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 20.

If you've had a sense that we've slowed down just a tad lately in terms of how quick we're publishing episodes, your sense would

be correct. I had the opportunity to take a short vacation and go on over to Naples, Florida,

and visit some of my closest friends. It was an absolutely beautiful few days off. And then I hopped

on a plane and I'm back in Atlanta for a few days here before I head back to South

Florida. All of this travel has made production of episodes just a little bit challenging.

But no worries because we have a handful of episodes lined up and ready to go into production.

And thank you again for all of the feedback. I'm just getting an incredible amount of support from all of you.

I love it.

The more I hear from you, the more motivated I am to continue on with this series.

We've had great fun with it, and let me tell you, we're really just getting into it.

There is so much that is the story of the Kennedy assassination. And I think, as many of you have said,

we keep getting into more interesting stuff as you go. Now, just a little bit about today's

episode. On that day in Dallas, there were hundreds of witnesses in Dealey Plaza, and many of them

looked up into the depository when those shots were first fired. There were various

individuals in the windows that day and they were on various floors. And I can tell you that the chaos

of the moment generated a lot of confusion about who they were and whether or not they were part of

a conspiracy. Well, that's what this episode is about.

We're going to start unpacking that topic today. The information you'll hear today is also a

crucial continuation of episode 19 in which we explore whether or not it was even possible

for Lee Harvey Oswald to have been in the shooter's nest at the moment the shots were fired.

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