Assassination of JFK Video Clips Reveal the Truth.

Even today there are many theories as to what happened the day John F. Kennedy was assassinated.

Much of the speculation comes from the assassination of JFK video clips and a good deal of footage taken by citizens who were there that day.

The John F. Kennedy assassination, which took place on November 22, 1963, is one of the most talked about crimes in US history.

It is also one on which there are the most conspiracy theories as to what actually happened.

Now, more than 40 years later, the skepticism of how and why JFK was killed still lingers in the minds of many who do not trust the official story of Lee Harvey Oswald being a lone killer.

The day Kennedy was assassinated there were no radio or television stations broadcasting live.

The area the president was traveling through was not thought to be important enough for live coverage.

Most of the video crews were actually waiting for President Kennedy to arrive at the Dallas Trade Mart.

The members of the media that did ride along with the motorcade were at the rear of the caravan.

Kennedy’s last moments were recorded on 8 mm film. The most famous assassination of JFK video clips are the McGruder Film and the Zapruder Film.

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

Abraham Zapruder took what is best known as the film that caught the last few seconds of Kennedy’s life.

The Zapruder Film was published by Life Magazine not long after the assassination.

It was shown repeatedly on television starting in 1975, though sometimes times leaving out the fatal head shot.

However, Zapruder was not the only photographer to have assassination of JFK video clips as there were 32 other photographers in Dealey Plaza.

Other amateur films were made by Orville Nix, Marie Muchmore and Charles Bronson, all of who captured the fatal shot though further away than Zapruder.

Countless still photos were taken. Researchers labeled an unidentified woman as the Babushka Lady who may have been filming the presidential motorcade during the assassination as she was caught on film and photos taken by others.

Emerging Evidence

Recently, unknown color footage of the assassination filmed by George Jefferies was released on February 20, 2007 by the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas, Texas.

This film, unlike many of the other assassination of JFK video clips, does not include footage of the assassination as it was taken 90 seconds before the shooting and a few blocks away.

The only pertinent detail to the investigation from this is that there is a clear view of Kennedy’s jacket bunched just below the collar which has contributed to speculation as to how low in the back Kennedy was first shot.

Their Version VS. the Truth

The McGruder film contains the assassination of JFK video clips at the moment of impact. This film is often used to demonstrate flaws in the lone gunman theory.

The murder of Oswald indicates this as well. In any event the important part of the cover up is not who pulled the trigger but why the President and later his brother were killed.

The DTSS U.S. review shows many believe it was due to a commitment to dismantle the Federal Reserve private banking scam and wrest control of the US economy from an elite band of profiteers.