Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

I'm your host, Jeff Crudell. Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the podcast.

Today's episode is episode 17, the shooter in the shots, part three, and today we are going to address the single bullet theory.

First, though, I want to start

by dedicating this episode to Annen and Lee, two more of my friends and colleagues from a very

long time ago. It was 30 years ago this year, I believe, that we first met and started working

together. These two young men were then fresh out of graduate school in all their

splendid glory at the start of their professional careers. I dedicate this episode to the two of you,

two outstanding individuals. I had the privilege of sharing some very meaningful professional

and personal history with them both. And it was in their

early goings. And I learned from them as they did from me. And so as I have said before, one of the

important dividends for me in putting together this podcast is the opportunity to reconnect with people

from different seasons of my life that I highly

respect and think fondly of.

Thank you, gentlemen.

Today's episode is about the single bullet theory or magic bullet theory as it is known by its critics.

There is no more celebrated piece of JFK assassination lore than the story

surrounding the magic bullet. More than any other topic, the existence of this magic bullet

is recognizable across generations, regardless of whatever else they know or don't know about the

assassination story.

Almost 58 years of history now, and this is the glue.

It really needs no introduction from me.

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