We Have the Zapruder Film! (Feat. Reid Moon)
March 17, 2023
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On November 22nd 1963, America changed forever. Some call it the end of Camelot. We call it the beginning of conspiracies and the American realization that the postwar honeymoon was over and their country's government was going to lie to them instead of tell the truth. One of the evidences of this shift was the Zapruder Film. Originally shot by Abraham Zapruder on the day of JFK's visit to Dallas, the Zapruder Film was a lynchpin in the narrative of what happened to John F. Kennedy Jr. that fateful day but the puiblic wasn;t able to see it until it was leaked to Geraldo Rivera on Good Night America in 1975, over a decade later. All the copies of the film are either under lock and key or classified by the government except for some state-evidence copies from the famous D.A., Jim Garrison, in New Orleans. Newly acquired by Reid Moon, the antiquities and rare book collector, this film is one of a kind and potentially holds images unpublished to the public. We shall see...
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