Just after noon, the motorcade passes this very park. As the president waves at his admirers lining the sidewalk, Jackie looks up at the trees. The Lincoln passes a group of high schoolers, who send a cloud of white confetti drifting across the road NOTE: The tour is over 12 miles long, with more than 16+ audio stories, and takes about 1-2 hours to complete. New, Lifetime access, no expiry. Use it anytime, on any trip, as many times as you want.

With the political drama in Texas, JFK worried that his reception in Dallas might be frosty. Just that morning he saw a huge anti-Kennedy ad in the local newspaper. He warned Jackie You know we’re heading into nut country today.

The 1964 election, of course! JFK knew that Texas would be essential to winning a second term. And in 1963, Texas Democrats were squabbling amongst themselves. Kennedy figured a quick trip to the Lone Star State might smooth things out. And besides, it’d be nice to escape the chilly Washington weather!

À 12h38, quelques minutes après qu'Oswald a tiré ses trois coups de feu, le cortège s'arrête brusquement à Parkland. Des agents des services secrets et le personnel hospitalier précipitent Kennedy dans la salle de traumatologie numéro un. Un jeune chirurgien, Malcolm Perry, commence à opérer le président. Alors qu'il commence l'opération, le Dr Perry a une étrange pensée : « Voici l'homme le plus important du monde ».