"The Assassination of President Kennedy" will explore the key conclusions of the controversial Warren Commission, as well as the shocking impact of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, ahead of the 50th anniversary on November 22.
I was three. I remember john jr saluting. It's what I've read since that day thatbothers me the most we've been lied to in an unforgivable manner by the government. Until the real story is told, I will never have faith in government and even less for so called journalists
I remember coming home and my Mom and the neighbor sitting on the couch crying. The neighbor was a Republic we were /are Irish Catholic. That day we were Americans
Can't our government level with us after 50 years? How many more lies? Everyone knows the Warren Commission is a joke. It's all I ask, that they admit Oswald didn't do it by himself.
If you're not watching CNN right now you should be! #JFK
by becca bvia twitterretweeted by HerzogCo11/15/2013 2:31:08 AM
I was 8 years old and in third grade. We were told to go to the auditorium and received the news from the principal. I saw one of the teachers crying. Then we were dismissed early. When I got home, my sister was crying. I didn't really understand why because we didn't know him personally but she said it was a tragedy. Then I realized I should feel terrible.
by MrCalvinColemanvia twitter11/15/2013 2:30:32 AM
I was in the 4th grade. Someone came to the classroom to tell us that the president had been shot. One of my classmates starting crying. I didn't quite realize the gravity of the situation at the time.
I was in the Seventh grade in class. A Nun came into our class and announced that the President had been shot. The entire school went down to the Church with all the Nuns and our Parish Priest and we said the Rosary. It was our Priest who told us that the President had Died.
by madddhartvia twitterretweeted by HerzogCo11/15/2013 2:29:53 AM
I was in 6th grade. I was 11. We were sent home early from school. Remember watching TV for three days. Everything played out in real time. Devastating. Will never never forget that day or the days following.
How could Ruby have killed Oswald? Who let him get close to the presumed assassin of the president with a loaded gun? No one wonders how this could have happened with all the security after the assassination of the President? And WHY?
I was in 4th grade at Verona Ms school at recess, playing on the maypole. Kid came running to us laughing that pres had been shot. School let out, rode bus home. Mom was crying. It was a horrible time. We were so sad.
I was four years old but i remember my Mother screaming, then crying, I had never seen my Mother upset!! My family was devastated by the loss of our president. The feeling has stuck with me for fifty years.
Was in 6th grade and 11 years old. We were all sent home early. My family and I huddled around the tv watching the tragedy unfold in real time. I will never forget it.
