What I love most about these historical videos is it puts a face to the stories, and you can feel it hit home, how it effected their families, etc. You do them justice with the level of detail.
There were three shots fired two shots were fired from the Dow tech building and that shooter was not a trained shooter the third shot came from that and that was a 222 the 223 has not been developed yet those 222 has been drilled out on the tip of the bullet and filled with fulminated Mercury they would explode on impact I saw an interview with that shooter from behind the fence and he said that Oswald never fire a shot
Born and raised here in Dallas and still can never get enough of the JFK assassination and Lee Harvey Oswald etc. Great video and thanks for taking the time and effort to do it.
I am so glad you had a chance to go to Dallas and do the JFK locations. I don't think we will ecer know what really happened. I still haven't been out there. Brexton seems like such a nice guy. Glad you got to hang out!! Very well done!
My Fathers cousin is Clint Hill. My Dad told me stories of them growing up on the farm in Washburn, ND and everything he did for JFK and other presidents. His books are awesome and a must read!
MTGrad1 He’s an amazing man. I didn’t know he was family till a few years ago. My Dad passed last May....just before he told me all about my Paternal side. Very cool. CH is one cool cat!!!
Thanks for another great video Scott, love how you involve your fans in your work Not in a great financial place at the moment but my fortune is due to change when it does you will be the only guy Ive ever signed up to patron for. I know how much effort goes into your videos and it's really appreciated
i am 65 yrs old and ive always been fascinated by this event and appreciate this well done video. i will not have to have this visit on my bucket list thanks to you
On a serious note- I cant even imagine being Jackie when this happened. RIGHT next to her husband when this unthinkable act happened to him. What a mindf*** that had to be. So sad.
And she was in that blood stained pink dress until later that night. Read "Death Of a President" by William Manchester. Goes into great detail of what happened at that time.
Kevin Riddell I think she had the suit on until around 2 am the following morning. She helped hold the nation together that weekend with her dignity and composure in the face of such unbelievable horror, grief and sadness.
Well done Scotty. One of my favourite subjects. I was in school when President JFK was shot. We were sent home for the rest of the day. Didn’t know much. No TV just the radio. Read a lot about the sad incident in later years. Saw a few documentaries but seeing the locations, especially the crosses on the road brought tears to my eyes as my imagination turned to reality. (Hope I am making sense Scotty) JFK was a good man. His charm and smile won a few hearts for sure. May his soul Rest In Peace. Thanks Scotty❤️✌🏼🤗💕
Wow Karen that’s really interesting to hear the perspective of someone who remembers that day. Especially since you lived so far away at the time . Thank you for sharing that my sweet Karen, give my love to the family ❤️❤️
My family and I were there in December 2017. We went there specifically for a historical vacation. We were there for 4 days and stayed at the hotel 2 blocks from Dealy Plaza where we could see the alleged snipers nest. We visited all the locations you mentioned except for Parkland Hospital. We also spent hours in Dealy Plaza in every conceivable location including the grassy knoll fence area, overpass/underpass, tunnels, opposite side of grassy knoll, old red museum and on and on. For those of you who do not know there is a JFK memorial 1 block east of the old red museum. I know a lot of people say it is a very small area but it looked very big to me. Maybe it is because we covered and visited just about every area in Dealy Plaza including behind the fence to include the railroad tower and behind the TSBD. I haven't been back since then however will always remember my visit as that was when our country was changed forever by a group of individuals and their followers who still control this country. Please do not forget as those who do not remember the past are bound to repeat it! Scott, you do a great job and keep doing what you do!
I went to the theater where Oswalt went to, it's in the exact same condtion it was on that day. The person behind the popcorn counter was very nice and said I could go in to see the seat where he sat when the movie ended. There was jar tips and I put a couple of bucks in it and they said that's not necessary.
Another great video, Scott! It is uncanny how majority of your visitors are the same exact stuff I like and have always wanted to see. Thanks for doing all of the grunt work so I can enjoy them!!!
Just a quick correction. The "Grassy Knoll" is the area in front of the picket fence area, not in front of the white pergola structure. While they are both grassy knolls, only the one to the left of the pergola (toward the underpass) is the area referenced by several witnesses as the place where they believe shots were fired from. It is not shown in this video.
There were def no shots from there, visited there last july and unless they were all blind someone would have clearly saw another shooter..this area is smaller than it looks on films
@@GenXRules-g8w man I just passed this on night out in Dallas last week I been here for years and never saw the site until last week and it looks really small passing through it’s hard to believe nobody saw anybody back there cuss it no way they couldn’t
@@GenXRules-g8w I think u might want to research more. several witnesses saw and heard a shot from the Grassy Knoll. A photo shows a figure known as "Badge Man" with a puff of smoke. Funny u should mention a blind man, but an actual deaf man, standing near the fence, witnessed a man , in uniform, disassemble a gun and put it into a case, and walk away . plus its been proven thru later balistic tests, the LHO could not have pulled off that series of shots in the amount of time, using a piece of junk, Manlicker Carcarno rifle. And u can clearly see JFKs head, go back, and to the left. It was a complete cover up. I could go on and on, but thats enough as it is.
@@CaliforniaPickin I have been to Dealey Plaza and you will never convince me there was a second shooter.( area is to small) ..if something was said it probably because they wanted to be a part of history...good day✌ not gonna argue with ya
What would things be like today had JFK not been assassinated that day in Dallas? Visiting Dealy Plaza is a surreal experience. I finally got there in 2006 myself. Saw a Copperhead snake just around the corner🐍 Thanks for taking us along for the tour of the other locations. Remember!
Omg!!!! You've just made this girl's day. Am absolutely fascinated by the Kennedys and this my favourite video by far hun. X😊 your cuddly co presenter looks like someone who I could hold discussions with on this subject for hours along with a cool case of Budweiser lol. Thanks again
I December of 2018, I had a lay-over in Dallas, so I had the opportunity to visit the plaza. It was very somber, and I really could feel the sense of history, and fact that a national tragedy had happened there. I was also on my bucket list for years. Thanks for sharing!!!!
Scott this was awesome! I was there myself but I never went to the location of where Oswald lived, where he shot and killed Officer Tibbet, the movie theatre where he tried to hide and was caught, and ultimately where Jack Ruby shot Oswald. This was like going in a way back machine! Your content is AWESOME as always. 👍🏻
thanx, SCOTT ON TAPE. I have a slightly relative anecdote. a friend of mine who, like me, lived thru that event here in Massachussetts, once said "I remember most, that the 3 STOOGES weren't on". we were both between 5 & 7 yrs. old .when I saw that T, I knew I was watching true historians. my school, let out for the day, built in 1889, is now condos. one day I'll get down to Dallas. thanx for the tour. anything related to that place is fascinating, for good or ill.
I've always been fascinated by the JFK assination. I love the movie have read things and have always wanted to visit there. Thank you Scott for another great video. Your the best youtuber out there. I hope to one day get there and see it myself but at least I've gotten to see it first hand by your video. Always grateful. Safe travels and as always God bless.
Yup same, learned all about it in history, they even showed Lee being killed live on tv before he could spill the beans. This and Kurt Cobain death are the most fascinating to me.
Once again another great vlog! Ive seen the plaza in photos hundreds of times but never modern pics of the rooming house duplex or theatre, Extremely interesting to see these places. Fantastic job and a thanks to you Scott for bringing to us!!!
This is NOT the exact/same ER entrance. The original ER entrance was located further to the north in the original Parkland Hospital building. It has since been covered up by new expansion buildings. If you're ever there, just look at the windows running up above the 1963 ER photos and you can find them on the original building.
My mother said that she was in school when the assasination happened. She said they were all dismissed from school early that day. She said it was a very sad day. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Very nice vlog. It surprises me how small Dealy Plaza is and you showed some pictures that I had not seen before over the years. I have always felt that Oswald was not the only shooter but Ruby made sure that we will never know. I have read some conspiracy theories but there is no proof of anything. A truly tragic day in our history. The country had such high hopes for President Kennedy and it was so sad that he left a young family behind. On the other hand, nice to meet you Brexton!
It was quite surreal being there after being so fascinated by the case for so many years. Sadly we probably will never know what really happened I agree. Thank you for watching as always Jana!
Love this video. I visited Dealey Plaza for the first time a little less than 2 years ago. Went on the Sixth Floor Museum tour, too. I used to think it was a conspiracy, but I have slowly realized it was probably just LHO acting alone. I think my decision was sealed when I visited there...the Dealey Plaza area is very small and there's no way - in my opinion - that someone could have shot from behind the fence without more people noticing! P.S. Now, I'm craving chinese food.. those items on the menu behind you guys (at the end of the video) look good! :)
I absolutely agree; in 2019, when my obsession began in 1981, I finally made it to dealey plaza, I realized the area is so small, firing from behind the stockade fence without more commotion would b near impossible. Saw all the places, and satisfied some of my obsessive need to relive that day in some way. However, now that I'm 66 years old, I am facing the reality that I won't live long enough to learn the absolute truth. The whole Ruby/Oswald connection etc. Don't believe for a minute that Ruby was just mad and grief stricken. There's so much history there, and those of us who lived these times and grieved for our President, need and even deserve answers.
I was surprised at how small Dealey Plaza is and how steep Elm St is as it goes down to the underpass. LHO shot and killed the President. Once you've been to DP you can see how easy it was for him to do it.
Nice video. I’m from the uk and like you Im fascinated by the jfk assassination and the events of that day. I’ve always wanted to visit Dallas and see for myself the locations and get a true feel of the area...I think visiting would make it all the more real and poignant. For what it’s worth, I don’t believe there is any more to the assassination than came out in the Warren Report...nobody would be able to keep as secret like that for nearly 60 years..I think Oswald acted alone and his reasons for the killing died with him when he was shot two dats later...
Awesome video Scott. I know this is an old video, but I love catching up on your old adventures and your new ones. I was born and raised in the Dallas area, and you did a really great job showcasing all these locations. You need to come to my current town in Texas called Denison. There's SO much history here, including the Dwight D. Eisenhower Birthplace Museum, the Red River, Denison Dam, and the old Carpenter's Bluff Bridge where Bonnie and Clyde drove across several times leaving and coming to Texas. In fact, I currently live on a plot of land that they used to camp at when they didn't have a hideout to go to in this area. I'll share this comment a few more times on more recent videos just to see if you're able to read it (I will not harass you LOL)....Anyway, great job again, and hope you'll come back for more adventures! Much love to you, and stay safe!
At the part where you are trying to find where JD Tippit was shot, just before the dog "attack",lol, if you will look closely, there is a white X painted on the ground just behind the black truck, similar to the ones in dealy plaza
@@SCOTTONTAPE any time brother...love your videos man, glad to see someone else likes seeing all the same stuff I do...I hope to one day see all the stuff you have in your videos...keep it up!
Thanks for everything you do film location and and everything keep up the good work I would love to go with you to the location you are filming God bless Ray
You know it's amazing to me that after office Tibbetts was shot Lee Harvey Oswald went to a theater went inside and sat down without paying the girl at the ticket window call the police and said a man did not pay entering the movie This is the amazing part 73 Dallas police officers showed up at that theater not knowing it was Lee Harvey Oswald they're responding to a guy who didn't pay for the movie imagine that
The man seen entering the theater was a good match for the man seen killing a police officer minutes earlier just blocks away; of course the police showed up at the theater. It was only after he was arrested for Tippit it was discovered he was Lee Harvey Oswald. There is nothing sinister here.
Not true. Shoe store clerk Johnny Brewer, having heard the APB out on the Kennedy suspect on his radio, saw Oswald trying to hide in his storefront from passing police cruisers, and was so suspicious enough of him to follow him down the street. He watched him duck into the theater to dodge more passing police, called in a tip, cops realized the man was a good match for the suspect just seen murdering Officer Tippit, and came to the theater. Brewer pointed Oswald out to them, Oswald drew his gun, tried to shoot the first officer to approach him, and fought so violently 3 officers were injured just disarming him. In custody, Oswald observed, "Well, they say it only takes a minute to die" after asking about the penalty for cop-killing.
Absolutely fascinating scott! Here in Detroit we have the actual limo that he died in at Henry Ford Museum. If you havent been there for fun, please go. Nuthin like that museum and also motown museum is expanding ; 50 million expansion. ( long overdue) God bless bro
john smith The Car was stripped down to its chassis with new number plates and made safer and Bullet proof after November 1963, it was used by Johnson and Nixon there after....
@@ronlinfonte2651 wrong he did not say the first shot hit Jfk he said the first shot did not hit him he did say the bullet that hit him was not the bullet that hit him he was proven wrong about that
@@ronlinfonte2651 he did not say the first shot hit Jfk he said he turned when he heard the first shot and could not see jfk in the process of turning back he felt the blunt of the shot thst hit him im an expert on this take it to the bank
IT'S LIKE I'M TIME TRAVELING WHENEVER I SEE THIS AREA OF DALLAS. 1 MAN AND 1 MAN ONLY DID THIS CRIME. PEACE OUT. ALSO THAT LIL 🐕 BARK SCARED THE SH×#T OUT OF ME 😆
@@ajay999999 Beliefs are not evidence. Secret Service agent story is flatly contradicted by eyewitness, film, ballistic and medical evidence. Agent Hickey successfully sued the publishers of the crackpot book accusing him.
@@ajay999999 Flatly contradicted by eyewitness, film, ballistic and medical evidence. Agent Hickey successfully sued the publishers of the crackpot book accusing him.
What I love most about these historical videos is it puts a face to the stories, and you can feel it hit home, how it effected their families, etc. You do them justice with the level of detail.
There were three shots fired two shots were fired from the Dow tech building and that shooter was not a trained shooter the third shot came from that and that was a 222 the 223 has not been developed yet those 222 has been drilled out on the tip of the bullet and filled with fulminated Mercury they would explode on impact I saw an interview with that shooter from behind the fence and he said that Oswald never fire a shot
@@BobbyCrosby-eq9ehnever heard that before,thank you for sharing that information.
Still so hard to believe that this horrific event happened. Such a tragic loss for our nation! Thank you for doing this vlog.
Scott, you are a truly wonderful person and thank you for sharing all of your videos. Awesome work.
Thank you so much
Once again, another great video. Thanks for sharing with us.
This is awesome. Travelling with Scott is like going back in a time machine!!!
Born and raised here in Dallas and still can never get enough of the JFK assassination and Lee Harvey Oswald etc. Great video and thanks for taking the time and effort to do it.
Thank you for taking the time to watch
I am so glad you had a chance to go to Dallas and do the JFK locations. I don't think we will ecer know what really happened. I still haven't been out there. Brexton seems like such a nice guy. Glad you got to hang out!! Very well done!
Yup, Lee was killed before he could spill the beans.
by far my favourite channel right now. the different range of topics is amazing and i'm slowly working my way through them all
Thank you James
Great video Scott, RIP PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY 💔
Another great President Besides President Barack Obama that we Lost is Jhon F Kennedy RIP 💔😭
@@porshawalker5298you should never compare President John F Kennedy to Obama
My Fathers cousin is Clint Hill. My Dad told me stories of them growing up on the farm in Washburn, ND and everything he did for JFK and other presidents. His books are awesome and a must read!
Kandyce Beeks they are indeed. Five Presidents is fascinating.
My dad was in my secret service with Clint Hill!! They were friends for the rest of my dad's life. He is a great man indeed.
MTGrad1 He’s an amazing man. I didn’t know he was family till a few years ago. My Dad passed last May....just before he told me all about my Paternal side. Very cool. CH is one cool cat!!!
Elizabeth Sulliman That is awesome!
The books are great!!
Thanks for another great video Scott, love how you involve your fans in your work
Not in a great financial place at the moment but my fortune is due to change when it does you will be the only guy Ive ever signed up to patron for. I know how much effort goes into your videos and it's really appreciated
Thanks so much Shaun, that’s really awesome of you to say. I truly appreciate your support for my channel ✌🏽✌🏿
i am 65 yrs old and ive always been fascinated by this event and appreciate this well done
video. i will not have to have this visit on my bucket list thanks to you
One of the best videos on the subject
Wow thank you Mark
This is by far the best "location" channel I've yet seen. It's the meticulous detail
Another good video Scott you got my thumbs up for this one too.
On a serious note- I cant even imagine being Jackie when this happened. RIGHT next to her husband when this unthinkable act happened to him. What a mindf*** that had to be. So sad.
No joke. Thats some serious s#!$
Especially as she was looking into his face when happened..and she didn't become hit or injured
I think of that at times. I can’t imagine the nightmares that poor woman had.
And she was in that blood stained pink dress until later that night. Read "Death Of a President" by William Manchester. Goes into great detail of what happened at that time.
Kevin Riddell I think she had the suit on until around 2 am the following morning. She helped hold the nation together that weekend with her dignity and composure in the face of such unbelievable horror, grief and sadness.
Well done Scotty. One of my favourite subjects. I was in school when President JFK was shot. We were sent home for the rest of the day. Didn’t know much. No TV just the radio. Read a lot about the sad incident in later years. Saw a few documentaries but seeing the locations, especially the crosses on the road brought tears to my eyes as my imagination turned to reality. (Hope I am making sense Scotty) JFK was a good man. His charm and smile won a few hearts for sure. May his soul Rest In Peace. Thanks Scotty❤️✌🏼🤗💕
Wow Karen that’s really interesting to hear the perspective of someone who remembers that day. Especially since you lived so far away at the time . Thank you for sharing that my sweet Karen, give my love to the family ❤️❤️
what does favourite mean ? I know what favorite means
Hey Scott, just found your videos, love 'em, you really bring history alive.
My family and I were there in December 2017. We went there specifically for a historical vacation. We were there for 4 days and stayed at the hotel 2 blocks from Dealy Plaza where we could see the alleged snipers nest. We visited all the locations you mentioned except for Parkland Hospital. We also spent hours in Dealy Plaza in every conceivable location including the grassy knoll fence area, overpass/underpass, tunnels, opposite side of grassy knoll, old red museum and on and on. For those of you who do not know there is a JFK memorial 1 block east of the old red museum. I know a lot of people say it is a very small area but it looked very big to me. Maybe it is because we covered and visited just about every area in Dealy Plaza including behind the fence to include the railroad tower and behind the TSBD. I haven't been back since then however will always remember my visit as that was when our country was changed forever by a group of individuals and their followers who still control this country. Please do not forget as those who do not remember the past are bound to repeat it!
Scott, you do a great job and keep doing what you do!
Relax, all credible evidence points at Oswald.
Extremely well done and very informative. Thanks Scott and your guide.
I went to the theater where Oswalt went to, it's in the exact same condtion it was on that day. The person behind the popcorn counter was very nice and said I could go in to see the seat where he sat when the movie ended. There was jar tips and I put a couple of bucks in it and they said that's not necessary.
Another great video, Scott! It is uncanny how majority of your visitors are the same exact stuff I like and have always wanted to see. Thanks for doing all of the grunt work so I can enjoy them!!!
Videos*, not visitors.....damn autocorrect!
Your videos are very interesting and highly addictive. Keep up the good bro.
Thank you!
That...was fascinating! 💗💔
Thanks for taking us with you!
You’re welcome Annie!
I remember being in 2nd grade and they closed the school after the shooting and sent us home. I can still remember my teacher being so upset
I was in 2nd grade too, we share a distant memory
I remember this too. In the second grade and we were sent home. Came home to parents at home crying , watching tv.
I have a fascination with this too Scott.. really enjoyed it man..Thanks
Excellent! I've always wanted to visit those places. Thanks!!
Excellent video very thorough. One of the best.
Just a quick correction. The "Grassy Knoll" is the area in front of the picket fence area, not in front of the white pergola structure. While they are both grassy knolls, only the one to the left of the pergola (toward the underpass) is the area referenced by several witnesses as the place where they believe shots were fired from. It is not shown in this video.
There were def no shots from there, visited there last july and unless they were all blind someone would have clearly saw another shooter..this area is smaller than it looks on films
@@GenXRules-g8w man I just passed this on night out in Dallas last week I been here for years and never saw the site until last week and it looks really small passing through it’s hard to believe nobody saw anybody back there cuss it no way they couldn’t
@@3rdCoastgaming2k damn
@@GenXRules-g8w I think u might want to research more. several witnesses saw and heard a shot from the Grassy Knoll. A photo shows a figure known as "Badge Man" with a puff of smoke. Funny u should mention a blind man, but an actual deaf man, standing near the fence, witnessed a man , in uniform, disassemble a gun and put it into a case, and walk away . plus its been proven thru later balistic tests, the LHO could not have pulled off that series of shots in the amount of time, using a piece of junk, Manlicker Carcarno rifle. And u can clearly see JFKs head, go back, and to the left. It was a complete cover up. I could go on and on, but thats enough as it is.
@@CaliforniaPickin I have been to Dealey Plaza and you will never convince me there was a second shooter.( area is to small) ..if something was said it probably because they wanted to be a part of history...good day✌ not gonna argue with ya
I don't understand how you only have 20000 subscribers your videos are really good I blame youtube for not promoting you keep up the good work
Thanks William it’s a tough thing building a channel but it’s slowly moving along. I appreciate you watching
I love all of your Texas Videos, thank you!
Been watching your videos the last couple days. You got tons of great history ones!
Thank
You!
Really enjoyed the video. Very well done.
Remarkable i so enjoying this scott i hav been fascinated with kennedy history for years
What would things be like today had JFK not been assassinated that day in Dallas? Visiting Dealy Plaza is a surreal experience. I finally got there in 2006 myself. Saw a Copperhead snake just around the corner🐍
Thanks for taking us along for the tour of the other locations. Remember!
Great vid Scott. It was so cool seeing all the JFK and Oswald locations up close and personal like that. Thanks!
Good, authentic presentation.
I love this vlog. Probably one of the best vlog I’ve seen.
This is very good! I'm heading there tomorrow. I'm in abilene TX tonight, heading to dealey plaza in the morning.
Hope you have an amazing time!
@@SCOTTONTAPE Thanks! Your video will help guide me. I have my camcorder and will film much of what you already fimed. I may post on my channel...
Omg!!!! You've just made this girl's day. Am absolutely fascinated by the Kennedys and this my favourite video by far hun. X😊 your cuddly co presenter looks like someone who I could hold discussions with on this subject for hours along with a cool case of Budweiser lol. Thanks again
I December of 2018, I had a lay-over in Dallas, so I had the opportunity to visit the plaza. It was very somber, and I really could feel the sense of history, and fact that a national tragedy had happened there. I was also on my bucket list for years. Thanks for sharing!!!!
Thanks so much for watching
Thank you for up uploading, always like to see how the places are now were history happen.
I am amazed how little the locations have changed,a first rate film.
Scott, I like how you always do your research before filming your videos.
Scott this was awesome! I was there myself but I never went to the location of where Oswald lived, where he shot and killed Officer Tibbet, the movie theatre where he tried to hide and was caught, and ultimately where Jack Ruby shot Oswald. This was like going in a way back machine! Your content is AWESOME as always. 👍🏻
Thank you so much!
thanx, SCOTT ON TAPE. I have a slightly relative anecdote. a friend of mine who, like me, lived thru that event here in Massachussetts, once said "I remember most, that the 3 STOOGES weren't on". we were both between 5 & 7 yrs. old .when I saw that T, I knew I was watching true historians. my school, let out for the day, built in 1889, is now condos. one day I'll get down to Dallas. thanx for the tour. anything related to that place is fascinating, for good or ill.
I've always been fascinated by the JFK assination. I love the movie have read things and have always wanted to visit there. Thank you Scott for another great video. Your the best youtuber out there. I hope to one day get there and see it myself but at least I've gotten to see it first hand by your video. Always grateful. Safe travels and as always God bless.
Yup same, learned all about it in history, they even showed Lee being killed live on tv before he could spill the beans. This and Kurt Cobain death are the most fascinating to me.
HEY! SCOTT!! ALWAYS A PLEASURE!!!!
Spent a lot time researching the assassination. I remember my first visiting Dealey plaza. I have since went back many times.
Awesome tribute video. Always making great quality videos Scott. Keep making great videos.
Nice job Scott !!! AAA+++
Once again another great vlog! Ive seen the plaza in photos hundreds of times but never modern pics of the rooming house duplex or theatre, Extremely interesting to see these places. Fantastic job and a thanks to you Scott for bringing to us!!!
Brilliant video
Thank you for this. I have followed and been "obsessed" with this for years. I choose to stick with the facts. This was amazing. 🙏❤️🙏
I'm surprised the Secret Service driver didn't notice those X's on the road and figure something might be up.
Lolol comment of the year right there ⬆️
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Wow.......a funny, VERY clever comment on TH-cam.....one doesn't see those that often here !!
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What a dumb comment!! Hope you aren't seriously that stupid!
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Yes that’s quite a coincidence
You are showing us bits of History, for which I'm ever so grateful.
Dealey Plaza is the most surreal place I’ve ever been.
Why so surreal?
I agree! Went there several years ago and it was like the plaza was frozen in time!
Great video. Thank you for your time and trouble in making and posting this.
This is NOT the exact/same ER entrance. The original ER entrance was located further to the north in the original Parkland Hospital building. It has since been covered up by new expansion buildings. If you're ever there, just look at the windows running up above the 1963 ER photos and you can find them on the original building.
Thank you
Awesome Job and so well put together!! Thank you!!!
Duuuuude my mind is 🤯 on HOW MUCH you get around!!!
This was really well done. Thanks for putting it together!
My mother said that she was in school when the assasination happened. She said they were all dismissed from school early that day. She said it was a very sad day. Thanks for sharing. ❤
what grade
Awesome Video as a UK resident Deely Plaza has always fascinated. Would love to visit there one day. So thanks for showing me around.
Very nice vlog. It surprises me how small Dealy Plaza is and you showed some pictures that I had not seen before over the years. I have always felt that Oswald was not the only shooter but Ruby made sure that we will never know. I have read some conspiracy theories but there is no proof of anything. A truly tragic day in our history. The country had such high hopes for President Kennedy and it was so sad that he left a young family behind. On the other hand, nice to meet you Brexton!
It was quite surreal being there after being so fascinated by the case for so many years. Sadly we probably will never know what really happened I agree. Thank you for watching as always Jana!
Another nice video Scott 👍
Love this video. I visited Dealey Plaza for the first time a little less than 2 years ago. Went on the Sixth Floor Museum tour, too. I used to think it was a conspiracy, but I have slowly realized it was probably just LHO acting alone. I think my decision was sealed when I visited there...the Dealey Plaza area is very small and there's no way - in my opinion - that someone could have shot from behind the fence without more people noticing! P.S. Now, I'm craving chinese food.. those items on the menu behind you guys (at the end of the video) look good! :)
I absolutely agree; in 2019, when my obsession began in 1981, I finally made it to dealey plaza, I realized the area is so small, firing from behind the stockade fence without more commotion would b near impossible. Saw all the places, and satisfied some of my obsessive need to relive that day in some way. However, now that I'm 66 years old, I am facing the reality that I won't live long enough to learn the absolute truth. The whole Ruby/Oswald connection etc. Don't believe for a minute that Ruby was just mad and grief stricken. There's so much history there, and those of us who lived these times and grieved for our President, need and even deserve answers.
Bingo!
Very interesting, thank u. I found your channel a week ago its very different from the rest.
I was surprised at how small Dealey Plaza is and how steep Elm St is as it goes down to the underpass. LHO shot and killed the President. Once you've been to DP you can see how easy it was for him to do it.
Awesome video, Scott! Thanks for showing it!
Oswald didn't kill him. The US Government did.
A mountain of credible evidence points at Oswald.
@@aaronz7056 A mountain of non-credible evidence points to Oswald being framed. Obviously manufactered evidence is not evidence.
Kennedy killed Oswald, not the other way around.
@matthewpark3151 Your comment is but a stale and empty slogan without a speck of credible evidence to support it.
Scott I have noticed the respect and Class and dignity you provide in your videos. Bless
Nice video. I’m from the uk and like you Im fascinated by the jfk assassination and the events of that day. I’ve always wanted to visit Dallas and see for myself the locations and get a true feel of the area...I think visiting would make it all the more real and poignant. For what it’s worth, I don’t believe there is any more to the assassination than came out in the Warren Report...nobody would be able to keep as secret like that for nearly 60 years..I think Oswald acted alone and his reasons for the killing died with him when he was shot two dats later...
Why do you think Oswald killed jfk
Awesome video Scott. I know this is an old video, but I love catching up on your old adventures and your new ones. I was born and raised in the Dallas area, and you did a really great job showcasing all these locations. You need to come to my current town in Texas called Denison. There's SO much history here, including the Dwight D. Eisenhower Birthplace Museum, the Red River, Denison Dam, and the old Carpenter's Bluff Bridge where Bonnie and Clyde drove across several times leaving and coming to Texas. In fact, I currently live on a plot of land that they used to camp at when they didn't have a hideout to go to in this area. I'll share this comment a few more times on more recent videos just to see if you're able to read it (I will not harass you LOL)....Anyway, great job again, and hope you'll come back for more adventures! Much love to you, and stay safe!
At the part where you are trying to find where JD Tippit was shot, just before the dog "attack",lol, if you will look closely, there is a white X painted on the ground just behind the black truck, similar to the ones in dealy plaza
Wow I can’t believe I didn’t see that! Now I need to go back for real. Thank you for sharing that Dave!
@@SCOTTONTAPE any time brother...love your videos man, glad to see someone else likes seeing all the same stuff I do...I hope to one day see all the stuff you have in your videos...keep it up!
Thanks for everything you do film location and and everything keep up the good work I would love to go with you to the location you are filming God bless Ray
We will never know the truth it's to corrupt.Rest in peace JFK
Like usual , always a great video ,i love history thanks for your time in showing us all these places
Watch Out For The Dog Scott's Lmao
Awesome vlog Scott!
You know it's amazing to me that after office Tibbetts was shot Lee Harvey Oswald went to a theater went inside and sat down without paying the girl at the ticket window call the police and said a man did not pay entering the movie This is the amazing part 73 Dallas police officers showed up at that theater not knowing it was Lee Harvey Oswald they're responding to a guy who didn't pay for the movie imagine that
**TIPPIT**
@@checkmateking2854 As in J.D. Thanks for getting his name right. The man laid down his life that day.
Well, ease back on the amazement some. The police also swarmed a library nearby, but of course you didn't know that either.
The man seen entering the theater was a good match for the man seen killing a police officer minutes earlier just blocks away; of course the police showed up at the theater. It was only after he was arrested for Tippit it was discovered he was Lee Harvey Oswald. There is nothing sinister here.
Not true. Shoe store clerk Johnny Brewer, having heard the APB out on the Kennedy suspect on his radio, saw Oswald trying to hide in his storefront from passing police cruisers, and was so suspicious enough of him to follow him down the street. He watched him duck into the theater to dodge more passing police, called in a tip, cops realized the man was a good match for the suspect just seen murdering Officer Tippit, and came to the theater. Brewer pointed Oswald out to them, Oswald drew his gun, tried to shoot the first officer to approach him, and fought so violently 3 officers were injured just disarming him. In custody, Oswald observed, "Well, they say it only takes a minute to die" after asking about the penalty for cop-killing.
Great video, it’s nice getting a visual history lesson.👍👍👍
Just got home so just catching up. I am a Kennedy nut and historian. This is fan fucking tastic
Thanks Kevin!
" I can't keeptrack cause I'm an idiot" had me laughingScott...thanks man🤣🤣👍👍
Absolutely fascinating scott! Here in Detroit we have the actual limo that he died in at Henry Ford Museum. If you havent been there for fun, please go. Nuthin like that museum and also motown museum is expanding ; 50 million expansion. ( long overdue) God bless bro
Oh I’ve been there Tracey...stay tuned!
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@john smith dont know would have to research that. Never hear that but we learn something new everday john ✌✌
@john smith love your word implore, i will. Thank you. I write you after i watch .✌
john smith The Car was stripped down to its chassis with new number plates and made safer and Bullet proof after November 1963, it was used by Johnson and Nixon there after....
Great video! Crazy to see the Backyard photo house is still around. I have to get down there sometime!
Hes got it wrong 2nd shot 3rd shot first shot missed
Randy Harris I believe he said the 1st shot that HIT JFK and the spot where the 2nd shot that HIT JFK acknowledging the 1st shot missed.
@@ronlinfonte2651 wrong he did not say the first shot hit Jfk he said the first shot did not hit him he did say the bullet that hit him was not the bullet that hit him he was proven wrong about that
@@ronlinfonte2651 he did not say the first shot hit Jfk he said he turned when he heard the first shot and could not see jfk in the process of turning back he felt the blunt of the shot thst hit him im an expert on this take it to the bank
Great... great tour... Thanks so much... Well done...!
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He was a good President and looking to disarm many countries. Therein, imo, lay his fate 😶
@switchfoot881 lol
@switchfoot881 someone has daddy issues
Thanks for uploading this.
I don’t believe Oswald acted alone. I think there were several shooters.
"There," not "their."
Thats simply not true the evidence says no
But Jeremiah, you have to take it beyond a belief. You do that with evidence. Absolutely no evidence of more than one shooter.
@john smith And what two sizes would they be?
Beliefs are not evidence.
Interesting video. Nice job.
IT'S LIKE I'M TIME TRAVELING WHENEVER I SEE THIS AREA OF DALLAS. 1 MAN AND 1 MAN ONLY DID THIS CRIME. PEACE OUT. ALSO THAT LIL 🐕 BARK SCARED THE SH×#T OUT OF ME 😆
Scared me more lol
Right? It wasn’t who got blamed either...
Great vid dude 👍
Oswald acted alone. Clint Hill is right.
Very interesting video I remember watching all of the news on tv about the shooting. Peace and love thanks🙏❤
Oswald was one of the gunmen I don’t believe he acted alone
It was the one of the security guys in the car behind his gun went off by accident
@@ajay999999 George Hickey? LOL
@@ajay999999 Beliefs are not evidence.
Secret Service agent story is flatly contradicted by eyewitness, film, ballistic and medical evidence.
Agent Hickey successfully sued the publishers of the crackpot book accusing him.
@@ajay999999 Flatly contradicted by eyewitness, film, ballistic and medical evidence. Agent Hickey successfully sued the publishers of the crackpot book accusing him.
That was an amazing video and tutorial. Thank you
Good stuff man awesome videos wow
Good video!