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 29, and it will be followed

with simultaneous publication of episode 30, which is a continuation of the same topic. Sorry,

everyone. I know I promised that episode 30 would be the beginning of the Grassy Knoll series,

but there was still too much to cover related to the schoolbook depository shots. So,

episode 31 is now where we will commence covering the Grassy Knoll and the general idea that

other shots came from locations other than

the schoolbook depository. So back to where we are now in the series. Over these next two episodes,

29 and 30, we'll explore the remaining few witnesses in Dealey Plaza that saw a gunman in the window of the depository.

Today in episode 29, we cover Amos Lee Ewens, and in episode 30, we'll cover James Whirl

and Ronald Fisher and Robert Edwin Edwards,

and also the inmates at the jail.

So without further ado, let's listen to Episode 29. It's funny how when you take wanders like this, you know, you just stumble across things.

Sometimes they are just things that should stand out, but otherwise don't. Perhaps they stand out more than they otherwise would. You know, if you weren't wandering. All right, what do I mean by

this ramble? Well, as we were finishing up episode 28, when I was pondering the idea that there were over 300 possible

witnesses to the things we were talking about in that episode. In other words, at the end of the

parade, Dealey Plaza was basically the end of the line, and there were massive crowds all along the way that day,

but Dealey was the last little bit. And it was big enough still, 300 or so people there on that

day in that little enclave, and yet only three people came forward to say that they had seen it.

That is, only three people who saw two people in the window or windows at the

depository with a gun.

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