This bit of info is thanks to GodsWarriorPrincess 777. Many people remember four people in the car during the JFK assassination. Kennedy and Jackie in the back seat with Governor Connally in the front seat next to the driver. (Mrs. Connally and the 2nd Secret Service agent were not there). This document seems to confirm this memory.
In this thesis by Samuel R. Jeffrey, which was submitted to the Department of History at Vanderbilt University, it states in the footnote on page 34 that "While serving as Governor of Texas, Connally was seated in the front seat of the car in which President John F. Kennedy would be assassinated".
Would a prestigious university overlook such a glaring mistake if there had been 6 people in the car?
In this thesis by Samuel R. Jeffrey, which was submitted to the Department of History at Vanderbilt University, it states in the footnote on page 34 that "While serving as Governor of Texas, Connally was seated in the front seat of the car in which President John F. Kennedy would be assassinated".
Would a prestigious university overlook such a glaring mistake if there had been 6 people in the car?
A MOST DIVISIVE YEARTHE YEAR OF EUROPE AND THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP IN 1973 By Samuel R. Jeffrey.
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