Inaccuracy #`
The assertion in Episode 2 at approximately 25:35 that the Geraldo Rivera show in 1975 was the first time the public saw the Zapruder film is not accurate. DA Jim Garrison - who surprisingly has not been mentioned once in the podcast so far (hopefully that will be rectified) - used the film in his prosecution of Clay Shaw in 1969. That’s where the famous “back and to the left” phrase came from. Garrison’s investigations in the late 1960s were very much a part of the narrative.
plsreadthisreview via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/20/23
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