Episode 30 Return to the Dealey Plaza Witnesses Part 5

JFK The Enduring Secret

Jeff Crudele

Coup D'etat, Documentary, Government, Ruby, History, Jfk, Murder, Kennedy, Mafia, President, Oswald, Dallas, Fbi, Society & Culture, Assassination, Cia, Johnson

4.6 • 602 Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2021

⏱️ 32 minutes

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An in depth tutorial and discussion around the assassination of John F. Kennedy, (JFK) the country's 35th president who was brutally murdered in Dallas Texas on November 22, 1963. Episode 30 focuses on this last group of four witnesses in this part of the series. James Worrell, Ronald Fischer, Robert Edwin Roberts, and the inmates at the county jail. This series of episodes focuses more broadly on the precious few witnesses who actually saw so...

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0:00.0	Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret.
0:08.1	I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.
0:20.0	Hello everyone, and welcome back to the podcast.
0:24.7	Today's episode is episode 30.
0:28.3	I really hope that you're enjoying this Memorial Day weekend.
0:32.3	It's the first Memorial Day weekend that we've been able to enjoy a little bit of time outside, somewhat unrestrained
0:40.0	in a post-COVID environment. So I hope you're getting a chance to really do the things you want to do
0:46.2	and still finding a little time to listen to some of these episodes. In today's episode, we
0:53.2	continue what we started in episode 29.
0:56.2	We'll be covering four specific witnesses. James Worrell, Ronald Fisher, Robert Edwin Edwards,
1:06.5	and the inmates at the jail. So, without further ado,
1:12.6	let's listen to episode 30.
1:31.0	James Richard, James Richard Worrell Jr.
1:36.3	Mr. Worrell was 18 years old at the time of the assassination.
1:42.1	He was attending Thomas Jefferson High School in Dallas, and he was in his senior year.
1:45.6	Worrell was attending classes up until the month before the assassination. He quit school in October of that year. He was, by his own admission,
1:52.1	an average student. He was unemployed at the time of the assassination, and was also unemployed
1:59.2	at the time he testified before the Warren Commission in March
2:02.8	1964. As Warholz tells his story, he went to Love Field that morning on the 22nd and he got there
2:10.9	before the president arrived. It wasn't long before he realized that he was going to see very little of
2:17.2	the president at Love Field and he was going to see very little of the president at Lovefield,
2:19.1	and he was going to have to go somewhere else to get more of a view of the president that day.
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