The End of Innocence - The JFK Assassination

In this week's episode of the End of Innocence, the JFK assassination. We hear from the other man who was injured in the Presidential limo that awful day in Dallas, Texas Governor John Connally. We hear what he says about the shooting and how his testimony pokes holes in the Warren Commission's "single bullet" theory.

In this week's episode, we look at the shot that killed President Kennedy almost instantly, the fatal headshot. Where did that shot come from and what did the Parkland doctors see when JFK arrived at the hospital immediately after the assassination? Was the exit wound in the front of the head or the back? We will hear first-hand testimony from those doctors in today's episode.

Over the next several episodes, we’ll dive into the medical evidence of the Kennedy assassination. First, we’ll hear from the trauma doctors at Parkland Hospital and the autopsy doctors at the Bethesda Naval Hospital. What do they have to say? Is the single bullet theory legit or would the bullet have really needed to be magic to do all the damage the Warren Commission says it did? What does the evidence suggest?

General Edwin Walker reported that he was the target of an assassination attempt at his home on April 10, 1963, but escaped serious injury when a bullet fired from outside hit a window frame and fragmented. After its investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the Warren Commission concluded that Walker's assailant had been Lee Harvey Oswald. In this week's episode we take a look at the assassination attempt on General Walker.

In this episode, we are going to go along with the Warren Commission and say that Oswald was in the 6th floor, when nothing I have seen, heard or researched tells me he was. But just for this episode, we are going to say he was. So, if he was there in the 6th floor southeast corner window, was he capable of doing the shooting? We are going to look at that in today’s episode of the End of Innocence.

Three funerals were held on Monday, November 25, 1963. Two of the men were buried with dignity and honor while one was a sad ending to what some have called the most mysterious figure in American history. This week we look at the funeral of President John F. Kennedy, Dallas police officer, J.D. Tippit and the "patsy" Lee Harvey Oswald.

In this episode we look at reasons why Jack Ruby killed Lee Harvey Oswald. We will hear from Ruby himself on possible reasons why he committed this act. Why did Ruby seem relieved when he heard that Oswald had died, even if it meant the death penalty for him? Also, why did Ruby ask Chief Justice Earl Warren to take him out of Dallas so he could tell them all he knew about the assassination?

In this week's episode, we look back at Jack Ruby's shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald. We also take a look at what the final moments of Lee Oswald's life was like as doctors tried desperately to save his life. We also hear about a call to Parkland hospital from the new President, Lyndon Johnson. Why was he still trying to get a confession from Oswald?

In this week's episode we look at the happenings of Sunday, November 24, 1963. What was Jack Ruby doing before he shot Lee Oswald on the morning of the 24th. How did Ruby gain access to Oswald in the Dallas Police basement. And did he have help from the Dallas Police in the killing of Oswald.

In this week's episode we continue to look at Lee Oswald under arrest at the Dallas Police Department. A mysterious figure was in the crowd watching Oswald that weekend in Dallas. Was the Dallas Police told that someone was going to kill Oswald? And if so, why were those threats ignored?