WATCH THIS Before You Tour the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza | JFK Assassination Spot FULL TOUR

[@TravelswithNick]

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[@ReganMason-x9y]

Even the music you chose for this is beautiful. I remember where I was when we there told we'd lost President Kennedy. Oswald did NOT kill him.

[@thomaskallmyr]

DELIBERATELY THE VIDEO AVOID FILMING THE PICKET FENCE AREA FROM WHERE MR.18 YEAR OLD WALTHER EVERT KEGÖ ASSASSINED THE PRESIDENT JOHN F.KENNEDY,AS MR. LENNART NAPOLEON ZANDIER KNOWS IT WAS WALTER KEGÖ WHO ASSASSINED THE PRESIDENT-NOT LEE HARVEY OSWALD.

[@JimmyLoose]

7:05. Two problems with this. So the Government is telling me that Oswald put in effort to hide the gun, but didn't bother to pick up the shell casings? Also, WHY would Oswald take time to eject the last shell casing (shot # 3) out of the weapon before hiding it? The job was done, why not leave the spent cartridge in the breech?

[@TravelswithNick]

Good questions. Thanks!

[@rhondaz356]

That was a terrific, but chilling video, enhanced by views of the present, interspersed with lined up, actual pics of that fatal event, back in 1963. Thank you, so much, Nick. I have never been there. This video is a touching rendition of that historic tragedy.💔👏🌟

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks Rhonda! Yes very saf place indeed but at the same time very cool to see since this was such a huge part of history. It was nice to bring my parents there as well. Thanks again! :)!

[@TheVCRTimeMachine]

Great video...Heading there this week and excited to finally check this out. Love American and Presidential history

[@TravelswithNick]

Thank you! Enjoy!! 😎🤘

[@bradrook3919]

Can the public see the staircase or any other floors of the building?

[@TravelswithNick]

As long as you book the tour you can go in the building. You’ll walk up the staircase and see both 6th and 7th floors. Definitely worth checking out!

[@bradrook3919]

@@TravelswithNick Thank you...I hope to go there one day...I was only 3 when this sad day happened...sat on my mom's lap watching the presidential funeral she said to me " watch this and always remember this is important"...I did....to me and most this was the day America lost it's innocence

[@BanshanMarwein]

wow Nick this is amazing

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks man it was a very historical place to see. Glad you enjoyed it 😎👍👍

[@thud9797]

11:20 The first shot was a rushed shot before the tree then he had to wait until the car cleared the tree so the last two shots were closer together as stated by numerous witnesses including lead secret service agent, Win Lawson, "i don't care what anyone says there was more time between the first and second shots." This put the total time now at almost ten seconds and gave plenty of time to make the shots and with Will Greer nearly stopping the car after the second shot, he gave Oswald the easiest shot of all for the third and final shot.

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for the info!

[@hmrowland6114]

The 6th floor is exactly like it was in '63 ... no Oswald.

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for watching!

[@danieleyre8913]

Except for the days he was rostered to work there. Which included the day that turd assassinated Jack Kennedy.

[@aaronz7056]

Oswald: - owned the rifle - smuggled the rifle - lied to police about his whereabouts during the shooting - left his latent print on the rifle - had every bullet and fragment ever found matched to his rifle - was a perfectly plausible match for the shooter seen in the window - was the only employee inside the building during the shooting to immediately flee the crime scene - took evasive action to sneak back to his rooming house - shot a cop and was caught trying to shoot a second cop - refused to cooperate with any investigator - refused help from the President of the Dallas Bar Association - was only interested in a lawyer he'd never met living in another state who specialized in left-wing causes - acted so smug he even convinced his own brother he was guilty - just shrugged a hollow, rambling reply when asked on live TV, "Did you shoot the President?"

[@rgl5471]

@@aaronz7056 Most of the above is rubbish and was fabricated by those in complete control of the narrative so that we will believe the fake version of events. Dig a little harder and read a bit more.

[@doulasc]

I will be attending the Airliners International convention in June at DFW airport and visiting the sixth floor museum is on my bucket list.

[@TravelswithNick]

That’s great! You’ll love it I’m sure. Very fascinating stuff. Thanks for checking out my channel 😎 and enjoy your time!

[@thehomieJM]

What did you think about the museum? Did you visit the Grassy Knoll

[@dannymcnamara2554]

Excellent videos Nick!! I enjoy the intrigue and historical context.Your presentation is really,in my opinion,second to none.Thanks from Canada 🇨🇦🇺🇸👍🏻❤️

[@TravelswithNick]

Thank you very much! Glad You enjoyed 😎✌️

[@snelgrave101]

Why are you not allowed to film inside? and they wonder why people get conspiratorial about the greatest conspiracy theory EVER.

[@TravelswithNick]

Good question! Thanks for checking out my channel 😎✌️

[@snelgrave101]

@@TravelswithNick I think even if they opened every file they had on the assassination the conspiracies would just get deeper and deeper, It will remain the grandaddy of all conspiracy theories for all time I think.

[@peterfraser9070]

Do u think not being allowed to film inside suggests "they" are "still hiding" something?

[@snelgrave101]

@@peterfraser9070 as Bill Hicks said, if you were allowed in to the snipers nest and could see the angles and stuff you be like "no f***ing waaaaay" 😂

[@peterfraser9070]

​@@snelgrave101 "the angles and stuff"? You don't know why, though, right? That makes zero sense. You do know that there was a shooter firing shots in that window, right, and when the 2nd one was heard Kennedy's arms were seen going up and when the 3rd shot was heard from that window Kennedy's head was, let's say, severely affected? was seen

[@mcwatersd]

I remember being sent home from school early that day and then seeing the announcement on TV that he had been shot . To me it seemed to take a long time before they announced his death. That was a great tour. Thank you . Keep Safe ❤Keep Well ❤

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks Debbie! Way before my time same thing with me on 9/11. Sent home from school in the morning can remember like it was yesterday. Glad you enjoyed the tour 👍👍

[@prinzessindianavonbaden787]

Thanks for showing and best regards from 🇩🇪

[@TravelswithNick]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@ivedoneitagain]

Great Video. Well done Nick. First time I have seen inside the museum. Will try to find the second video you mentioned. (mike in England)

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks Mike! Glad you enjoyed my video ✌️

[@akumar7366]

Hi Mike, Iam a fellow Brit started getting intetrs9in JFK in 1977 as a 12 year old. Interesting face John Peel was in the police station when Oswald was shot dead. And agree this was a great Vlog.

[@marthafogelin1770]

President and Mrs. Kennedy visited my hometown the day before Dallas on November 21, 1963. They visited San Antonio, Texas. However, I was living outside of Washington DC at that time. I had a deep appreciation, fondness and respect for President and Mrs. Kennedy. They made our country proud.

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks again for commenting and watching!

[@peterfraser9070]

it was interesting to see the picture of Oswald's wrapping-paper package; you can see the folds and realize, sure, this is how Oswald folded the paper and probably just stuck it under his shirt, with his jacket covering it, on the way to Ruth Paine's house on Thursday Nov. 21st, 1963.

[@TravelswithNick]

Agreed. Thanks for watching!

[@peterfraser9070]

I enjoyed it!

[@bertilknudsen]

How many people saw LHO carrying that package into the building?

[@danieleyre8913]

@@bertilknudsen The guy who gave Oswald the ride to work that day, Buell Frazier, always maintained that Oswald carried that paper bag with what Oswald told him was “curtain rods” (the disassembled rifle) to work that day, as did his sister who saw him out the front window of their house. It was also odd the Oswald was not bringing lunch that day. Try researching the well established basic facts.

[@ussstropicana]

Search "Dorothy Kilgallen" and "Ruth Paine" then tell me your opinion about this "museum".

[@aaronz7056]

Ruth Paine: takes in a young mother fleeing an abusive husband, tries to help them get back on their feet, and for that she gets to spend the next 60 years watching armchair detectives happily opine away without evidence she is a conspirator in murder and treason so long as it suits their crackpot "theories," it's just sick. Kilgallen's death was investigated by the police and the HSCA, neither of whom found any evidence for foul play.

[@aaronz7056]

Ruth Paine: takes in a young mother fleeing an abusive husband, tries to help them get back on their feet, and for that she spends the next 60 years watching armchair detectives opine away without evidence she is a conspirator so long as it suits there crackpot "theories." Kilgallen's O.D. was investigated by the police and by the HSCA, neither of whom found any evidence for foul play.

[@rstefanie2622]

Dorothy K was silenced just prior to her plans on releasing her information from her Jacob Rubenstein interviews. Her notes were never found.

[@vickijohnson9704]

How do you manage to bring a rifle into your work place and not be caught? I guess Oswald managed to do that.

[@TravelswithNick]

Exactly lol. Thanks very much for watching!

[@williamwirth3346]

Two people said he carried nothing in to work. Two people said at 12:30 he was drinking a coke on the 2nd floor. On any other day that would be an iron clad Alibi.

[@jetcat132]

@@williamwirth3346All false… Frazier saw him walk ahead of him from the car to the building with the package. Nobody saw him with the package inside, but he may have stashed it outside and brought it in after he started work. And when he was encountered on the second floor by Baker and Truly, he had NOTHING in his hands, as in nothing in his hands per their testimony.

[@williamwirth3346]

Ahh Frazier, got the job a month before LHO. Frazier owned a British Enfield rifle. A British Enfield was found on top of book depository. Frazier was trying to save his own ass. He was second choice for patsy. Frazier’s mother saw Lee leave their house carrying nothing. Oswald’s usual sandwich went into his jacket pocket. Didn’t Frazier live very close to Ruth Paine, hmmmmm!

[@williamwirth3346]

PS, The awesome guys at America’s Untold Stories, figured this out. I am not that smart. Just pissed that a real leader that could have taken OUR country down a much better path was eliminated so that a few could make a fortune replacing/repairing/maintaining helicopters and weapons. We’re lost in destruction.

[@bicentenialkid]

Thanks for another great video. Do you believe in the grassy knoll theory. I believe that Oswald was a patsy. Have a great day.

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks Matt! I do believe Oswald shot JFK. Not really one for conspiracy theories lol

[@saskoilersfan]

I do..I believe A.z. shot him and photographer is his cover up.

[@saskoilersfan]

@@TravelswithNick how do you not get , Os is the ghost recon. Os is used to hide A.z. The reel shooter was the real shooter. A.z. cover is Os. Do you not see this hit parade ? Do you not see JFK was number one with the bullet ? Do you not see media's trouper shot him ? He got paid 150,000 while Os got shot. Kennedy is alot of things and a dead Disney associate is one of them. I learned of Kennedy through Disney through RKO . Disney showed me how phoney the Oswald shooting was. Zapruders film is a copy of another assasination. He didn't shoot JFK , he shot JFK.

[@abitoutside1973]

I have been a bunch of times and i think oswald 100 percent did all on his own. Dude was a nut case who wanted to be a big shot. Ruby was pissed off and thought the cops would let him slide on it. Basically if you can operate a slingshot you could make those shots..videos make it seem longer than it actually is.

[@Tackytiger74]

@@abitoutside1973 Oswald did it alone??? Right...That's why the government is still hiding 1000s of documents relating to the assassination nearly 60 years on 😆

[@SomeplaceOrAnother]

Neat museum 😃 does make you wonder 🤔

[@TravelswithNick]

Thank you!! Glad you liked it thanks for watching 😎👍👍

[@tnottolini]

Of course we all know Oswald didn't shoot Kennedy.

[@peterfraser9070]

Don't be a sucker.

[@danieleyre8913]

Au contraire. I am completely certain he did. You might be too if you bothered to actually look at the evidence.

[@aaronz7056]

Of course Oswald didn't shoot Kennedy, he merely: - owned and smuggled the rifle - left his latent print on the rifle - lied to police about his whereabouts during the shooting - had every bullet and fragment ever found matched to his rifle - was a perfectly plausible match to the shooter seen in the window - was the only employee inside the building during the shooting to immediately flee the crime scene and the plaza - took evasive action to sneak back to his rooming house - was ID'd by nearly a dozen witnesses as shooting Officer Tippit and fleeing - owned and was in possession of the revolver the shells were matched to - discarded his jacket between that crime scene and the theater - was plainly seen trying to hide from and dodge passing police - was caught red-handed trying to shoot a second cop - fought police so violently 3 officers were injured just disarming him - observed, "Well, they say it only takes a minute to die" after asking about the penalty for cop-killing - refused to cooperate with any investigators - refused help from the President of the Dallas Bar Association - was only interested in a lawyer he'd never met living in another state who specialized in left-wing causes - acted so smug he even convinced his own brother he was guilty - never attempted to blow any conspiracy framing him to anybody - just shrugged a hollow and rambling reply when asked on live TV, "Did you shoot the President?" Obviously, the killer was somebody else.

[@peterfraser9070]

Of course we all know Oswald didn't shoot Kennedy.: Too bad you don't have a coherent idea of what did happen though :(

[@davidlane180]

@@aaronz7056Additionally and more of a note on his state of mind: left his wedding ring next to his wife’s bed the morning of the assassination. Circumstantial but when added to his other actions demonstrates he wasn’t planning a normal day at work that Friday.

[@steelpaine9932]

I've been there, spent a lot time walking around the area. I was 3 mos. old when this horrible tragedy happened. I didn't know you could go up to the 7th floor, missed that. I will definitely be going back someday. Good video!

[@TravelswithNick]

Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching!

[@tommywatterson5276]

The 1st shot went through the bottom right side of the traffic light after turning onto Elm. It richocheted and hit the concrete curb chipping off the piece of concrete that hit the spectator in the face near the underpass cutting his cheek. Watch the Documentary The Missing Bullet. Just as info.

[@TravelswithNick]

Interesting. Thanks for watching!!

[@danieleyre8913]

I don’t think they ever established exactly what the first shot ricocheted off of. But it most likely was either the pole or some branch, it’s unthinkable that Oswald missed by so much.

[@tommywatterson5276]

@@danieleyre8913 watch the documentary " The Missing Bullet ". It explains what that first shot did go through that diverted the first shot. Old photos of the scene the FBI took during days right after assassination discovered it. It also established the right timeline for the number of seconds Oswald really had to fire the 3 shots. Fascinating documentary.

[@delvinsalaam]

You should have took us to parkland? But I thought I was 3 shots? And I was about to ask, when you were showing from the window viewed, were the Xs on the street the shots?

[@TravelswithNick]

I’m planning a full JFK series this year that will include parkland and more locations! He was shot at 3x. Where there first X is, there’s like two Xs on the same spot. Thx for watching!

[@thehomieJM]

An author named Robert Groden was the first person to paint the x on the road.

[@rstefanie2622]

Thank you for the tour of The Sixth Floor Fiction Museum.

[@TravelswithNick]

I understand your perspective but I think there’s still a lot to learn at this museum!

[@dolnick7]

You could say allegedly since Oswald was never convicted of either crime, but the evidence pointed squarely at him and no one else, fanciful characters coming out of the woodwork and serial liars like Jean Hill notwithstanding.

[@randywagner2073]

You truly believe evidence pointed squarely at Lee? Please dig a little on your own. You will be intrigued. Start with a Roger Craig video. Read Me & Lee by Judyth Vary Baker.

[@dolnick7]

@@randywagner2073 if you're relying on Rodger Craig then you're in trouble right from the beginning.

[@randywagner2073]

@@dolnick7 I do believe him.

[@dolnick7]

@@randywagner2073 If you make unreliable witnesses the basis for your information then of course you aren't going to believe that the evidence points to Oswald. Hucksters like Mark Lane, Anthony Summers, David Lifton, and Jean Hill made careers out of spinning yarns involving anyone but Oswald being guilty. The waters are hopelessly polluted at this point. Attempting to clear them with someone like Craig is a futile endeavor.

[@jetcat132]

It was Oswald. Nobody wants to believe that a pathetic little loser could pull off something that big, but I believe he most certainly did. Stop seeing what you WANT to see, and open your eyes.

[@rawbacon]

60 years and no one has been able to show the involvement of anyone else but still they persist. Oswald did it and he did it alone.

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for your input and for watching!

[@ruitrindade1319]

Já está mais que demonstrado na NET! É só pesquisar!

[@danieleyre8913]

I know. It’s all just empty speculation and trying to make square pegs fit into round holes.

[@scottmallender9738]

Oswald takes the head on shot, if he really was a shooter, come on people, Oswald never fired a shot, I’m a patsy, is not what a lone gunman claims to the grave…

[@Docjonel]

LHO shoots as the JFK motorcade heads directly towards him on Houston street, and every secret service agent is looking right at him. He would not have gotten off a second shot. Also, JFK is a passenger in the rear right seat of the limo with a windshield and two rows of passengers sitting in front of him (Governor Connally and the SS agent sitting next to the driver).

[@9Ballr]

Harder to keep your sight on a target moving toward you than away from you. Plus, Houston Street runs to the side of the TSBD, so the limo would actually be moving off to the side as it approached. On Elm it was moving virtually in a straight line from Oswald, and slowly, just 88 yards away for the fatal head shot. In any case, somebody took those shots from the TSBD while the limo was on Elm, so the claim that it was an easier shot on Houston is moot.

[@jacobjones5269]

Fundamental misunderstanding of ambush technique.. The whole key to the plan is waiting until the limo turns onto Elm, because the driver only has one option once that happens, and that’s continue down Elm.. Other benefits, too, as the other guy said, a second shot would be under heavy duress with your plan, and the target is obstructed by 2 large men.. Target is unobstructed once you make that turn.. Oswald was a marine, he knew what he was doing..

[@jacobjones5269]

And the patsy thing is ALWAYS misunderstood.. He connected his arrest to his defection, not a conspiracy.. “They have taken me in because I lived in the Soviet Union… I’m just a patsy”..

[@peterfraser9070]

A front shot makes the most sense - have you thought that thru? Why didn't Oswald wanted How long do you think Oswald lived after the Kennedy assassination?

[@kenkaplan3654]

Well they got one thing right. Oswald wasn't there. There's a huge frigging tree right in the sightline.

[@jojojo6147]

Tree was smaller back then.

[@kenkaplan3654]

@@jojojo6147 If you have visual or other evidence it would be valuable. Oak trees live a long time.

[@jojojo6147]

@@kenkaplan3654 just going by the all the information that has been done on that historical event.

[@kenkaplan3654]

@@jojojo6147 Although I mentioned it , it is not crucial. What is crucial is nearly every medical expert said the back of Kennedy's head had ben blown off and the photographer and film developer said under oath what the photos the WC said were records of the autopsy were not the pictures they worked on or produced. A rear head shot would have blown off half of Kennedy's face. The kill, shot (and most likely throat wound) came from the front. How do you get fragments in the brain from a fill metal jacket bullet where the trajectory on x rays show frontal shot and the brain conveniently disappears? Really?

[@jojojo6147]

@@kenkaplan3654 I concur with that part.

[@causeandefect8252]

All appropriately staged. Thanks for this tour. I did not go to the museum on purpose when I was there because I knew that I woud be upset. "The window" was replaced years ago and the Zapruder stills are ridiculous; look at the size of the people standing on the port side of the car, they look like giants. I am glad that "allegedly" was finally put on the plaque, this man was never given a lawyer, let alone tried or convicted. I pray often for his family who were publicly shamed and sent into hiding by the United States Government and the State of Texas with no due process.

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for the nice comment!

[@patfraizer4469]

when the 2nd shot was fired, look at the sewer to the left side of the street

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for watching!

[@peterfraser9070]

The 2nd shot was the Kennedy neck / Connally shot, what does a sewer have to do with that?

[@thehomieJM]

Trolling yourself is a new low.

[@danieleyre8913]

Hahahaha yes a shooter was squeezed and contorted into the sort water drain space. And nobody saw him squished in there while they ran up to search the knoll. Hahahaha at how anyone believes that nonsense.

[@thehomieJM]

The back half of the presidents skull was sprayed on the trunk of the car, that’s and exit wound.

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for adding the information and for watching

[@peterfraser9070]

"The back half of the presidents skull was sprayed on the trunk of the car, that’s and exit wound.": What part of his skull was sprayed all over the inside of the car, windshield and hood?

[@danieleyre8913]

Nope wrong. The Brian and blood travelled forward as can be seen on the Zapruder film. And there is no blood on the car trunk in the pictures taken at Parkland. Glancing shot from the rear.

[@thehomieJM]

@@danieleyre8913 Is that why he has a hole in his forehead and another one in his throat? I’m not saying you haven’t seen the autopsy photos, I’m just saying you’re making up stuff.

[@danieleyre8913]

@@thehomieJM What are you imagining Mike?! There is no whatsoever hole in Jack Kennedy’s forehead in the autopsy pictures and anyone can see that for themselves, why on earth are you claiming that there is? The hole in his throat is too large to be an entrance wound from a bullet, it’s actually the exit wound from the second shot that went though Kennedy’s neck (and then through Connally to his front-left), and it was enlarged at Parkland anyway for an attempted tracheotomy.

[@travisjohnson622]

Can we finally use ai to enhance the zapruder film? Perhaps where it can be crystal clear in a close zoom up? I know its not going to actually clear up the film and show the genuine images of the people riding in that car. But ai can possibly guestimate what kennedy and Jackie's faces looked like and fill it in with a guestimate. What if it showed kennedy gunshot from the front?

[@TravelswithNick]

Good point. I’m sure it’ll happen someday. Thanks for sharing!

[@JohnnyBlueJeans55]

Why would you watch this before you visit? You just show everything there is to see there. How about “ Watch this before you visit so I can ruin the experience for you” People, if you intend to visit the museum, ignore this guy and experience it first hand. It’s an awesome museum.

[@TravelswithNick]

lol 😂

[@dreams1319]

I was 1 years old too when this happened mom lol

[@DanaWilson-q8g]

I agree

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for your input and for watching!

[@DanaWilson-q8g]

We will know the Truth when we are at the Judgement of Christ.

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for watching!!

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

The grass knoll seems to correlate to the depository

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for watching!

[@peterfraser9070]

They're not far away from each other.

[@thehomieJM]

@@peterfraser9070 You don’t say?

[@danieleyre8913]

Yeah it’s a stones throw away down the hill. Whod’ve thought,

[@mitcha1065]

What about the black guy who was eating his lunch there? lol

[@danieleyre8913]

Care to provide a source for that?

[@rickpearce4653]

Pretty Lady .

[@TravelswithNick]

Thx for watching !

[@haroldharris2315]

He was shot from the Texas book depositore maybe not by Oswald But 1st shot hit jfk in neck 2nd missed 3 rd back of head so he was shot from behind .....

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for your comment and for watching!

[@peterfraser9070]

The evidence shows it was more likely the 1st shot that missed

[@haroldharris2315]

@peterfraser9070 if you watch the interview with mr.hill and listen as he said : a Dallas motor cycle was next to him but people was moving he didn't here a shot but as he turn his head his eyes when cross the limo and second shot was fired he knew there was trouble he took off running and well u know the rest

[@peterfraser9070]

"if you watch the interview with mr.hill...": Ah, that makes sense; I've heard there was some backfiring of the motorcycles as they made that turn so slowly and the 1st shot probably sort of blended in a bit. Then he heard the 2nd shot and away he went - but sadly too late.

[@danieleyre8913]

The second shot went through Jack Kennedy’s neck and through Governor Connally. The third shot was the fatal headshot. The first shot missed entirely, it probably hit something obstructing in the way and ricocheted off. And who else could it be than Oswald? He worked in the building, he owned the firearm, he left the building immediately after the assassination, etc.

[@janetphillips2875]

Hi Nick, I didnt think I would like your video because Ive seen many where incorrect info was given. One guy kept showing the 7th floor and the wrong window, then wanted to pass back and forth by Mr. Groden's table and calling him the "book guy trying to hock his books." I guess he had no idea that if it hadnt been for Mr. Groden's determination and taking risk, we would still be in the dark about what actually happened. The museum itself should thank that man, but instead chose to harass him. Big mistake!! There are people who think Oswald did it, but its mostly people who never read or research, and if they dont do any of that, how are you going to convince them? Those words were spoken by Mr. Oliver Stone. I think your choice of music for your video was perfect, though. And thanks for filming inside!! If they had caught you, the " director" would probably had made you leave. Mr. Groden's actions in 1975 brought the Zapruder Film/JFK Assassination to light, otherwise, LIFE would still have it locked up and the Zapruder family would never have been paid 16M by the US Govt, besides what Life paid for it. And hey, I think they deserved every penny!!! God Bless Robert J. Groden and Janet Groden! And thanks again, Nick.

[@TravelswithNick]

Very glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching 😎🤘

[@janetphillips2875]

@@TravelswithNick ( on a personal note, if you go from place to place doing videos, and you havent already, you may want to go to Adamsville, TN to the Buford Pusser Home and Museum. I bet your Mom n Dad would love it! Walking Tall. Those events deserve more attention. Tks

[@jacobjones5269]

Oh Lord… lol.. Oswald killed a cop, OK?.. Then he discarded his jacket to change his appearance, hid out from the cops in front of a shoe store, and then tried to commit suicide by cop when he resisted arrest?.. Doesn’t sound like he’s innocent to me?.. lol.. Smh.. You guys are such suckers, wow!..

[@peterfraser9070]

The irony is that books, docs and movies have become a big money-making industry, and so many suckers get tricked by it.

[@aaronz7056]

Robert Groden's record: a) screens Zapruder's film with a bogus soundtrack full of phony gunshots slapped over it he never once tells the audience he's ripping off is a fake b) gives his middle finger to the family of a decorated police officer who lost his life in the cause of his duty as he opines away without evidence the man was a conspirator and traitor so lone as it suits his crackpot "theories," to heck with the pain his despicable words causes them c) rotates autopsy photos to suit his agenda d) acknowledges the three tramps were ID'd and cleared, then later refers to the "so-called tramps!" e) volunteered his services at the OJ Simpson civil trial as a photo expert (to prove OJ was framed by a conspiracy, of course) and ended up completely discredited and sitting on the stand looking like a total fool f) conducts bus tours through Dealey Plaza with gunshots playing over the speakers... Yes, God bless Robert J. Groden...

[@henry-bo3np]

(1) I want to visit Dealey Plaza, to see where our President was murdered. But I would not pay a cent to visit the 6th Floor Museum because it is government propaganda. (2) Nick is a babe.

[@jimmiethomas7194]

That was the original scam before we knew what a scam was!

[@andrewr62]

Seems mostly unchanged since that terrible day. We will ever know what truly happened.

[@TravelswithNick]

Yes not much is changed at all. Thanks for watching!

[@jaycobb3204]

The files were supposed to be made public 10 years ago. There is a reason it’s still hidden. I don’t believe Oswald ever fired a shot

[@danieleyre8913]

We have known what he’ll end for over 60 years. Sadly too many people just refuse to accept that a total numbskull assassinated the president.

[@Franklin3792]

NO 'ALLEGEDLY!!" OSWALD DID IT ALONE!..I Wish they put the Herts Sign with the clock on top again...

[@jb-vb8un]

it says, THANKS FOR CONTRIBUTING TO A BLOODSUCKING COTTAGE INDUSTY FOR 59 YEARS

[@9Ballr]

@sabbracadabra8367 It says conspiracy theories sell books.

[@thehomieJM]

You’re absolutely clueless.

[@elessartelcontar9415]

The 2nd government investigation concluded that Oswald did not act alone, that there were at least 2 shooters of which Oswald might not have been one and that the assassination was the result of a conspiracy.

[@jetcat132]

@@elessartelcontar9415 That was based on audio evidence that was found to be invalid and debunked shortly after the investigation.

[@ArtTaggerr-223]

The 6th floor museum is so much propaganda…it more a like miniature JFK library. I wanted to see NOTHING BUT CONSPIRACY exhibits.

[@jetcat132]

Real history doesn’t work huh? So you want a fantasy alternative museum… ? I don’t think that’s a museum, because museums tend to exhibit historic FACTS. What you want is a haunted house. That’s more your speed.

[@ArtTaggerr-223]

@@jetcat132 Sounds as your mental state is that of believing in Santa Clause. Certain children you can never help grow up. Lol.

[@jetcat132]

@@ArtTaggerr-223 Yeah, but when I DO grow up, I don’t want to be like you, brainwashed by a conspiracy theory, lol.

[@ArtTaggerr-223]

@@jetcat132 Shows how much you need to learn about brainwashing when you still believe in Santa.

[@jetcat132]

@@ArtTaggerr-223 Yep, but still better than believing in the Conspiracy Fairy!

[@johnwalters4792]

No question Oswald did it.

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for watching!

[@rstefanie2622]

Better go ask The House Select Committee on Assassinations of 1977.

[@davidarbuckle7236]

Very Professional Video. A lot of people do not know why there were so few photos from the front of the Motorcade. They had moved the Press Truck to the back of the Parade. First time for that. Some might say that is a clue. I would agree. But thank goodness for the Zapruder film!

[@TravelswithNick]

Thank you!! Actually one of my future videos I’m planning to do is a video based off Zapruder and tracing his steps that day. I’m looking forward to puting that together. Thanks again for watching 😎✌️

[@davidarbuckle7236]

@@TravelswithNick Excellent Idea. Are you going to do anything about the Tippett Murder? I wish someone would do one on the Fake Oswald in Mexico City. That has been completely overlooked and there is a ton of evidence. (even from Hoover's mouth himself)

[@maryblaufuss7533]

@@TravelswithNick You might want to read "Twenty-six Seconds" by granddaughter Alexandra Zapruder for research.

[@harlemswingdancehotjazz1205]

Nice footage, ill never support lies tho. Ill grab your vid and take the audio out to put my own in 🤣 .... Do yourc research Oswald shot NOTHING that horrid day ...

[@TravelswithNick]

Oswald definitely shot JFK. Now was he the only one responsible, I don’t believe so. But he def pulled the trigger

[@9Ballr]

@@TravelswithNick You're partly right. Yes, he was the only one responsible. There is no credible evidence that anyone else was in on his shooting JFK that day.

[@danieleyre8913]

So if Oswald didn’t shoot him then who else could have?

[@kevinkeller6569]

Good vid. I was there in 2007 and wanted to go up to the 6th floor but they had it closed off for some reason. The gift shop was the only thing open. The whole museum is based on Oswald killing JFK but that is all fiction. There were most definitely at least 3 or more shooters. No doubt about it, and Lee Oswald was not one of them!!

[@TravelswithNick]

Thanks for checking out my video!

[@danieleyre8913]

Yah good luck with that.

[@aaronz7056]

In that case you will of course now explain away all of the following: All bullets and fragments ever found were matched to Oswald's rifle. Oswald owned and smuggled the rifle. Oswald left his latent print on the rifle. Oswald lied to police about his whereabouts during the shooting. Victims' reactions in Zapruder's film clearly demonstrate they are hit by the same bullet, and ergo from behind. Kennedy is very clearly seen to suffer a massive exit wound exploding at the temple, consistent only with a shot from behind. Connally's said the shots came from behind. Autopsy shows the shots came from behind. Parkland doctors had no particular problem with the autopsy photos. Witnesses a few feet under the sixth floor window firmly said the shots all came from directly overhead. Those witnesses had a clear view behind the knoll fence and would have plainly seen any gunman there. Zapruder's secretary was only yards away from the fence and heard and saw nobody there. It's vastly implausible anybody would ever assume they would frame this on a lone shooter while firing from multiple directions. Oswald was a perfectly plausible match to the shooter seen in the window. Oswald was the only employee inside the building during the shooting to immediately flee the crime scene and the plaza. Oswald took evasive action to sneak back to his rooming house. Oswald was ID'd by nearly a dozen witnesses as shooting a cop and fleeing. Oswald owned and was in possession of the revolver the shells were matched to. Oswald was plainly seen trying to hide from and dodge passing police. Oswald was caught red-handed trying to shoot a second cop. Oswald fought police so violently 3 officers were injured just disarming him. Oswald refused to cooperate with any investigator. Oswald refused help from the President of the Dallas Bar Association. Oswald was only interested in a lawyer he'd never met living in another state who specialized in left-wing causes. Oswald never attempted to blow any conspiracy to anybody. Oswald acted to smug he even convinced his own brother he was guilty. Oswald shrugged a hollow, rambling, unsurprised reply when asked on live TV, "Did you shoot the President?"

[@TheMighty412]

Yawn. Stick with non-historical stuff.

[@TravelswithNick]

I appreciate your honesty haha