Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret. I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

Hello everyone, Ed. Welcome back to the podcast.

Today's episode is episode 293.

And yes, it's episode number six in the mini-series covering the Tippett murder.

I want to dedicate this episode to a Dallas researcher Matt Dousset.

Last year, when we visited Dallas, Matt was incredibly gracious, took us on a true tour

of Oswald's escape path, beginning at the school book depository, and ending at the Texas

theater. He was almost single-handedly my inspiration for deciding to do these tippet episodes.

So today's episode is dedicated to you, Matt.

I hope you're enjoying these episodes as much as I am, and we're clipping along at quite a pace here.

After taking a step back and trying to provide some perspective on some of the problems with this case,

as we did in episode number five, now we rewind the tape and track Oswald's movements from the schoolbook

depository to 1026 North Beckley.

Did I say Oswald's? Is that plural or possessive?

Well, you'll just have to listen to the episode and find out. So without further ado,

let's listen to the rest of episode 293 of jfk the enduring secret in the

in the chaotic minutes in the chaotic minutes after President Kennedy was assassinated, the official story quickly began to play out.

In the Warren Commission's version, Lee Harvey Oswald, the lone gunman, supposedly left the Texas school book depository,

boarded a bus, then took a taxi to his rooming house in the Oak Cliff neighborhood but on the streets of Dealey plaza another story

was unfolding one that would be dismissed ignored but never fully silenced around 1240 p.m., just 10 minutes after the fatal shots rang out,

several people saw something that didn't fit the official timeline.

A car salesman named Marvin Robinson was driving his black Cadillac West on Elm Street

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