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 28.

Today's episode covers three key witnesses in Dealey Plaza.

Mr. Arnold Rowland, Mrs. Carolyn Walter, and Ruby Henderson.

So, after all of that emphasis on a couple of photos in the previous episode, this is a good place to pivot to what other eyes saw, regardless of what was not captured by a camera.

We know the eyes of three other witnesses saw something that no other camera took a picture of that day, in Deely Plaza, that is, and more specifically in those sixth floor windows.

And out of the hundreds of people in the plaza, there are three people, just three people,

who identified or stepped forward to interact with and tell their story to law enforcement at the time of the assassination.

These are the three people that saw two people on the sixth floor at the same time.

But as a juror, listen closely because the details of what they saw matters, and the details differ. Those three witnesses were Arnold Roland,

Carolyn Walther, and Ruby Henderson. Curiously, all three were interviewed by the FBI shortly after the assassination.

And in a further curiosity, the Warren Commission chose to take the testimony of only one of them,

Arnold Rowland, ignoring the testimony of the other two, both women. Don't worry.

I don't think this was an act of discrimination.

You see, the Warren Commission was an equal opportunity avoider, for sure.

And Arnold Rowland was already identified by another highly reputable witness at the time,

Roger Craig, from the Dallas Sheriff's Office.

We all know Roger from an earlier episode.

And we heard about Mr. Roland then as well.

Roger had encountered Mr. Roland and his wife shortly after the shots were fired.

And that's where the Roland's story about what Mr. Roland saw in the window

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