvey Oswald did not take a taxi all the way back to the boarding house. He got out a couple blocks before the house because he smelled something fishy

[@aaronz7056]

He was taking evasive action to ensure nobody followed him and to make sure nobody was outside his rooming house.

[@JerryWilson-v2w]

What happened to Jackie Pick dress

[@2179summerbreeze]

Is that his limo ? I am surprised this isn't in Boston at the JFK Library! This is wicked cool though

[@jaybee8748]

"The car" is the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan. It was highly modified after the assassination having a permanent roof installed. LBJ had it painted black from the original navy blue it was.

[@globalmegabankNA]

Last breaths were in Parkland Hospital LBJ was attempting to get confession from him

[@aaronz7056]

During the entire period of Oswald's surgery at Parkland Johnson was in the East Room of the White House with the Kennedy family preparing for the funeral march and phone logs show no call from the White House to Parkland Hospital during that time.

[@globalmegabankNA]

It’s in the public domain that the telephone operator admitted years later taking calls from POTUS

[@aaronz7056]

@@globalmegabankNA What the hell did I literally just say above? lol

[@danielrichardcaprani9960]

How do you know there authentic,,,,having known all the lies behind this great man's death.. God Bless JFK RFK MLK and Malcolm X 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🔥

[@glenndouglas8822]

It's massive car museum with provinonce on the artifacts. Only a small section is on Kennedy. Stop being so paranoid. Wetwipe.

[@westaussie965]

they’re

[@peggybuetow1026]

Oswald didn’t return to his rooming house, he went to hide in a movie theater, and on his way, shot officer Tippet.

[@thomasjacone8822]

He did return to the rooming house girst. That's where he picked ip a pistol he supposedly used to Tippitt

[@Tom-ok2rh]

Was wondering why the ambulance license plate shows Texas 1964 when it was in 63 of course when this happened. Unless that was the year that the plate expired. Not exactly sure how that worked back then.

[@jeffradiop1077]

Back then you didn’t get a new registration sticker every year, you got a new license plate with the expiration date on it. Remember the old movies where the prisoners were stamping license plates? That’s because those plates were sent out by the thousands to every motorist each year

[@Tom-ok2rh]

@@jeffradiop1077 I figured it was something like that. I do seem to remember my father always getting new plates every year or so back in the days. Now it’s them stickers that clump up after several years of sticking them on the corners😩😩

[@fredderf3152]

I remember watching Oswald die on live TV…. I was 8yo.

[@garytellep5392]

Commentator; learn more about your subjects. There is pretty good evidence today that possibly one of Kennedy's wounds was caused by a Secret Service Agent in that very car pointing his AR15 rifle at the President's limo after the initial gunshots were heard and inadvertently firing it. Would have been interesting to focus on the location where that rifle compartment was stored behind the driver.

[@jetcat132]

YOU should learn more about the subject. The Bronson film, when synched with the Zapruder film clearly shows the AR-15 Hickey carried being pointed AWAY from the rear of the presidential limousine when the vehicle hits shot hit Kennedy in the back of the head at Z313. It puts that ridiculous theory to bed once and for all.

[@aaronz7056]

How about you learn this: That story is flatly contradicted by eyewitness, film ballistic and medical evidence, and Agent Hickey successfully sued the publishers of that crackpot book that accused him.

[@aaronz7056]

Flatly contradicted by film, eyewitness, ballistic and medical evidence. Agent Hickey successfully sued the publishers of that crackpot book accusing him.

[@aaronz7056]

Learn this: the whole idea is flatly contradicted by eyewitness, film, ballistic and medical evidence, and Agent Hickey successfully sued the publishers of the crackpot book accusing him.

[@sumbuddy63]

The thing that always nagged at me about the assassination is that from what I understand about presidential protocol is that it is unheard of for POTUS limo to be the first car. it is usually 3rd or 4th car in. Just sayin.

[@mcsedvet]

The Lincoln being shown couldn't be the same Lincoln Kennedy was shot in. The car they were in had a recessed front passenger seat where the Texas governor was sitting & the interior is in the original was black not black & white. In addition this Lincoln is a '62, & the car Kennedy was shot in was a '63. I guess some places will do anything to bring in the victims, I mean visitors!!! Lol

[@FreyzelProductions]

The car displayed is the secret service follow-up car. The car Kennedy was actually riding in is in Michigan which was stated in the video.

[@bmitche11]

If you look at the display, it says that it was the car used at Fort Stewart Georgia, to review the troops of the 3rd Brigade 1st Armored Division, at the end of the Cuban Crisis. The Bulldog in the jeep was "Chester."

[@Worldit-z6z]

Is it just me or does any other critical thinking person find it coincidental that there would be an ambulance conveniently parked right next to the officers when transporting Mr. Oswald to another location? Ambulances are not found in police stations....

[@MrDuPont-ys3iq]

They had one standing by in case of trouble, they clearly announced this right on the air.

[@aaronz7056]

They had an ambulance standing by in case of trouble, as they firmly said on live TV in advance! The last thing a "conspiracy" planning to rub out Oswald would want is an ambulance standing by.

[@aaronz7056]

They said even before the shooting of Oswald they had an ambulance on standby in case anything happened.

[@markevans6480]

Why didnt JFK Limo have all the secret service guys around it instead of protecting then Vice President LBJ.

[@brightmacsworld8353]

Do you know about the blood stain dress Jackie Kennedy?

[@jesseprice3577]

I understand that Caroline Kennedy gave it to the National Archives in DC Not available to public until 2063. 100th anniversary of the murder

[@jillgross6232]

That is true!

[@stevenmcghee6649]

@@jesseprice3577 The hat has been lost over time, though?

[@ms-fl7jj]

Oswald was a patsy

[@jimmycricket5366]

Exactly right!

[@dougbegley446]

Yeah right! Just because HE said he was! Lmfao

[@Snowboarder16]

No read Posners book he was the lone gunman

[@jimmycricket5366]

@@Snowboarder16 Posner was a prat, a shill for the establishment.

[@aaronz7056]

Your patsy owned and smuggled the rifle, fled the crime scene, murdered a cop, was caught trying to murder a second cop, lied to police, refused to cooperate, acted so smug he even convinced his own brother he was guilty, refused help from the president of the Dallas Bar Association, just shrugged a hollow, rambling reply when asked on live TV, "Did you shoot the President?" and never attempted to blow any conspiracy framing him to anybody.

[@brianstarr-e4r]

the reality is that president kennedy needs to be held partly responsible for what happened in dallas in 1963 for being totally stupid enough to be riding around in a wide open convertible limo in a dangerous city like dallas

[@jetcat132]

I guess you could say he WAS held responsible.

[@RexBernard-kr7md]

I think LHO memorabilia should not be displayed

[@jimmycricket5366]

Yes because he has been conclusively proven innocent.

[@janetphillips2875]

He didnt do anything.

[@aaronz7056]

@@janetphillips2875 We know the drill: Any evidence points at Oswald, it's all been faked. Any witnesses point at Oswald, they're all liars. Any investigators point at Oswald, they're all traitors.

[@aaronz7056]

@@jimmycricket5366 Conclusively proven innocent by who, crackpot conspiracy authors? He owned the rifle. He smuggled the rifle. His latent print was on the rifle. He lied to police about his whereabouts during the shooting. He had every bullet and fragment ever found matched to his rifle. He immediately fled the crime scene and the plaza. He took evasive action by cab to get to his rooming house. He was ID'd by nearly a dozen witnesses as shooting Tippit and fleeing. He owned and was in possession of the revolver the shells were matched to. He discarded his jacket between the crime scene and the theater. He was plainly seen trying to hide from passing police in the storefront. He was plainly seen ducking into the theater to dodge more passing police. He was caught red-handed trying to shoot a second cop. He fought police so violently 3 officers were injured just disarming him. He observed, "Well, they say it only takes a minute to die" after asking about the penalty for cop-killing. He refused to cooperate with any investigator. He refused help from the President of the Dallas Bar Association. He was only interested in a lawyer he'd never met who specialized in left-wing causes. He acted so smug he even convinced his own brother he was guilty. He never attempted to blame anybody framing this on him to anybody. He just shrugged a hollow, rambling, unsurprised reply when asked on live TV, "Did you shoot the President?" Obviously the killer was somebody else...

[@marksc1929]

Nice ! .. seriously 👍🏻… but where’s the CIA collection that took JFK out .. ? .. not being a jerk here ..

[@vinycrimbo8692]

What did Lee Harvey Oswald have to do with the death of President Kennedy???

[@TheNorgate]

Everything

[@vinycrimbo8692]

@@TheNorgate It was the CIA, Oswald was a patsy.

[@TheNorgate]

@@vinycrimbo8692 And Santa Clause lives at the North Pole. Another fantasy

[@vinycrimbo8692]

@@TheNorgate when are the official documents from the Kennedy assassination going to be released? I believe senile Joe just pushed the date back a few more years!! I wonder why?

[@benjaminmartin9073]

Some people will only believe the official narrative.

[@flashflame4952]

Too bad they 'lost' JFK's brain....on purpose!

[@jetcat132]

Yeah it was on purpose. But by all accounts, Bobby Kennedy took the brain and associated materials and had them interred with JFK when his body was reinterred at the permanent gravesite in Arlington. So it wasn’t anything diabolical, it was the Kennedy family not wanting JFK’s brain to be displayed someday as a curiosity.

[@MrDuPont-ys3iq]

No, this was cleared up decades ago. Robert Kennedy had his brother's brain matter quietly taken care of after the investigation was cleared up and its findings released. What the heck is the point of faking the autopsy and stealing the brain??? Just to conceal the existence of a second shooter? Just leaving well enough alone and saying Oswald must have had an accomplice who got away would have suited any conspiracy just fine.

[@aaronz7056]

Bobby Kennedy had his brother's brain matter quietly taken care of after the investigation was concluded and its findings released.

[@aaronz7056]

Bobby Kennedy had his brother's brain matter quietly taken care of after the investigation was concluded and its findings released.

[@aaronz7056]

Bobby Kennedy had his brother's brain matter quietly taken care of after the investigation was concluded and its findings released. What, now we've got evil conspirators stealing brains rather than just leaving well enough alone and saying Oswald must have had an accomplice who got away, which would have suited any conspiracy just fine?

[@wcedgar]

What a crock of crap!

[@GnomicMaster]

On November 22nd, 1973 (the 10th anniversary of the assassination) I was among only 6 VIP individuals who got to see a pirated and unedited copy of the Zapruder film which was illegal to see for decades due to the government keeping the film under wraps. The late publisher of The Realist magazine (Paul Krassner) was a friend of mine and he is the one who secured the pirated copy. He brought it to the college I was attending at the time and he let a select group view it. The others in our VIP group were my two political science professors (Ray Fabrizio and David Yamada), the famous ACLU lawyer Francis Heisler, and the #1 assassination investigator in America back then, the late Mae Brussell who was also a friend of mine. The mere fact our little VIP group viewed the Zapruder film in 1973 could have landed us in jail. One has to ask why it was illegal to see the full unedited Zapruder film.

[@aaronz7056]

Film was never edited. It was in custody, processed, copied, distributed, and viewed by investigators and media reps far too quickly to have been screwed with. What the heck was Plan B if other films or evidence turned up that contradicted an altered Zapruder film and just confirm a conspiracy is operating? Leaving well enough alone and saying Oswald must have had an accomplice who got away would have suited any conspiracy just fine.

[@aaronz7056]

Zapruder film was in custody, secured, processed, copied, distributed and viewed by investigators and media representatives way too fast to have been screwed with. What, exactly, was Plan B if other films or evidence turn up that flatly contradict an altered Zapruder film and just prove a conspiracy is operating? Leaving well enough alone and saying Oswald must have had an accomplice who got away would have suited any conspiracy just fine.