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Clips from JFK (1991) Thriller

"...we were so pressed for time."
JFK (1991) Thriller
"All Secret Servicemen in Dallas are accounted for."
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"None were on foot in Dealey Plaza before or after the shooting..."
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"...till the Dallas Secret Service chief returned at 12:55."
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"Men acting like hoboes were pulled off trains..."
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"...marched through Dealey Plaza, photographed."
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"Yet there's no record of their arrest."
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"But who was impersonating them?"
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"Where was Oswald?"
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"Around 12:15, leaving the building to see the motorcade..."
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"...where he said he went for a Coke."
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"He was in a booth on the right side of the room."
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"I didn't speak to him, but I recognized him clearly."
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"At the same time, Bonnie Ray Williams is supposedly eating lunch in the sixth floor."
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"He's there until 12:15, maybe 12:20."
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"He sees nobody."
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"John Powell, a prisoner on the sixth floor of the county jail, sees them."
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"If Oswald was the assassin, he was nonchalant about moving into position."
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"Later, he told police he was in the second-floor snack room."
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"Probably told to wait there by his handler for a call."
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"But the phone call never came."
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"Maximum 90 seconds after Kennedy is shot..."
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"Is this man an employee?"
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"The Commission would have us believe..."
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"...Oswald then leaves three cartridges neatly side-by-side in the firing nest..."
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"...wipes fingerprints off the rifle, stashes it on the other side of the loft..."
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"...past Victoria Adams and Sandra Styles who never see him..."
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"...then shows up, cool and calm, on the second floor in front of Patrolman Baker."
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"Is this man an employee?"
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"Yes. The President's been shot."
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"Is he out of breath?"
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"According to Baker, absolutely not."
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"Is he guilty? Does he walk out the nearest staircase?"
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"...and at a slow pace, spotted by Mrs. Reid on the second floor..."
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"...he strolls out the more distant front exit..."
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"...where cops have gathered."
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"Odd, since three shots were fired from there..."
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"...nobody seals the Depository for ten more minutes."
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"When he realized something had gone wrong and Kennedy had been killed..."
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"...he knew there was a problem. Maybe even that he was the patsy."
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"An intuition, maybe. The President killed in spite of his warning."
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"Perhaps fear now came to Oswald for the very first time."
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"Oswald returns to his rooming house around 1:00 p. m..."
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"...a half hour after the assassination."
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"A man shot the President!"
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"He puts on his jacket, grabs his. 38 revolver..."
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"Earlene Roberts, the housekeeper, heard two beeps on a car horn."
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"Two uniformed cops pulled up while Oswald was in his room."
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"Like it was a signal."
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"Officer Tippit is shot between 1:10 and 1:15, a mile away."
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"And though no one saw him walking..."
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"...the government says Oswald covered that distance."
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"...Oswald would've had to jog a mile in six to eleven minutes..."
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"...then commit the murder, reverse his direction..."
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"...and walk three-fifths of a mile to the Texas Theater..."
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"...and arrive sometime before 1:30."
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"After all, why would Oswald kill Officer Tippit..."
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"...unless he just shot the President and feared arrest?"
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"Domingo Benevides..."
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"...the closest witness to the shooting..."
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"...refused to identify Oswald as the killer and was never taken to a lineup."
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"Acquilla Clemons..."
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"Mrs. Clemons was never taken to a lineup or to the Warren Commission."
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"At the scene, Officer Poe marks his initials on the shells..."
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"...to record the chain of evidence."
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"Those initials are not on the three cartridge cases..."
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"As early as 12:44, only 14 minutes after the assassination..."
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"...the police put out a description matching Oswald's size and build."
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"Oswald is next seen by a shoe salesman, Johnny Brewer, on Jefferson Avenue."
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"Oswald is scared. He begins to realize the full implications of this thing."
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"He goes to the Texas Theater, possibly a prearranged meeting point."
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"Though he has $14 in his pocket, he doesn't buy the $0.75 ticket."
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"In response to that call..."
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"...at least 30 officers in patrol cars descend on the movie theater."
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"This is the most remarkable example of police intuition..."
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"...since the Reichstag fire."
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"I don't buy it!"
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"They knew. Someone knew Oswald would be there."
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"...and from the stage, points Oswald out."
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"Sir, can I get you to stand up?"
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"I am not resisting arrest! I am not resisting arrest!"
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"When he is brought from the theater..."
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"...a crowd is waiting to scream at him."
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"He's never given reasons for his arrest."
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"He doesn't know the unseen forces ranging against him."
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"At police headquarters, he was booked for murdering Tippit."
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"No legal counsel was provided."
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"No record made of the questioning."
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"When the sun rises the next morning..."
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"Under the guise of a patriotic club owner..."
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"...out to spare Jackie Kennedy from testifying at a trial..."
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"...Jack Ruby is let into a garage..."
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"...by one of his inside men on the police force."
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"Oswald is brought out like a sacrificial lamb..."
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"...and nicely disposed of as an enemy of the people."
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"...buried in a cheap grave under the name Oswald?"
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"Nobody."
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"The official legend is created and the media takes it from there."
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""The bigger the lie, the more people will believe it. ""
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"Lee Harvey Oswald, a crazed, lonely man who wanted attention..."
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"...and got it by killing a President was only the first in a long line of patsies."
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"In later years, Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King..."
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"...men whose commitment to change and peace..."
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"...made them dangerous to men committed to war, would follow..."
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"...also killed by such lonely, crazed men."
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"Men who remove all guilt by making murder a meaningless act of a loner."
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"We've all become Hamlets in our country, children of a slain father-leader..."
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"...whose killers still possess the throne."
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"The ghost of John F. Kennedy confronts us with the secret murder..."
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"...where a President can be assassinated under suspicious circumstances..."
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"...while the machinery of legal action scarcely trembles?"
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"How many more political murders disguised as heart attacks..."
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"...suicides, cancers, drug overdoses?"
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"How many plane and car crashes will occur..."
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""For if it prosper, none dare call it treason. ""
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"The American public has yet to see the Zapruder film."
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"Why?"
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"The American public has yet to see the real X-rays and autopsy photographs."
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"Why?"
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"When my office or you, the people, asked those questions, demanded evidence..."
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