JFK Assasination

orth Chamber of Commerce, which was followed by a parade to a market where he would deliver another speech. In this parade, Kennedy rode aside Texas governor Connally, in an open roof car. In the eyes of his loving supporters, Kennedy was struck by at least one of three bullets in the back of his head. Governor Connally was also hit, but not as seriously as the president. Three shots were fired from the window of the Texas School Book Depository (Fateful). The following is an interview with a witness of the JFK assassination:
             "Q: Did you hear any unusual noises at Dealy Plaza? (An area near the location near the assassination)
             @ I heard what I thought was a firecracker.
             Q: Did you hear any additional unusual noises?
             @ I heard two more...still firecrackers to me.
             Q: Were you in such a position that after hearing the last noise which you have described as a firecracker, that you could then observe the reactions of people who were also in Dealy Plaza?
             @ I took a few pictures of them falling
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