This is a compilation of the complete series of reaction videos I did to this fantastic work by Lemmino last year.

The work this guy did is TV documentary quality....very good work.

Good thing the secret service is much more capable now. They’d never let a an obvious sniper get close to the president these days. You know, unless the roof was slightly sloped

I’ve never understood the argument that no one person could have committed such a heinous act. There are so many assassinations and assassination attempts in history that were only planned and executed by one person.

20 years ago a person jumped from a 20 story building and landed on a 2nd floor garden area where I found their body. The only details I can recall from that day was a cleaning lady being devastated by the events, and that I left work early after giving the police a statement. I remember nothing else. How people are coming up with new details 20 years later is beyond me.

Right on. LEMMINO's Kennedy Assassination video was enthralling and your reactions gave it even more depth. That's how I discovered your channel!

I didn’t know that you had reacted to a bunch of Lemmino videos, well there goes my afternoon! I actually met Marina Oswald multiple times as a child. She ran an army/navy surplus store in Dallas that I used to go to (I was obsessed with the military when I was young). My parents only told me years later that the owner (who often ran the register) was actually Lee Harvey Oswald’s wife. I recall her being a kind old lady who enjoyed having a youngster come around so often.

8th generation Texan here- My grandfather was there. He worked in a factory downtown, and they found out the president was coming close by so his boss let a group of them go see him. My grandmother was at home with my dad, who was born that July 4th. My grandfather said he ducked when he heard the shots like everybody else. He heard 3 shots. But the last 2 sounded different from the 1st one, so he thought it was police shooting back at somebody who shot the 1st shot. After the scatter, and things died down a little, he walked back to work with his group, called my grandmother at a pay phone to let her know what happen, but she was already listening on the radio. He finished his work day like normal, and went back to his life. Their great grandchildren are still here.

The two coworkers looking up at Oswald above must be why that one witness said he could see a man's bald spot.

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It’s insane to think that he was allowed to just ride in an open car in a building full of skyscrapers.

I think you nailed it with your observation about actually experiencing Dealey Plaza. In my youth, I definitely leaned towards conspiracy on this subject.
However, actually going there and standing in that spot changed my view. The whole area is actually quite intimate. It all looks much larger in the old grainy footage from the time. I enjoy your channel!. Subscribed.

I think Oswald's actions after leaving the TSBD solidify his guilt and his role in the shooting more than just about anything else. Even if you disregard the fact that the weapon, casings, and carrying bag can be tied to him by fingerprint evidence and ownership, you have to acknowledge that his decision to immediately go home, arm himself, make a slight wardrobe change, and then leave his home (acknowledging that once he is eventually identified as the culprit, that's the place they'd look for him first) are suspicious to say the least. If Oswald were not a guilty man, he would not then take the life of Officer JD Tippit, regardless of what fears he may have had that he may have been singled out as the suspect purely based on his political beliefs. The murder of Tippit, I think, is entirely indefensible, and would only be carried out by someone who knows their guilt, rather than someone who is innocent but only fears they might be implicated.

If I am not mistaken Lemmino is Swedish. He should do an episode on Swedens own JFK style murder. The killing of Olof Palme. About the same intrigue and a killer never found. But several have been put forward and the conspiracy have been deep.

You must admit oswalds face does appear to look more like early 3os than 24.

This series is how I found you. Haven’t been disappointed since

Loud sounds are very hard to identify in an urban environment. You can even try this yourself: Go outside and visit a building on a road where cars drive by regularly. Stand on one side of the building such that you're looking at the road and the building is either on your left or right. When you hear a car driving by, it will sound like it is coming from the direction opposite the wall of the building. Every time. This is because the building blocks the sound from the car and only the sound bouncing and coming to you from the other way reaches you, giving the audio illusion of the car coming from the opposite direction.

Gunshots in particular are hard to pinpoint, too, since they are sudden and loud, the echo off of walls and interfere with each other. If you ever watch a newbie play a battle royale game like PUBG, they will almost always be confused as to what direction other players shoot them from because of how the speed of sound works. Bullets generally are faster than sound, which can cause all sorts of confusion in the moment. A bullet striking a target near you will strike the target full-on seconds before you actually hear a gunshot.

So, you really can't use audio as any indication of direction of a firing position. It just isn't reliable enough.

I’m actually genuinely upset. I just watched this entire thing in split parts,  2 days ago. and it was extremely hard to find. (Mostly because I’m bad at just finding playlists and YouTube’s recommended structure on iPhone is broken)
And now you have made this. My timing in life is hilariously terrible.

However, now I get to watch this incredible series again. So I suppose it isn’t all bad.

The simplest explanation isn’t sometimes true, it’s USUALLY true.

Sean Munger shot  a wonderful video about Oswald's involvement. I highly suggest watching it.