He was also working at the time and the last thing he is expecting is an assassination attempt. Lee Bowers view of the fence could have been blocked by the cab of a small pick up truck, IF there was a truck and IF there was someone trying to conceal themselves behind it, Lee wouldn’t have seen them waving at him.
#Underpass noob tube spots full
The historical record and research community would be well served by digital re-issue of the original, full length RTJ, lest that valuable content be gradually forgotten and lost from our collective memory. I saw the original during a visit by Mark Lane to the Duke University campus in the fall of 1975 and recall segments about witness deaths since the assassination that seem to be part of footage edited out before the re-release by De Antonio. The number of 16mm B&W prints in existence of the original, full length film is probably dwindling every year. De Antonio then unilaterally edited out about 1/2 hour and reissued the film as a VHS video in the late 1970’s, as is the version of the film most typically found, for example, uploaded in part or whole to YouTube.
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