November 22nd, 1963. John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, is

assassinated while traveling to Dallas, Texas in a 1961 open top Lincoln Continental convertible

limousine. The car is the second of three vehicles used by the Secret Service for the

motorcade that day. It's driven by Secret Service agent Bill Greer, another Secret Service

agent Roy Kellerman rides shotgun. Governor of Texas John Connolly and his wife Nelly

sitting in middle jumpsuit and the president and his wife Jackie ride in the back at 1230

pm central standard time. Nelly turns to JFK and says, Mr. President, you can't say Dallas

doesn't love you, which president Kennedy acknowledges by saying, no, you certainly can't.

And then Jack found out that at least one president Dallas didn't care for him at all.

When according to the Warren commission and the House Select Committee on assassinations,

Kennedy was waving to the crowds on his right with his right arm up raised on the side

of the limo. When a shot entered his upper back, penetrated his neck and slightly damaged

his spine and lung before exy now to center of his throat, just beneath his larynx and

nick the left side of his suit tie knot. He raised his elbows and clinched his fists

in front of his face and neck, then leaned forward and left. Mrs. Kennedy facing her husband,

put her arms around him in concern after this first bullet, roughly five seconds later,

another shot hits the president, supposedly entering through the rear of his head, but

somehow also blowing off the top of his skull and causing him to rock back into the left.

Some say it's possible for a bullet to act that way many others say absolutely not. And

then Jackie starts to climb up and over the seat and tries to get out of the back of the

car. She knows as anyone who's watched the subpooter film of the incident that John

is long gone. We all now know definitely the JFK died that day, but very few agree as

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