1:13:00
This is the most remarkable example
of police intuition...
1:13:03
...since the Reichstag fire.
1:13:06
I don't buy it!
1:13:07
They knew. Someone knew
Oswald would be there.
1:13:12
Brewer leads the cops into the theater...
1:13:14
...and from the stage, points Oswald out.
1:13:16
There he is.
1:13:29
Sir, can I get you to stand up?
1:13:37
I am not resisting arrest!
I am not resisting arrest!
1:13:42
They have their man.
1:13:44
Is already been decided in Washington.
1:13:47
When he is brought from the theater...
1:13:50
...a crowd is waiting to scream at him.
1:13:53
Lee Oswald must have felt like Joseph K.
in Kafka's The Trial.
1:13:56
He's never given reasons for his arrest.
1:13:59
He doesn't know the unseen forces
ranging against him.
1:14:02
At police headquarters, he was booked
for murdering Tippet.
1:14:06
No legal counsel was provided.
1:14:08
No record made of the questioning.
1:14:10
When the sun rises the next morning...
1:14:13
...he is booked for murdering the President.
1:14:15
The whole country, fueled by the media,
assumes he is guilty.
1:14:20
Under the guise of a patriotic club owner...
1:14:23
...out to spare Jackie Kennedy
from testifying at a trial...
1:14:26
...Jack Ruby is let into a garage...
1:14:28
...by one of his inside men
on the police force.
1:14:32
Oswald is brought out
like a sacrificial lamb...
1:14:36
...and nicely disposed of as an enemy
of the people.
1:14:57
Who grieves for Lee Harvey Oswald...
1:14:59
...buried in a cheap grave
under the name Oswald?