And I find that, you know, interesting.

We've got several films that we have studied very closely and the passenger is definitely watching in the rearview mirror on the passenger side.

After the throat shot, you can see him turn around, look at Kennedy,

then he passes something to the driver, leans forward, he takes the wheel with his hands.

The car comes almost to a stop.

William Greer turns around, shoots Kennedy in your head over his right shoulder, turns around, both men

hunched down and the car feeds away.

Wow.

I want to ask the gentleman, Bo, is it?

Yes. Yeah. I like to start away gentleman, Bo, is it? Yes.

Yeah, I like to sort of wait for that tape.

It's $10, correct?

Well, yes, I've got the tape and I know that it's probably going to cost me $10 to make it and send it to you.

You send me $10 and you got it how long is that

tape up approximately it did the the pruder tape and bill has already

mentioned what you see normally on television is a

run tape that cuts off before you actually focus.

And what we did with is a Pruder tape

is that we blew it up, we slowed it down,

and we played it completely through multiple times so that when you see the driver just as Bill has said

Not with his right hand which have been extended to everyone could have seen it.

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