:52:02
...we must prove there was more than
one man involved in the assassination.
:52:07
To do that...
:52:08
...we must look at the Zapruder film
which my office subpoenaed.
:52:12
The American public has not seen...
:52:16
...has not seen the film. Is been locked
in a vault the last five years...
:52:22
...in the Time-Life Building in New York.
:52:25
There's a reason for that.
:52:28
Watch.
:53:17
"The picture speaks 1,000 words."
:53:21
The Warren Commission thought they had
an open-and-shut case.
:53:24
Three bullets, one assassin.
:53:27
But two unpredictable things happened
that day to make it virtually impossible.
:53:32
One, the film shot by Abraham Zapruder
while standing near the grassy knoll.
:53:36
Two, the third wounded man,
James Teague, nicked by a fragment...
:53:41
...while standing near the triple underpass.
:53:43
The time frame, 5.6 seconds,
established by the Zapruder film...
:53:47
...left no possibility of a fourth shot.
:53:50
So the shot of fragment that left
a superficial wound on Teague's cheek...
:53:54
...came from one of the three bullets
fired from the Depository's sixth floor.
:53:59
That leaves just two bullets.