The Kennedy Assassination As it Happened

[@mickeyTX.]

I lived through this at 14.. Love the B&W inserts on top of modern colored photos.. great so far.. wish the ending could be different..

[@Wanderingnomad2829]

Me too same age so tragic

[@mickeyTX.]

Thank you.. well done.. I cried again 60 years later.. ❤️

[@susanna3]

This was brilliant, amazing job 👏 🙌 Fascinating and so well put together. One of your best works yet!

[@kylepannell8866]

After watching probably hundreds of videos on the assassination, yours are the best. Hands down. I LOVE how you show pictures/videos that match what is being said. These are amazing!!!

[@jimchoate6912]

I was six living in Anchorage Alaska what I remember is my mom crying hysterically, it scared us kids and the black and white tv we had kept saying the president is dead. I remember that day only because of how it affected my mom and the tv. Then Robert was killed, I was old enough to understand that.

[@joealesi2401]

The film was very well done and nicely presented. I just returned from Dallas with Ruth Paine. We visited the house she owned where Oswald slept the night before the assassination. The day before we left for Texas in I was fortunate to see Clint Hill, the Secret Service agent who jumped up on the back of the limo to push Jackie back into the car. I stood in the jail cell where Oswald was held as a prisoner. I saw the spot in the basement where Jack Ruby shot Oswald. We went to the location where JD Tippit was murdered and then to the Texas theater where Oswald was captured. I visited the house in Dallas where Oswald posed in the backyard with the rifle he would use to assassinate the president. On November 22 I stood in Dealey Plaza with Ruth Paine with hundreds of others at 12:30 PM,the exact time of the assassination 60 years earlier. I experienced all of this in the span of five days.

[@MMorbid]

Wow, that is so amazing. Thank you for watching and I am glad you liked it. How fortunate you are to know people who literally lived history.

[@mickeyTX.]

Thank you for sharing this.. must be an honor for MM to have you watching her presentations..

[@SinaLaJuanaLewis]

Well done🙏🏽

[@mickeyTX.]

Love your description ..

[@paulgraham5909]

Thank you! Love your content!

[@Jegiro]

I have watched MANY documentaries/programs of this tragic day. This is easily the very best in terms of accuracy, quality and depth of information. You are truly the best at what you do and deserve millions of subscribers. I look forward to seeing you reach that milestone. 🙏🙏👏👏

[@MMorbid]

@@Jegiro wow, thank you!

[@cedarwaxwing3509]

I was seven, in second grade at a Catholic school in Kentucky. We were outside during our post-lunch recess (fish sticks or grilled cheese back in the no-meat Fridays era). A nun came out and rang the hand bell calling us in. We went back to our classrooms and the principal (also a nun) announced over the PA that the president had been shot in Dallas and we should all pray for him. The principal and some other nuns were listening to radio coverage in the office. Shortly after, she came back on and told us he was dead, dismissing us early. Some girls cried; I remember walking home with some schoolmates, one of whom said that Kennedy had had chicken for lunch and had gone straight to hell. The other friend said he had a special dispensation “from the Pope” to eat meat, so all was well with his soul. How either would have come by this information is a mystery. Being Catholic second-graders in 1963, breaking any of the many church rules loomed large in our concept of sin. When I got home, my Mom was crying. We spent the weekend glued to the old black-and-white, watching the coverage and over the next few days watching the funeral. This was the first exposure I had to the big, chaotic world outside of family and school where really bad things could happen and our insulated life wasn’t necessarily as orderly as it seemed. Great video, MM - up to your usual level of quality coverage.

[@budforler4338]

You do the best history

[@frankmarullo228]

Good video young lady ! I remember when he was shot ,, I was only 10 years old was in school in New York ,at that age the thing that scared me the most was what will happen to America ? I was to young to know all about the way our political system worked .THANK you Frank from montana......

[@BarbaraJoanneBJ]

Very nicely done. Thank you.

[@michiganwifey99]

Even though we didn't get to hear you tell the story (which is always fun and educational), this was a REALLY good vid! Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving (if you celebrate it). ✌❤

[@cherigilliam3292]

Blessings to all

[@donnicholas7552]

Very well done!

[@TomLeggett-rz9sh]

Happy Thanksgiving love you're channel love you 😘

[@jfilesgraphics]

Seeing these images leading up to that one split-second moment in history always makes my heart race.

[@latetothegame753]

Madame morbid thank you so much for this awesome video on such a solemn occasion

[@funvideofan1625]

John F. Kennedy (May 29, 1917 - Nov 22, 1963) Malcolm X (May 19, 1925 - Feb 21, 1965) Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (Jan 15, 1929 - Apr 4, 1968) Robert F. Kennedy (Nov 20, 1925 - June 6, 1968) *”4 GREAT LEADERS MUST NOT BE FORGETTING”*

[@wandaborowy9400]

Unfortunately the world is still a dangerous unsafe place.

[@angietunstall2555]

Fantastic video. Full of information and so sensitively done. Thank you for not mentioning him in this special 60th anniversary tribute to the death of J F K A great pity John-John has gone and was not able to see this. But why would he want to when he is in the company of his parents anyway Along with the death of Diana, his assassination has been.almost constant on my thoughts since it happened. I'm in the UK, and it was the evening news when we all found out over here. It was an absolute tragedy fir Jackie, his family, friends.and for the United States R. I. P. the Kennedys

[@bleau100]

I’ve been fascinated with the Kennedy assassination and the Kennedys since the inauguration in 1960 as a young boy Jackie was my first crush in the fourth grade. But this video is one of the best I’ve ever seen very good job young lady.

[@MMorbid]

Thank you so much, I’m proud of this but KZbin age restricted it so not many people have seen it. Please share it!

[@joyleenpoortier7496]

I’m Australian and I remember the news flash came on the tv. I was 8 yrs old and to this day I swear he was in a Cavalry, so I thought he must have been on a horse. Of course we do know the right message it was a cavalcade which I did not understand at that moment. I was devastated then and I’m still devastated now. My mum cried and said he was a good man and didn’t deserve to die. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@williamshepherd1531]

Secret service. They wasn't Protecting him when he was shot. They should've been standing on the back of the car. If it was raining. Why was the roof off? William s

[@williamshepherd1531]

Secret service. Ran to jump on the back of the car. Little late aren't you Should have been standing there the beginning. William s

[@LVVMCMLV]

20:08 As far as I know, Bob Huffaker had the only open microphone close to Daly Plaza that day, with his reporting from Main and Akard. I don't think anyone has ever studied this piece of audio for gunshots in the background… The assassination site was less than a mile away.

[@isabellindlind]

The two witnesses who saw JFK being shot and were interviewed after-the-fact were both wrong in claiming more than one shot came from the grassy knoll. If they can claim more than one shot came from the same location, none of what they heard can be accurate.

[@isabellind1292]

Thank you, Madame Morbid. RIP John F. Kennedy.🌹❤

[@user-CandyZ]

i can't get this video to play

[@MMorbid]

@@user-CandyZ are you logged in? KZbin age restricted it even though there isn’t anything inappropriate in it.

[@Minpingirl1958]

I was 5 years old

[@jenniferyoungblood9038]

I wasn't Born yet . But I I heard heWas a was a great president. I was he lived to served he's 2nd term.noboby to die way he did.