Season 1 Episode49. The Last Moments of JFK: Witnesses and Facts

These articles explore various aspects of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, focusing on the roles of several key figures and examining controversial aspects of the official investigation. One article looks into the role of Roger Craig, a deputy sheriff who claimed to have seen Oswald at the office of Will Fritz, the chief of the criminal police, after the assassination. The author argues that Fritz was lying and that Craig was telling the truth. Another article investigates the exact number of copies of the Zapruder film, which captured the assassination, that were made on the day of the event. The author counters claims made by Doug Horne, who asserts that the documents related to the film are false and that the copies were tampered with. A third article describes a conference on the assassination of Kennedy, examining the presentations and conclusions of various speakers. Finally, the last article analyzes the life of Jack Ruby, the man who killed Oswald, and his potential involvement in the assassination. The author explores the numerous theories surrounding Ruby, including his connections to the mafia and the possibility that he was an undercover agent.