Dealey Plaza: Six Seconds That Still Aren't Settled
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Dealey Plaza: Six Seconds That Still Aren't Settled
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(00:01:08) The Man in the Window
(00:02:51) The Six Seconds Problem
(00:04:18) The Magic Bullet
(00:05:49) The Grassy Knoll
(00:07:52) Two Days Later
(00:09:19) The Files That Weren't Opened
(00:10:24) What the Evidence Actually Allows
(00:12:36) Sixty Years and Still Contested
Six seconds in Dealey Plaza. A presidential limousine rounding onto Elm Street. Three shots — or possibly more. November 22, 1963 is the most scrutinised moment in American history, and this episode goes back to the raw evidence to ask what we actually know.
The case against Lee Harvey Oswald is substantial: the Mannlicher-Carcano rifle ordered under an alias, the spent cartridge cases at the sixth-floor window of the Texas School Book Depository, eyewitness accounts placing a man with a rifle at that window before Oswald was even a suspect. The Warren Commission found it sufficient. But substantial evidence and settled evidence are not the same thing.
The Zapruder film introduced doubt that no official report has ever fully extinguished. That backward snap of Kennedy's head at the fatal shot, frame 313 and everything after, split analysts along lines that have never converged. The single-bullet theory — one round through Kennedy and Governor Connally, causing seven wounds, recovered in near-pristine condition on a Parkland stretcher — remains the logical hinge of the entire case. Accept it, and three shots from one gunman hold. Reject it, and the arithmetic of the shooting demands a second shooter.
This episode works through the six-seconds timing problem, the geometry of the magic bullet, the grassy knoll witness accounts, and what the physical evidence does and does not prove. Not advocacy for any particular conclusion — just a careful look at why this question has outlasted every institution that tried to close it.
This episode includes AI-generated content.
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