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Thursday, June 28, 2018

The Grand Canyon mid-air collision that changed air travel.

The Grand Canyon mid-air collision
June 30, 1956
United Airlines Douglas DC-7 struck a Trans World AirlinesLockheed L-1049 Super Constellation over the Grand Canyon National Park.
All 128 on board both flights died.
It was first commercial airline crash to result in more than 100 deaths.
The collision took place in uncontrolled airspace.
Where it was the pilots’ own responsibility for navigation.
This changed the way we fly today.

TWA departed Los Angeles on Saturday, June 30, 1956 at 9:01 am.
Captain Jack Gandy, First OfficerJames Ritner, and Flight Engineer Forrest Breyfogle were flying the plane.

It had 64 passengers, and six crew members, and was headed to Kansas City Downtown Airport, 
It was 31 minutes behind schedule.

The plane ascended to 19,000 feet and stayed in controlled airspace as far as Daggett, California.
Captain Gandy turned right to a heading 
toward Trinidad, Colorado.
TWA was now flying in uncontrolled airspace.

American Flight 718 departed Los Angeles International Airport at 9:04 am.
Captain Robert Shirley, First Officer Robert Harms, and Flight Engineer Gerard Fiore were flying the plane.
It had 53 passengers and five crew members aboard.
It was headed for Chicago's Midway Airport.
Climbing to 21,000 feet, Captain Shirley flew in controlled airspace to a point northeast of Palm Springs, California,
He turned left toward Needles, California.
After which his flight plan was direct to Durango in southwestern Colorado and flying in uncontrolled airspace.

Shortly after takeoff, TWA's Captain Gandy requested permission twice, to ascend to 21,000 feet to avoid storm clouds that were forming near his flight path.
The second time was approvedl
So he increased his altitude to 21,000 feet.

The two aircraft were now approaching  the Grande Canyon.
They were now at the same altitude and speed as well.
They were surely maneuvering around storm clouds.
Near the canyon, it is believed the planes passed the same cloud on opposite sides.
They collided.

 Flight 718 upraised left wing clipped the top of the TWA's vertical stabilizer and struck the fuselage immediately ahead of the stabilizer's base.
This caused tail assembly to break away from the rest of the air frame. 
At the same time, the propeller on the 718's left number one engine, chopped a series of gashes into the bottom of the TWA's fuselage.
At this time. decompression being too fast for air to safely escape from the lungs. would have instantly occurred.
Cabin furnishings and personal effects were scattered over the area.
The tail assembly from TWA resulted in immediate loss of control, causing the aircraft to enter a near-vertical, terminal velocity dive.
So basically the plane was falling out of the sky.
Plunging into the Grand Canyon at an estimated speed of more than 477 mph, the TWA slammed into the north slope of a ravine located on the northeast slope of Temple Butte.
It disintegrated on impact, instantly killing all aboard.
An inferno, fueled by aviation gasoline, roared.
The Tail assembly, badly battered but still somewhat recognizable, came to rest nearby.

Flight 718 left wing to the left side of the number one engine was mangled by the impact and was no longer capable of producing substantial lift.
The engine had been severely damaged, and the combined loss of lift and propulsion put the crippled airliner into a rapidly descending left spiral from which recovery was impossible.
TWA collided with the south side cliff of Chuar Butte and disintegrated, instantly killing all aboard.

There were no homing beacons or black boxes back then.

Because of the accident everything change.
They modernize there communications.
The crash site was declared a national land mark.
The crash site is closed to the public.


This crash was a wake up call.


Help find KAYLAH HUNTER AND KRISTIAN JUSTICE.

KAYLAH HUNTER AND KRISTIAN JUSTICE
KAYLAH HUNTER AND KRISTIAN JUSTICE went missing on May 24th, 2014, from Detroit, Michigan. 
They were last seen in the company of their mother, Alicia Marie Fox, who was later found deceased. 

On June 9th of 2014, Alicia's badly decomposed body was found wrapped in blankets in the basement of a vacant house on Penrod Street on the west side of Detroit. She had been shot twice in the head. The house was three doors down from where Erin Justice's cousin lived. 
Erin Justice allegedly confessed murdering Alicia to his childhood friend Timothy Bernard Jones. Erin said that he was in the midst of arguing with Fox and blacked out. When he came to, he was shooting. 

Jones admitted to police that he went to Erin's home where Alicia's body was tucked away in a crawl space. He said he helped Erin move Alicia's body where she eventually was found. Jones said that the children were still alive at that time he had helped move the body. Jones was charged with evidence tampering, concealing a death, and being an accessory to murder and was sentenced to two to five years in prison.

On June 11th, 2014, Erin was arrested in Atlanta, Georgia and charged with first-degree murder.

During the investigation it was revealed that after reportedly killing Alicia, Erin rented a U-Haul and drove it 300 miles between May 27 and May 29 without ever leaving Detroit. He also had sold Alicia's Chevrolet Impala to a junkyard in Taylor, Michigan. By the time the police tracked it down to inspect it for evidence, it had already been stripped. Erin then took a flight to Alanta.

When Erin's house was searched investigators found traces of blood on the ceiling of the upstairs bedroom and a bullet hole lodged inside of one of the walls.

Alicia had a beloved white pit bull who was very protective of Kaylah and Kristian. On June 19th, it was found running loose on West End and Vanderbilt in Detroit with strangulation marks around its neck and cigarette burns on its face and chest. It’s believed that Erin had sold the dog to a dogfighter or unauthorized breeder.

In September of 2015, Erin took a plea deal for second degree murder. He’ll spend at least 47 years in prison. Erin has refused to speak about the whereabouts of the children.

Alicia and the kids had been living in the 1800 block of Ardmore Street in Detroit, Michigan with Erin, Kristian's father, for four months and had move out shortly before they vanished.

An Amber Alert was never issued because no one new any of them had been missing until Kaylah missed her kindergarten graduation, on June 6th, three days before Alicia's body was found.

Kaylah Hunter
Kaylah was born on November 8, 2007.
 She has brown hair and brown eyes.
At the time of her disappearance, she was 4ft5in. tall.
She weighed 65 lbs.

Kristian Justice
Kristian was born October 2, 2013.
He has brown eyes and brown hair. 
He was 2ft tall at the time of his disappearance. 
 At the time he was 17 pounds.

If you have any information regarding Kaylah Hunter and Kristian Justice, please contact your local FBI office or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate. You may also contact The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678.
http://www.fox2detroit.com/news/local-news/man-gets-plea-deal-in-wifes-murder-but-kids-still-missing

Help find Faloma and Maleina Luhk

Faloma and Maleina Luhk
They were last seen at the bus stop near their home in the village of As Tao, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, on May 25, 2011.

The sisters lived with their grandparents in the area adjacent to the Santa Lourdes Shrine, only yards from where they would go missing.

Around 6 a.m. and the sisters, age 9 and 10 at the time, were waiting across the street from their school bus stop, waiting for it to arrive to take them to Kagman Elementary School. They were sitting in a pavilion in As Teo. They have not been seen since that time. They failed to board the bus when it arrived at 6:30 a.m.

The grandparent's discovered the girls missing, when they did not return home from school.


Garbage collectors, who were working in As Teo at the time of the disappearance, did not see the girls at their bus stop. However, they disclosed they did spot a pickup truck driving through the area, with a man described as a 30-year-old Pacific Islander with a large birthmark on the right side of his face behind the wheel.

Alan Santos Aguon, a former DPS firefighter is a person of interest in Faloma and Maleina’s cases. He is related to the girls through marriage. After the disappearance, Aguon refused to undergo a lie detector in connection with the disappearance. He subsequently resigned from DPS, and left Saipan to reunite with his wife and children in Washington state. Before he left, he sold his 2003 Toyota Camry, which was then seized by FBI agents for evidence gathering. Alan Santos Aguon was arrested on May 8th, 2012 in Burion, Washington after attacking his wife and one of his children with a chair. As of the last report available, he was being held on three felony counts of assault and domestic violence with a bail set at $500,000 cash.
Faloma
She was born February 9, 2001, in Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands.
She had brown hair and eyes.
She was 5ft1" at the time of her disappearance.
She weighed 90 lbs at the time.
She was last seen wearing a light green shirt with a butterfly design and blue jeans.

Maleina 
She was born on February 13, 2002, in Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands.
 She has brown eyes and hair. 
At the time of her disappearance she was  4ft tall.
At the time she weighed 65 pounds.
She has a birthmark on her left cheek.
She was last seen wearing blue jeans.

Updates
Recently there was suspicion that the girls were buried in the back yard of the parents of Joseph A. Crisostomo. Joseph A. Crisostomo, who is serving life imprisonment in May 2014 for the murder, rape, and kidnapping of bartender Emerita Romero. They found no evidence of the girls.

Maleina and Faloma’s grandfather,
Elbert Quitugua, told the press,
 “We are pretty sure that somebody out there has information. All we’re asking is that we are given closure in our search for the children. We all wish that the people who know something about their disappearance will find it in their hearts to help bring closure, and help us solve the case.”

The family’s church, The Diocese of Chalan Kanoa continues to hold masses of remembrance and has invited everybody to continue praying for the two girls and stated, “resolution, enlightenment, and ultimately peace will be achieved through coming together in prayers.”

http://www.luhksisters.org/

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If you have any information of any kind please call 911 or your local police department or embassy.

What Happened to Natalie Wood in the Dark Waters?

🐅Natalie Wood (Natalia Nikolaevna Zakharenko)🐅
"At night, when the sky is full of stars and the sea is still you get the wonderful sensation that you are floating in space."

Natalie was a star from the moment she as born. She was very kind and friendly. She also loved animals, the color pink and her stuffed tigers.

She was born on July 10th, 1938 in San Francisco, California to Maria and Nikolai Stepanovich Zakharenko. Her parents were immigrants born in Russia. 

When Natalie's mother, Maria, was young, before she started a family of her own, civil war had broken out. Maria and her family left Russia, resettling as refugees in the Chinese city of Harbin. There she met and married Alexander Tatuloff. Together they had a daughter, Olga.

Alexander decided that it was time to go to the United States. Maria was advised not to go because she was too thin. So, she and Olga joined him in the United States 10 months later. When they arrived, Alexander confessed that he had taken a mistress to keep him company while he was without Maria.

Alexander then took Maria and Olga to a one room bungalow that he shared with other dock workers. One day, Alexander brought home a Russian immigrant named Nikolai Stepanovich Zakharenko. 

Nikolai's father was a chocolate factory worker who joined the anti-Bolshevik civilian forces during the Russian Civil War. His father was killed in 1918 in a street fight between Red and White Russian soldiers. After that, Nikolai's mother and his two brothers fled to their relatives in Montreal. Later, they moved to San Francisco, where Nikolai worked with Alexander.

When Maria saw Nikolai, she found him very attractive. Alexander was still seeing other women, so Maria decided to start up a relationship with Nikolai.

Nikolai had a drinking problem which would bring out his dark side and he frequently would get into fights. Alexander saved him in one of these fights.

Maria for divorced in 1935. She and Olga moved in with Nikolai. Two years later she gave birth to Natalie. Four months after that Maria and Nikolai married.

Nikolai would read to Natalie in English and German. Natalie grew up speaking both languages fluently.
Maria had hopes that Natalie would one day be a famous actress.  And that's what happened.
Shortly after Natalie was born, her family moved to Santa Rosa. Natalie was noticed by members of a crew during a film shoot in downtown Santa Rosa. Her mother soon moved the family to Los Angeles in order to pursue a film career for her daughter.
After Natalie started acting as a child, studio executives at RKO Radio Pictures changed her name to "Natalie Wood", in reference to director Sam Wood. Her original name had been deemed too ethnic....  Little Natalie was upset by this, but she was told she'd learn to like it.

Natalie's younger sister, Svetlana Gurdin, was born in Santa Monica after the move. Now known as Lana Wood, she also became an actress.

Natalie did 18 films as a child. A few weeks before her fifth birthday, she made her film debut in "Happy Land", in 1943.
A movie that was known for was "Miracle on 34th street".
Something you need to know about Natalie.. she was utterly terrified of water. She was afraid to go into swimming pools. She even found it difficult to wash her hair. She would have nightmares of drowning in water. When she was younger she went to a psychic. She told her she'd be a big star one day. She also told her to be weary of dark water. Her mom would always remind her of the psychic's warnings. Her mom was very superstitious.


Her fear of water keep growing. She had another incident with water. She was ten years old. She was on the set of "The Green Promise". There was a bridge that was ridged to collapse for whomever was on it. They'd fall into the water below. To make things worse for Natalie, this was during a thunderstorm. Obviously, Natalie would be terrified of this. Her mom lied to her about the bridge. She said that it wasn't ridged and that it was perfectly safe. She trusted her mom. When she was walking across the bridge, the technician accidentally bumped the switch.
She fell in and broke her wrist. That made her phobia worse. For some reason her mom didn't take her to the doctor. She let it heal on it's own. That incident gave Natalie a permanent scar.

That was not the only time Natalie had been traumatized. She loved animals and pretty much all living creatures. Her mom squished a butterfly in order to help Natalie cry on screen. Her mom also told her to picture the time when her little puppy got hit by car and killed, right in front of her... 

Natalie also had her beautiful dark hair bleached blonde for a movie role.

Natalie was never alone. She even had someone go with her to the bathroom. Allegedly, she was never allowed to play outside either. Her mother feared she'd get injured and be unappealing to directors.

As Natalie got older and landed more roles, she said that it was hard to remember who she was. Her parents also started fighting more and their fights became more violent.

By the time Natalie was 11 years old her career started to slow down and she wasn't the cast as the main star in movies anymore. Her father had a heart attack and wasn't able to work for awhile, so Natalie had to take any role she could. Her mother made her dress younger than her age, in order to get roles type case for younger kids. She didn't this in order to make sure Natalie still would get acting jobs, because she was too young to play older parts and to old to be a child star. This is not something that she wanted to do, but Natalie did it anyway.

By now, her mother didn't care as much about Natalie's career. As long as she was bringing home money, that is all that seemed to matter. At least Natalie now got to play outside. Her parents bought her a horse that she named "Powder." Sadly, she would not have Powder very long. Natalie had let Lana sit on the horse and it got spooked and threw the little girl off. Lana lay unconcous in bed for a week, her mother refusing to take her to the doctor. As a result, Natalie sold the horse out of guilt.

Natalie also got to go to public school, something that she hadn't done since she was five years old. She enrolled in Sutter Junior High. She felt really out of place there.

When Natalie was thirteen she developed a crush on a boy from school named Jimmy Williams. Natalie's mother told her she couldn't date and that if she sat on a boys lap she'd get pregnant... She was also told that she couldn't date anyone until she got into high school.

Natalie started to rebel, which upset her mother. But she was starting to land older roles so she let it slide. She also started going to adult parties and was set up by the studio with older actors for publicity. All of this was find with Natalie's mother. Her daughter could date boys as long as they were famous, it didn't matter how old they were. 

In the movie "The Star", Natalie played Betty Davis' daughter. During filming, they were on a sailboat at Catalina Island. She was forced to jump into the water. She was terrified. She was told that there'd be men in boats to pull her out. After a little bit of coaxing, she jumped in. She immediately panicked and started flailing around. She was pulled to safety. After seeing how shaken up she was, Betty Davis demanded that they bring in a stunt double for Natalie. The stunt double almost drowned and the seen was cut from the movie.

When Natalie got to high school, she started dating the boy that she had a crush on for years, Jimmy Williams. They fell madly in love. This did not sit well with Natalie's mother. Eventually, her mother put an end to the relationship for good and Jimmy attempted suicide. This left him with permanent brain damage. After all of this happened, Natalie and her mother made a deal, Natalie would keep working only if her mother backed off of her love life.

During the filming of the movie "The Silver Chalice," 15-year-old Natalie met Frank Sinatra. He invited her to a party at his house and after that, the two became good friends. 

By the time Natalie was 16 years old, she was only 95 pounds and had developed a drinking problem. She would drink until she passed out. She had a lot of anxiety and hated being alone.

Natalie's first love scene was in a CBS television show called "I am a fool." Her co star was James Dean. They became very close friends. He inspired her to do more serious roles. They both went on to star in "Rebel Without A Cause." During the filming of the movie, she became intimately involved with the film's director, 44-year-old Nicholas Ray.

At the same time Natalie was seeing Ray she was secretly seeing Dennis Hopper.

Allegedly, in the Spring of 1954, actor, producer and director, Kirk Douglas, invited Natalie to his room at the Chateau Marmont for an audition. When she arrived he allegedly raped her violently for hours. He told her that if she mentioned this to anyone, it would be the last thing she'd do. Many of her family, friends and co-workers back up this claim. Kirk was never brought to justice.

One day, Dennis, Natalie and one of her friends, all traveled up Laurel Canyon after dinner and drinks. Dennis parked at Mulholand Drive. That sat gazing at the stars and sipping whiskey. Natalie became ill from drinking too much and the trio headed back home. On their way. they got into a head on collusion and Natalie was thrown from the vehicle. She had been knocked unconscious and taken to the emergency room. 

When Natalie was 17 years old, she flew to New York for the premiere of "Rebel Without A Cause." While she was there, she saw the Broadway play "Anastasia." Which is an adaptation of the legend of Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia, who could have escaped the execution of her family. Years later, an amnesiac orphan named Anya hopes to find some trace of her family by siding with two con men who wish to take advantage of her likeness to the Grand Duchess.

This stirred up a lot of emotions in Natalie. She felt a connection to the Anastasia/Anya character. There was many parallels to her life and that of Anastasia/Anya. The play reminded her of her lost childhood. Also, growing up, Natalie's mother also claimed that the were decedents of the Romanov family. During her childhood, Natalie would often stare. at the mural of the Romanov family that was displayed in her room.

It while she was in New York, Natalie got the terrible news that James Dean had died in a car crash. He was ruled at fault for colliding with the other car due to the extremely fast speed he was traveling. However, others that examined the evidence claimed that James hadn't been speeding.

Later, Natalie began filming "A Cry In The Night" with Raymond Burr. (Some of you might remember Burr as the guy who played Perry Mason on the television show called Perry Mason.)

Natalie's character gets abducted by Burr's character and then hides her in a shack in a brickyard. As the police search for her, her character struggles to keep his character at bay.

Natalie and Burr became best friends and spent a lot of time together. Even though Burr was gay, he loved Natalie very much, they just would never have a physical relationship. The Warner Bros studio didn't approve of Natalie's relationship with Burr, so Natalie had to see him in secret.

At the same time, the studio set Natalie up with Tab Hunter in order to promote a movie they were doing together called "Burning Hills." They sent someone to follow Natalie around to make sure she wasn't doing anything they didn't want her to do. This made Natalie angry, so she kept pretending like she was sick during filming of Natalie and Hunter's movie.

Natalie became engaged to Scott Marlowe, a friend of James Dean. This was another relationship frowned upon by the studio and they demanded she end it. Natalie went on with the engagement until she met Elvis Presley. Natalie then ended her relationship with Marlowe. On her 18th birthday, she moved out of her parents house and began spending time with Elvis and his friends.
This brings us to Natalie's husband, Robert Wagner. He is a famous actor. Some of the roles he was famous for included; "With a Song in My Heart, Prince Valiant, White Feather, A Kiss Before Dying, and 1963's The Pink Panther". His more recent claim to fame was "Number 2" in the "Austin Powers" movies. He also guest starred a few times on the t,v, shows "NCIS" and "Three and a half men."
Natalie and Robert met when she was 10 years old and he was 18 years old. They were working in the same studio. She had a crush on him.Where she turned 18, they began dating. They were originally set up by Fox, for publicity. They fell in love. Robert said he fell in love with her on his boat. They were having dinner lit by candle light. He said that is when he fell in love with Natalie.

19-year-old Natalie married 27-year-old Robert on December 28th, 1957 in a small ceremony. They charted a boat for a month long cruise for their honeymoon. During the cruise, a terrible storm hit and Natalie thought she was going to die. They docked in New York City and stayed at the Waldorf before driving back home. 
The last week of their honeymoon was spent on Robert's boat off a Catalina Island. Even though she was afraid of water, she felt at ease on his boat and that day became a highly treasured memory of Natalie's.

Natalie became so attached to Robert that she felt like she needed to be with him at all times. She even turned down some big movie roles so she could be with him. This didn't set well with Warner Bros and they put her on an unpaid suspension.

For her 21st birthday, Robert and Frank Sinatra threw her a lavish party. And even though she was at legal drinking age, she would hardly partake in drinking.

Natalie and Robert bought a home in Beverly Hills.

Natalie started seeing a psychotherapist for her identity crisis and he prescribed her various different pills, some of them barbiturates. She was also taking diet pills because she was terrified of gaining weight.

Natalie's sister, Lana, moved in with Natalie and Robert and the two sisters grew extremely close. Natalie cared for Lana as a mother would have.

Robert rented a place in New York for Natalie while she was filming "Splendour In The Grass" with Warren Beatty. At first Natalie and Beatty didn't get along very well, but they made it work. This is when Natalie and Robert's relationship started to turn tumultuous. Robert would often go to the movie set and watch Natalie work and he would allegedly become insanely jealous and thought that she was having an affair with Beatty. Robert later admitted that one night he went to Beatty's house with a gun with the intention of killing him.

There were some tough scenes for Natalie in the movie, but she persevered and did them very well. One of the scenes she had to dunk her head underwater while she was in a bathtub and then jump out completely nude. She pushed passed her fear of water and also the fact that she didn't want to be nude on set. There was another scene that was shot at High Falls in New York. Her character tried to commit suicide by jumping off the ledge and into the water bellow. She was told there was going to be a stunt double doing that part, but she was lied to and tricked into jumping in.

Natalie then was cast as Maria in "West Side Story."  She wasn't a professional singer or dancer, so she took lessons that took up 12 hours each day. Despite all of her hard work, none of her original vocals were used. On top of that, she had throat problems, but didn't tell anyone for a while or see a doctor because she didn't want to be a problem on set. She eventually underwent a tonsillectomy. During the surgery she almost bled out.

Robert's career was going down hill and he carried a lot of resentment towards Natalie.

Natalie and Robert had planned a romantic trip to Italy, but that never happened. Allegedly, Natalie caught Robert having an affair with a man. Natalie then took too many sleeping pills and fell into a coma. And in 1962 they divorced.

Natalie began dating Beatty and Robert went to Europe. Allegedly, Natalie and Beatty's relationship ended when he came on to Lana. However, remained friends after.

Robert married someone else and had a child. This almost broke Natalie's heart. Natalie started drinking heavily once more and some say she was even abusing pills.
Natalie then met talent agent Richard Gregson.  They fell in love and she stepped away from her career. She married Gregson in May of 1969. They had a daughter named Natasha. She was born on September 29th, 1970. This was the happiest moment of her life.

In the summer of 1971, allegedly, Natalie caught Gregson cheating and threw him out. At this time, Robert was engaged to Frank Sinatra's daughter.
Eventually Natalie and Robert found their way back to each other.
She left Gregson for Robert. When she broke the news to her family, her sister, Lana, asked her why. Natalie replied "The devil you know is better than the devil you don't."


Natalie didn't do much work and decided to focus on being a mother. Robert was working all the time on a new tv show, but he was in debt up to his eyeballs. Natalie had to bail him out of his financial trouble.

Natalie and Robert went on a cruise to London. And again they had trouble. One of the worst storms in 100 years hit, but they turned out to be ok.
Natalie divorced Gregson in 1972 and married Robert. Even though Natalie was fearful of water, they were married on a Yacht off Catalina island. She sent him a note on their wedding day that read:
"Dearest, Here is to smooth sailing for us from now on."

It was a simple wedding on a friend's boat. Natalie and Natasha wore matching Gingham dresses. During the ceremony, the boat rock back and fort so hard that it was difficult to stand up. A picnic was held afterwards.

Robert and Natalie had their own daughter together named Courtney. Natalie became pregnant with her in the summer of 1973. She also started acting again. Even though she loved the book "The Great Gatsby" as well as the writer, F. Scott Fitzgerald, she turned down the role of "Daisy" in the upcoming film version. She was pregnant and wanted to spend as much time with her little baby as she could get once she was born.

Courtney was born on March 9th, 1974. Due to the umbilical cord wrapped around her neck, she had to be delivered via emergency C-section.
In 1975, Natalie and Robert bought at 60 foot power boat and named it "Splendour" and named it after the movie that Natalie was in. The dingy attached to it was called "Valiant," which named after a movie Robert had been in.

They spent almost every weekend on the boat.
                         
The day that Natalie drowned, it was Thanksgiving weekend, 1981.
At the time Natalie was working on a movie called "Brain Storm" with star Christopher Walken. In the science fiction film, researchers Walken and Louise Fletcher develop a system that allows the recording and playback of a person's thoughts onto videotape. The project spins dangerously out of control when they begin using the technology to explore intense sexual and near-death experiences. When the military moves to hijack the project for their own nefarious purposes, Walken tries to outwit them with help from his estranged wife, Natalie Wood.

Robert was doing his own project called "Hart to Hart."

Natalie, Robert and Walken decided that they were going to go on a weekend trip together.

Jealousy always played a big roll in their relationship together. Robert always thought she was going to leave him for somebody else. Christopher Walken was a very good looking guy. Natalie and Christopher had become very good friends. Of course Robert would be jealous of this. Robert had also developed a nasty drinking habit that would add fuel to the fire. He was so jealous he flew to the set of the movie to make sure nothing was going on. 

11-year-old Natasha panicked when she heard that her mother was going out on the boat. She begged and pleaded for Natalie not to go.

The whole time on the boat, Natalie and Chris were having a good time together. And reportedly Robert was sulking and angry.

That night they docked at Avalon. They went on shore and the three of them drank for hours. Later they came back to the boat. No idea where Chris went. Natalie and Robert started fighting. There was many witness's to this. They were arguing a lot. Surprisingly, by most accounts, it was Natalie whom started the fight. These were witness's on other boats. Supposedly the fight started because Robert wanted to move the boat somewhere else.

Besides Natalie, Robert and Chris, there was someone else on the boat. The boat had a captain.

It as extremely late at night, it was dark and there also was a storm.
Since Natalie was terrified of water, she wanted to keep the boat where it was. She probably was remembering the warnings about dark water. The idea of traveling around on water in a storm was not something she wanted to do.

She got so upset, she wanted to get off the boat and back on the shore. She asked the Captain to take her back to shore.

He took her back to shore. The two of them rented two separate hotel rooms. He stayed up with her and drank that night. She was talking about her issues with Robert. 

She had planned to try to get off the island. It was late at night and she couldn't get a flight. Since it was bad weather she just decided to stay in the hotel and leave in the morning.
The next morning she woke up and she was in a better mood. She told the captain she wanted to go back to the boat to see if she could smooth things out. She was going to go make everyone breakfast and hoped she would have no more issues.They went back to the boat.
Later that day she ended up going back to a bar with Chris. Robert and the captain showed up and was really upset. According to witnesses the two of them were having fun without him. They were almost ignoring him at one point.When they all left, they were all drunk.The bar owner called the harbor master. He said something about Natalie Wood, Robert Wagner and Christopher Walken. They are really drunk and getting on a boat.
They get back on the boat and went into the lounge area called the "salon room". Natalie starting making a pot of tea. Everything seemed to have calmed down.

Years later the captain came forward with this after going along with Robert's story for years. The captain said that Robert randomly got so angry that he picked up a wine bottle smashed it right in front of Chris and Natalie on the coffee table. After that he asked Chris if he was "trying to fuck his wife?" Chris stood up and went to his stateroom. Natalie became really upset and left the room.
Robert followed her. The captain said he could hear them fighting.
He said that they were fighting so loudly that it sounded like someone was being assaulted. The captain went down to the room and knocked on the door. Robert answered the door and told him to go away. He said that the arguing went on to the f deck.

Suddenly, the fighting just stopped. The captain said he went to f deck to see if everything was ok. Robert was just standing there, with his back to the railing. He said that Natalie was missing and asked the captain to go search the boat.

Witnesses from other boats heard them fighting. All the witnesses have the same story. Around midnight witnesses hear a woman scream. They thought that maybe it was the party on another boat.
One of them heart "Help me, please! Please help me!" in a woman's voice, coming from near the stern of the Splendour. Possibly in a dingy. And then they heard a man yelling drunkenly and in a mocking tone, "Ok honey, we'll get you."


The captain looked in Natalie's room and everywhere he could think of. He couldn't find her. He told this to Robert. Robert said that the dingy(life boat) was gone too. Robert said that he was sure she just went to town.That she probably went to the bar or something and not to freak out.

The captain said that he knew Natalie was so deathly afraid of the water, that she wouldn't take that boat by herself. The captain told Robert that they should turn on the search lights. That they should call and say that they have a missing passenger. Robert told the captain no. He opened up a bottle of alcohol and had the captain sit down with him and drink for an hour.
After an hour, the captain pointed out that she still was not back and that they hadn't heard from her. He said that he had to make the call. Robert reluctantly agreed.

Robert knew that she was missing at midnight. The call about her being missing didn't come in until 1:30 a.m. This is so suspicious.
His wife is missing and terrified of water and there is a storm. So he just sits down for over an hour and drinks. Plus, Natalie couldn't swim.

The next day the dingy was found. It oars were secure and the key was in the off position. The dingy was used to help search for Natalie About a mile away from where the dingy was discovered,  Natalie's body was found by a life guard.. The Natalie was found in a heavy coat, a nightgown, and wool socks. This is weird because, i'm not sure she would go out in public like this. Who knows, she might have been so desperate to get away that she didn't care how she looked? This was ruled as an accidental drowning.

The story that was believed was that she wanted to get off the boat.
Maybe she was mad at Robert and wanted to get a break from him.
She untied the dingy, got in and left.

She was terrified of water, it was stormy, dark and all her life. She has been warned about dark water. So she unties the dingy and goes by herself? he never asked the captain to go with or untie the boat for her? The night before he did, so why didn't she ask him now?

When the medical examiner examined Natalie's body, they found fresh bruises that happened before she died. The tox report said that she had had several glasses of wine. I still don't know if that would give her enough courage to get in a boat by herself at night and in a storm no less.


Her family has mixed feelings about that what happened.
Her daughter Natasha, believes that Robert had nothing to do with her death.
She believes in Robert when he said it was an accident. She continued to live with him and he treated her like his own.
Natalie's sister Lana, believes Robert knows more than he is saying.
She says she knows things go bad and she just wants to know the truth.

Robert has a theory. He thinks Natalie went to go tie the dingy closer to the boat. That it was banging against the boat and making too much noise and making it hard for her to sleep. He claims she went onto the swim step to tie the dingy, slipped on moss, fell in the water and died.

Again, why wouldn't she have asked the captain? The inflatable dingy made a loud sound??

Her sister says that there is no way Natalie would have got in the boat, by herself, that late at night, in a storm.
Natalie was buried on a Wednesday, December 3, 1981. There were Frank Sinatra and a lot of other celebrities there. Robert bent down and kissed the casket farewell.
In 2011, that is when the captain came forward and finally told what he said is the truth. The case was reopened.
In 2012, the coroner said that Natalie looked like a victim of an assault.They changed the cause of death to drowning and other undetermined factors. After that, Robert was considered a person of interest. He was the last person seen with her.
There was always a cloud of suspicion surrounding Robert about this case. In February of this year, new witness's came forward.
And now the details of Robert's story don't add up. Robert is refusing to cooperate. 


In 2018, a team of forensic investigators and Los Angeles detectives, who had joined forces, wanted to exhume Natalie Wood's body in a bid to learn the truth behind her. mysterious death. Her body has yet to be exhumed. Allegedly, Robert Wagner, a “person of interest” in the case, hired a team of lawyers to crush the exhumation effort.

Hollywood insiders, experts and law-enforcement figures claim that former president and actor Ronald Reagan, helped cover up Robert Wagner's involvement in Natalie Wood's death. They all were guests on podcast “Fatal Voyage: The Mysterious Death of Natalie Wood.” Which is a 12-part audio documentary sheds new light on her case.
Author Kathleen McKenna stated,
“They were old friends, they’d been in the studio system together. I very much doubt Ronald Reagan thought he had killed Natalie, he just thought he was grieving and wanted to protect him.”

One of the many things done wrong with Natalie Wood's case was the coroner’s failure to scrape Wood’s fingernails for tissue that could have yielded evidence of a struggle.

Retired trial lawyer Sam Perroni came forward with the contents of a secret addendum to the autopsy report that the medical examiner commissioned from colleague Paul Miller but whose sensational findings were never made public.

Marilyn Wayne came forward saying she received a warning in the days after the actress’ demise to zip her lip or there would be consequences.

She said she had suspicions that it came from a powerful Hollywood star and her being only 19 at the time, it scared her into being quiet.
Christopher Walken has been extremely silent about all of this.
In my opinion, Natalie and Robert got into a fight and she accidentally fell overboard. He thought maybe no one would believe him on account of their violent past, so he lied.

Why has Chris been so silent about all of this? And no one 
heard Natalie splash in the water and no one heard the dingy start up.
What do you think happened?
R.I.P. Natalie 

Wednesday, June 27, 2018

Who really killed JFK?

May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963)
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable."
American politician who served as the 35th President of the United States from January 1961.

His presidency was at the height of the Cold War.

He dealt with with managing relations with the Soviet Union.

He was assassinated on November 22, 1963.

Ten days before JFK's death, a man in a New Orleans bar overheard someone bet that the president would be dead in three weeks.
The man didn't report the conversation until after the assassination.

A British newspaper received an anonymous phone call before the president was shot.
 The caller said that Cambridge news reporter should call the american embassy on London for some big news.
MI5 was able to determine that the call came in 25 minutes before the president was shot.

There were questions about the motorcade.
The motorcade routes were chosen by secret service agents,Winston G. Lawson and Forrest V. Sorrels.
The route had too many twists and turns.
This supposedly caused the motorcade to drive too slow.
Secret servicemen sent in advance to check out the route noted that there were over 20,000 windows over looking the route.
They didn't have enough men to station at every window.
They inspected none of the windows.
One week after the assassination Lindon B. Johnson created a commission to investigate the circumstances of the assassination and the killing of Lee Harvey Oswald.
The commission was headed by Court Justice Earl Warren.
The official result from the committee was that there was only one shooter and that shooter was Lee Harvey Oswald.
Lee Harvey Oswald was in Russia in 1959.
He tried to renounce his American citizenship.
He had a history of violence.
While he was in the military, he became certified as a sharp shooter with an M1- rifle.
He was under active surveillance by the F.B.I.
The F.B.I. never told this to the secret service.
Oswald was employed by the Texas School depository, which was on the motorcade route. 
The bullets came from Oswalds gun he had ordered through a catalog.
The gun was found hidden near the sixth floor window along with three bullet cartridges.
Oswald had attempted to murder Major General Edwin Walker on April 10, 1963.
45 minutes after the assassination of the president, Oswald killed Dallas policeman J.D. Tibit with a revolver.
Oswald was killed by night club owner Jack Ruby.
Two days after JFK's death, F.B.I. director, J. Edgar Hoover 
dedicated a memo.
The memo reads:
"The thing i am concerned about is having something issued so we can convince the public that Oswald is the real assassin."

There were three bullets fired.
One bullet missed.
The second hit Jfk in the throat and went through the seat and hit governor Conally in the back.
It exited below his right nipple.
Then through his right wrist.
It ended in Conally's left thigh.
And the final bullet hit JFK in the back of the head.
In a deposition from 1975, former C.I.A. director, Richard Helms was asked:
"Is there any information involved with the assassination of President Kennedy, that which in any way shows that Lee Harvey Oswald was a C.I.A. agent or am agen...."

The document released to the public ends in mid sentence...

There supposedly was footage different from the Zapruder film.
It went missing.
People that saw the footage swear they have seen puffs of smoke coming from the grassy knoll or a second shooter.

Lindon B, Johnson and JFK had an argument the day before the assassination.
LBJ played a big part in JFK going to Dallas.
LBJ's right hand man had been warned, by a high profile lawyer, that political area was not safe.
And he feared for the president's safety.
The president was not informed.
Other officials, even JFK's brother, Bobby knew this and said nothing.

In footage of the assassination, you can see the "Umbrella Man".
You can see one lone man holding an umbrella over his head.
Kennedy is shot when he passes by the umbrella man.
The umbrella man sits next to another man on the grassy knoll after JFK is shot.
Through history people have used umbrellas as a symbol of protest.
A department of defense weapon developer testified that he had invented a weaponized umbrella.

One of my questions is... where was his secret service.
The secret serviceman that ran up to his wife, was her agent.
Also, why were the running boards up on the vehicle?
Why did the secret service not let the body be autopsied in Texas? 
Why did the secret service fight and basically kidnap the body to take in back home?

The House Select Committee on Assassinations was formed in 1976 to conduct the assassinations of JFK and MLK.
The committee formed after the Senate committee confirmed that the C.I.A. had purposely withheld information from the Warren Committee investigation.
The  former head of the C.I.A. was on the Warren Commission.
Scientific acoustical evidence establishes a high probability that at least two gunmen fired at the President.
The committee believes, on the basis of the evidence available to it, that Kennedy was probably assassinated as a result of a conspiracy.
    The committee also believed that the Soviet Government, the Cuban Government, 
    the national syndicate of organized crime, as a group,  and the 
      The Secret Service, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Central Intelligence Agency
    were not involved.
    President Kennedy did not receive adequate protection.
     The investigation into the possibility of conspiracy in the assassination was inadequate.
The committee believe that four shots were fired.
The fourth shot came from a second assassin located on the grassy knoll, but missed. 
The HSCA concluded the existence and location of this alleged fourth shot based on the later discredited Dallas Police Department Dictabelt recording analysis.
A Prelude to Death

June 13, 1962: Lee Oswald return from the Soviet Union to live in Texas.

January 15, 1963: John Connally is sworn in as Governor of Texas. 

March 12, 1963: An order for a rifle with a mounted scope is sent to Klein’s Sporting Goods from someone named “A. Hidell” (an alias used by Oswald) to be delivered to a P.O. Box that he rented.

March 13, 1963: Order received by Klein’s Sporting Goods from A. Hidell P.O. Box 2915 Dallas, TX for an Italian Carbine 6.5 W/4X Scope. 
Total cost is $21.45 for rifle with serial number C2766.

Oswald is given notice in sometime in March that he will be terminated from his job.

April 6, 1963: Oswald works his last day.

April 10, 1963: Someone fires a bullet and misses retired General Edwin Walker, an advocate of far right politics and strongly anti-communist. 
The shot came from a distance of less than 40 yards. 
The case remained unsolved until two weeks after the death of Lee Oswald when his wife admitted to the FBI it may have been her husband.

April 11, 1963: U.S. Rep. Albert Richard Thomas (D-Tex) announced his retirement from Congress due to health reasons.

June 6, 1963: Rep. Albert Thomas announced he is reconsidering  based on the advice of Vice President Lyndon Johnson.

April 23, 1963: Vice President Johnson tells reporters in Dallas that President Kennedy may visit Texas sometime this summer. 

June 5, 1963: President Kennedy, vice president and Texas native Lyndon B. Johnson, and Governor John Connally were together in a meeting in El Paso, they agreed to a second presidential visit to the state of Texas later that year. 

June 6, 1963:Kennedy later decided to embark on the trip with these goals in mind: help raise more Democratic Party presidential campaign fund contributions; begin his quest for reelection in November 1964; and, Kennedy-Johnson ticket had barely won Texas in 1960, He wanted to help mend political fences among several leading Texas Democratic party.

June 24, 1963: Oswald applies for a US passport in New Orleans, stating he intended to depart  during the period from October to December 1963 as a tourist for 3 months to one year’s duration. 
The next day he was issued a US Passport. 

September 17, 1963: Jack Valenti sends an invitation to the White House asking President Kennedy to attend an Appreciation Dinner in Houston on November 21, 1963 honoring Albert Thomas for his decision not to retire from Congress. 
The invitation is received at the White House on September 19, 1963

Lee Oswald is issued a 15 day Mexican tourist card using the name LEE, Harvey Oswald.

September 20, 1963: President Kennedy addresses the United Nations General Assembly 
He offers the Soviet Union a joint expedition to the Moon.
The proposal is controversial with Congress.
  Raises questions about how much money should be in the NASA budget.

September 21, 1963: Rep. Albert Thomas, a member of the powerful House Appropriations Committee and Chairman of its Subcommittee of Independent Offices reviewing the Kennedy Administration’s record $5.3 billion 1964 NASA budget proposal.
Sent a letter to the President asking for clarification of his U.N. speech regarding Soviet-US moon landing.
He wonders that proposal indicates a weakening of America’s effort in the space program. 


September 23, 1963: President Kennedy responds to Congressman Albert Thomas letter about U.S. Space Program by writing him a “Dear Al” letter explaining his position.



Late that night Lee Oswald leaves New Orleans travels to Mexico City in hopes of gaining entrance to Cuba, where travel has been banned from the United States.

September 24-28, 1963: President Kennedy embarks on an eleven-state conservation tour.
Includes Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, Washington, Utah, Oregon, California, and Nevada.

September 24, 1963: At a press conference in Austin, Texas, Governor Connally announces he will visit Washington DC October 2-4, 1963.
 He hopes to see the President.

The decision is reached this evening by the White House to accept the invitation to the Albert Thomas dinner in and turn it into a 2 day political trip encompassing all the major cities of Texas.
 Kennedy had wanted to visit Texas at some point, he had not planned to go at this particular time.
 Because of the invitation to speak at the Appreciation Dinner in Houston for Albert Thomas on November 21, 1963, the President decided to time his visit to Texas around that event.

September 26, 1963: The Dallas Morning News is the first newspaper that announces the visit to Texas by President Kennedy November 21-22, 1963.

September 27, 1963: Lee Oswald arrives in Mexico City.
 He visits the Cuban Consulate three times in an attempt to secure a visa to Cuba and to the Soviet Embassy to obtain a visa from them but is denied in both.

September 30, 1963: Lee Oswald purchases a bus ticket using the alias Mr. H. O. Lee leaving for Mexico City for Laredo, Texas at 0830 on October 2, 1963.


October 3, 1963: Oswald arrives in Dallas and spends the night at the YMCA.

October 4, 1963: Governor Connally meets with President Kennedy at the White House.

Oswald returns to stay at the Paine’s residence in Irving, Texas for the weekend.

October 10, 1963: The House of Representatives voted 302-32 to pass the 1964 fiscal year Independent Offices Appropriations Bill containing funding for NASA and 25 other independent government agencies. 
Guiding the bill, House was the Chairman of the subcommittee Rep. Albert Thomas. 
The bill prohibited NASA from spending any of its budget on a joint Soviet Moon landing.

October 11, 1963: Kenneth O’Donnell sends a letter of reply to Jack Valenti formally accepting his for the President to speak at the dinner honoring Rep. Albert Thomas.

October 15, 1963: Ruth Paine calls the Texas School Book Depository.
Convinces building superintendent Roy Truly
  to give Oswald a job interview. 
Truly interviews him that same day and hires Oswald as a temporary employee.
 He starts training the following day.

October 20, 1963: Kenneth O’Donnell, special assistant and Appointments Secretary to President Kennedy, calls Jerry Bruno the advance man for the Kennedy trips, and asks him to come to the White House to discuss the planning of the trip to Texas.

October 21, 1963: Bruno meets with O’Donnell and is told to contact Walter Jenkins one of Vice President Lyndon Johnson’s top administrative assistants to get his input for the trip.

October 24, 1963: Bruno meets with Walter Jenkins who tells Bruno the stops Governor Connally has suggested. 
First fly to San Antonio on November 21 and motorcade to Brooks Air Force Base.
 Then flys to Houston and motorcade to the Rice Hotel where the Albert Thomas dinner was originally scheduled to take place that evening and stay overnight there.
 On the morning of November 22nd fly to Fort Worth to receive an honorary degree at Texas Christian University.
 Fort Worth motorcade the short distance to Dallas for a luncheon at the Statler Hilton Hotel.
 Finally a fundraising dinner in Austin. Jenkins suggested Bruno go to Texas, meet with Governor Connally and evaluate the sites himself and to meet with Senator Ralph Yarborough .

United States Ambassador to the United Nations Adlai Stevenson II gives a contentious speech on what is designated United Nations Day at the Dallas Memorial Auditorium.
 He is hit across the face with a picket sign and then spit upon.

October 29, 1963: Jerry Bruno flies to Texas to evaluate the stops  for the Kennedy.
 He is told that the Statler Hilton Hotel in Dallas is now unavailable for the Dallas luncheon because the ballroom is reserved.
Governor Connally suggests the Dallas Trade Mart as an alternative luncheon site.

October 30, 1963: Bruno is flown to the various cities in Texas that the President would visit in Clifton Carter's private plane. Carter is one of Vice-President Johnson's top aides.
 The San Antonio and Houston sites are checked and confirmed as acceptable by Bruno.
Visiting Texas Christian University in Fort Worth he is informed by school officials that TCU has no intention of conferring an honorary degree on the President. 
Only the use of their campus as a location for a speech was approved by the university. 
Bruno informs Gov. Connally of this development and Connally says he will meet with the University Board of Regents the next night. 
Bruno visits the Trade Mart, and doesn't like it because of the many catwalks that would be over the President. 
He feels that in light of the Stevenson incident which had just occurred a few days earlier the catwalks could present a security problem. 
He asks to be shown other available sites in Dallas.

Kennedy's upcoming trip to Dallas was first announced to the public in September 1963. The exact motorcade route was finalized on November 18 and announced to the public a few days before November 22.

During the third week of October 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald was living in a rented room Oak Cliff district of Dallas.

 Several people, including Stevenson, warned JFK against coming to Dallas. 
 Kennedy ignored their advice.
 Dallas Police Chief Jesse Curry increased the level of security during Kennedy's visit; he put into effect the most stringent security precautions in the city's history.
 Curry even deputized citizens to take action for any suspicious acts that could have been pointed towards the president.

 Thursday, November 21, 1963, 11:07 p.m., Air Force One lands at Carswell Air Force base on the outskirts of Fort Worth, Texas.
Air Force Two also lands at Carswell with vice president Lyndon B. Johnson, the Texas governor John Connally, and Senator Ralph Yarborough.


At 11:35 p.m., the First Couple arrives at the Hotel Texas in Fort Worth.


On Friday, November 22, 1963, at 8:45 a.m., the president is speaking before breakfast in a square across Eighth Street, accompanied by Congressman Jim Wright, Senator Yarborough, Governor Connally and Vice President Johnson.

At 9:10 a.m., JFK takes his place in the hotel’s Grand Ballroom for the scheduled speech, the First Lady arriving amid loud applause 15 minutes later.

Roy Kellerman, the Secret Service agent in charge of the trip, is advised by Kenny O’Donnell that the presidential limousine should have its bubbletop off if it’s not raining in Dallas.
Later, press secretary Mac Kilduff shows the First Couple a disturbing advertisement seen in The Dallas Morning News, ironically and critically headlined ‘Welcome Mr. Kennedy to Dallas’.

The Assassination
November 23, 1963

10:40 a.m.: In Fort Worth, Texas, Kennedy's motorcade departs Hotel Texas for Carswell Air Force Base.

11:20 a.m.: Air Force One departs Carswell Air Force Base for Dallas, Texas.

11:35 a.m.: Air Force Two arrives at Love Field in Dallas
11:44 a.m.: The Kennedys and Connallys disembark Air Force One and are greeted by the Johnsons.

11:55 a.m.: The motorcade leaves Love Field for its 10-mile trip through downtown Dallas.
The motorcade cars had been lined up in a certain order earlier that morning.

The original schedule was for the president to proceed in a long motorcade from Love Field through downtown Dallas, and end at the Dallas Business and Trade Mart.
12:30 p.m.: As the president's limousine passes the Texas School Book Depository, shots are fired from a sixth-floor window.

President Kennedy and Governor Connally are both wounded and rushed to Parkland Hospital.

President Kennedy is shot in the neck and head.

From one bullet, Conally sustains three broken ribs, a punctured lung and a broken wrist. 
The bullet finally lodged in his left thigh.


Wire services report three shots were fired as the motorcade passed under the Stemmons Freeway. Two bullets hit the president and one hit the governor.


12:36 p.m.: President Kennedy's limousine arrives at Parkland Memorial Hospital.

Emergency efforts by Drs. Malcolm Perry, Kemp Clark and others are unsuccessful at reviving the President Kennedy.

Governor Connally's injuries are critical but not fatal. 

12:40 p.m.: Viewers of the live soap opera As The World Turns receive the first national television report of the shooting from CBS News anchorman Walter Cronkite.

12:45 p.m.: Dan Rather of CBS calls Parkland Memorial Hospital; a doctor there tells him he believes 
Kennedy is dead.

12:50 p.m.: Kennedy's top military aide General Godfrey McHugh calls Air Force One from Parkland to state that they will soon be leaving for Andrews Air Force Base.
1:00 pm: 46-year-old John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, is declared dead, becoming the fourth US president killed in office.
1:15 pm: Lee Harvey Oswald kills Dallas Police Patrolman J. D. Tippit approximately 45 minutes after the assassination.

1:26 p.m.: Lyndon Johnson departs Parkland Memorial Hospital for Love Field.
2:00 pm: A bronze casket carrying the president's body, accompanied by Mrs. Kennedy and the Johnsons, leaves Parkland Hospital to board Air Force One.
2:13 p.m. : Police find the weapon used to kill the president on the 6th floor of the Texas School Book depository.
2:15 pm: Lee Harvey Oswald, a 24-year-old ex-Marine, is arrested in the back of a movie theater where he fled after shooting Patrolman Tippit.
2:39 pm: Lyndon Johnson is sworn-in on the runway of Love Field aboard Air Force One.
6:00 pm: Air Force One arrives at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland. 
The coffin bearing the president's body is taken by ambulance to Bethesda Naval Hospital for an autopsy. 
The flag-draped coffin is taken to the East Room of the White House early the next morning following the autopsy.

7:15 pm: Oswald is arraigned for the murder of Officer Tippit.
November 23, 1963: Oswald is arraigned for the murder of the president.
November 24, 1963: As Oswald is being transferred from the Dallas city jail to the county jail, nightclub owner Jack Ruby shoots and kills him. 
The shooting is, inadvertently, shown live on TV. 
Jack Ruby is immediately arrested.

November 25, 1963 - Kennedy is buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors and representatives from more than 90 countries in attendance.


November 26, 1963 - Jack Ruby is indicted in Dallas for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. He is later convicted, has the conviction overturned on appeal and dies of cancer in 1967 awaiting a new trial.

September 24, 1964 - The Warren Report is released with the following conclusions, "The shots which killed President Kennedy and wounded Governor Connally were fired from the sixth-floor window at the southeast corner of the Texas School Book Depository." And "The shots which killed President Kennedy and wounded Governor Connally were fired by Lee Harvey Oswald."
October 26, 2017 - The US government releases more than 2,800 records relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in an effort to comply with a 1992 law mandating the documents' release. President Donald Trump keeps roughly 300 files classified out of concern for US national security, law enforcement and foreign relations. In a memo, Trump directs agencies that requested redactions to re-review their reasons for keeping the records secret within 180 days.