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 32.

This is the second episode in a series of episodes about the grassy knoll and all the mystery

that encompasses that topic.

In the first episode in this series, we set the stage for the discussion and we introduced

you to Mary Woodward, the Cub reporter from the Dallas Morning News, who, through her

real-time article appearing on Saturday morning the day after

the assassination and the circumstances that were developing that day in Dallas, added to the idea

of a conspiracy after the fuse was lit by a UPI dispatch sent by Merriman Smith, some 25 minutes after the shots were fired.

Today, we begin to move into a more meatier discussion from the witnesses themselves and

tell the story, as I usually do, from official testimony that these witnesses gave.

In the next episode, Episode 33, we'll begin to hear audio from actual eyewitnesses,

and much of that is because many of these witnesses were not interviewed by the Warren

Commission. That shouldn't be a surprise given what we know about the official narrative that evolved

quickly. Ironically, that void by the authorities gives us a gift of being

able to hear these incredible stories without government intervention of the witness, and with

some of them told very close to real time, right around the assassination, and then still others

taken in the 1964 through 1966 timeframe frame. But before we go there,

in today's episode, episode 32, we are going to hear about the mysterious appearance of secret

service agents in highly dubious physical locations just moments after the shooting.

These were not all necessarily men in black, but they were all seemingly nefarious characters.

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