Please join us over at JFK, the Enduring Secret YouTube channel for another gripping episode in our

series entitled Mysteries of the Enduring Secret. Our newest mystery episode covers Commander William

Bruce Pitzer. Commander Pitzer died on October 29, 1966, and the official cause of death was a suicide.

For those of you who are avid listeners of JFK, the Enduring Secret Podcast, you know that I produced an extensive podcast episode on this story.

It's episode 98 of JFK, The Enduring Secret.

Well, now on our JFK Enduring Secret YouTube channel, Mysteries of the Enduring Secret series, we bring to you an interview by Rick Rousseau and myself with William Pitzer's

nephew, Bruce Fernandez. Commander Pitzer supposedly died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound

to the right temple. Many still believe it was murder, and the evidence weighs heavy on that side of the scale,

that it was indeed murder.

Commander Pitzer was in charge of the Educational Television Division at Bethesda Naval Hospital

at the time of the President's death.

On the Monday or Tuesday, following President Kennedy's autopsy,

fellow Navy colleague Dennis David would enter Pitzer's office

and see him working on a movie film that had been taken of the president's autopsy.

Pitzer was making stills from the movie and analyzing the movie as well.

This film has never surfaced.

It was believed to be the filming of the pre-examination which likely took place that night

before the official autopsy got underway.

Listen to our earlier mystery of the Enduring Secret episode that covers

the two morgues at Bethesda. That should help you to better understand how Pitzer's involvement

fits into the mystery of the two morgues. Like Robert Knudson, Pitzer may have been one of the two main characters

who were involved in producing the visual record of what was actually determined

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