Was it a government cover-up?
Let’s embark on an exciting journey down memory lane, complete with unexpected twists and intriguing turns that will keep you on your toes!
This might turn into a lengthy post, but trust me, it’s well worth your time—especially if you have a passion for history!
How that morning started!
In Fort Worth, Texas, JFK decided to meet the crowds outside his hotel. Among them was an 8-year-old boy named Billy Paxton, the future storm-chasing actor Bill Paxton.
After a short 13-minute flight from Fort Worth, JFK, Jackie and the presidential team arrived in Dallas.
46 minutes to go!
JFK stopped the motorcade twice on the parade route—first for school children and then for Catholic nuns. He got out to shake hands and greet them before continuing.
30 minutes to go!
The motorcade found itself moving at a slower pace than anticipated, as the crowds gathered were far larger than anyone had predicted. The sea of eager faces lining the streets added an unexpected energy to the procession.
2 minutes to go!
As the motorcade approaches the corner onto Dealey Plaza, cameras will have the opportunity to capture up-close footage of both JFK and Jackie…
