This documentary was aired on November 22, 1985 - the 22nd anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It aired on public radio and was written, produced and narrated by longtime voice-over talent Mike Swickey.
This 30-minute audio documentary has been referenced in books and films regarding the assassination, but until 2008 had been long out of distribution. The documentary is timeless in that it tells the story of the events of 11-22-63 without getting into the controversies surrounding the shooting. It tells the story of that day - and does so with emotionally packed sound bites - that belies the fact it was produced in 1985. Since it is an audio capsule of that time, no updating is needed. It is as fresh today (except for advances in audio engineering) as it was when it aired in November of '85. It is presented in The Internet Archive by permission of Mr. Swickey.
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