Through the Lens of History: JFK Assassination, Eyewitnesses, and the Legacy of November 22nd

In this episode of Moore to Consider, Jack Moore and guest Jake Ingebritson dive into the intricate web surrounding the JFK assassination, examining how historical events shape memory and perception. They explore the randomness of history, the lasting impact of eyewitness accounts, and the roles of key figures like Clint Hill, Abraham Zapruder, and Lee Harvey Oswald. The conversation also delves into the complexities of the single bullet theory, the influence of media, and the personal reflections of witnesses such as Jay Watson and Jim Lavelle. With insights into Jack Ruby’s actions and the public’s evolving view of JFK, the hosts offer a nuanced perspective on the assassination’s legacy and the enduring questions that continue to captivate the world.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Context of the JFK Assassination

04:57 Personal Connections: Bill and Gail Newman

09:45 The Role of Abraham Zapruder

15:29 Jay Watson: Key Witness and His Insights

20:53 Jim Lavelle: Interactions and Insights

30:37 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

34:11 The Impact of Jack Ruby's Actions

36:56 Witness Accounts: Charles Brehm's Story

39:59 The 25th Anniversary and Media Influence

42:56 The Trajectory of the Shots

45:58 The Bullet's Path and Its Effects

46:47 The Zapruder Film and Its Revelations

47:52 Connelly's Wound and the Single Bullet Theory

48:46 The Importance of the Lapel Discovery

49:49 The Physics of the Shots

51:02 The Debate Over Bullet Behavior

52:03 The Role of Experts in the Investigation

52:48 The Pristine Bullet Theory

53:59 The Need for Further Exploration

54:56 The Future of JFK Assassination Discussions

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