Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.

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

It really is another great day to say that.

Well, we finally published episode 22 last night, and today we are continuing with episode 23. We are finally

catching up and creating some momentum. As I said in the last podcast episode, the good news is that

there is still plenty to talk about. Today's episode is in contrast to the handful of key witnesses inside the depository that we just

explored in the last few episodes. This current episode 23 begins the focus on the witnesses we are

going to talk about who actually saw people in the window or windows of the Texas school book depository

and that were situated in Dealey Plaza, outside the depository.

Over the next couple of episodes, we will explore all these key folks who saw something in the

window. I hope you are still taking notes.

There is a dizzying amount of detail to keep track of, isn't there?

So, this is one more helping, as a southern friend of mine might say.

So, without further ado, let's listen to episode 23.

There was only one eyewitness in all of Deley Plaza who immediately stepped forward after the assassination and said that they could positively identify the gunman who had been in the sixth floor window at the time the shots were fired.

Oh, there were others who saw men in the windows.

We'll get to them in the next episode.

But first, we are going to start with the prosecution's star witness, Howard Brennan.

At the time of the assassination, Howard Leslie Brennan was a 45-year-old steam fitter.

He was a family man with one grandson, and he was then working for

Wallace and Beard, which was a local construction company there in Dallas. He had been a

steam fitter for almost 20 years, which was a good part of his adult life. He was a union man

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