Things you didn't know about the JFK tragedy part 2

Things you didn't know about the JFK tragedy part 2. So this is the moment that JFK felt the bullet go through his neck and then it ended up hitting this guy. And as you can see by his face, he's in pain. And Jackie, JFK's wife, is looking at him being like, what's happening? And one thing that stood out to me is the police officers were looking straight ahead and then all of a sudden they look to the left and that's around the same time that he felt the bullet hit him. And this is another angle of the whole thing going down, filmed by Orville Nix. And this is an important angle because it started a lot of conspiracies. So the guy ended up developing the film. They called him up and was like, you got footage of the assassination. We got to give this over to the government, but we'll let you see it. So they let him see it and he got copies of it and then he was able to sell it to like a couple publications. But the government took the original. The reason it's so important is because from this angle, it shows a shadowy figure standing up here on this platform above the grassy knoll. And it kind of looks like the person has a rifle shaped item. And then the other thing is that the police officers were looking in and that other people said that they heard the gunshots coming from. Or at least some of the shots. Officially, there is only one shooter, which was Lee Harvey Oswald from the sixth floor of the book depository and he shot from them, and that's what it looks like, not from the side. This is seconds before the second bullet hit. And the second bullet hit his head, which was a fatal shot. That's when his wife Jackie tried to crawl out of the car. Some think that she was trying to get pieces of his skull. And apparently she didn't even remember this moment. So they took off and drove to Parkland Hospital. And the crazy thing is, he was still breathing and pronounced dead 30 minutes later. And his wife Jackie helped part of his brain in her hands all the way to the hospital and handed it to the doctor. Then they debated on who was going to do the autopsy because it was technically a Texas homicide. So they should have done it there. Lyndon B Johnson, the vice president, he wanted to get out of Dallas and also he wanted to be sworn in as president as soon as possible. But she didn't want to leave her husband behind. So they ended up taking the casket and put it on the plane and then he was literally sworn in as president next to the casket of JFK with his wife standing there. And you can just tell she's like, what the F is going on. And Lyndon B Johnson, he hated Kennedy. And he basically wanted to do the opposite of everything that JFK was trying to do with the government. He wanted to turn America to a war machine.