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Photo Gallery: JFK: The Lost Bullet

Triple Underpass
Photo by: Mark Bell
Screen grab of the fully restored Mark Bell film of the JFK motorcade on 11/22/1963, view of Triple Underpass.
Tragic Motorcade
Photo by: Mark Bell
Screen grab of the fully restored Mark Bell film of the JFK motorcade on 11/22/1963.
Restored Motorcade
Photo by: Mark Bell
Screen grab of the fully restored Mark Bell film of the JFK motorcade on 11/22/1963.
Motorcade Passing By
Photo by: Tina Towner Pender
Screen grab of the fully restored Tina Towner film - the JFK motorcade on 11/22/1963 at the corner of Houston and Elm.
Quiet on the Set
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
The set with the limo and former Texas School Book Depository.
Presidential Limo
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Actors in the Presidential limo - Angela Martin (Jackie), Janye Anderson (Nellie Connally), Jim Allen (Gov. John Connally) and Mark Burns (JFK) for the reenactment of the JFK assassination.
Presidential Ride
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
1961 Lincoln Continental convertible limousine with flags.
Convertible Cruising
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
Actors Mark Burns (JFK), Angela Martin (Jackie), Jim Allen (Gov. John Connally), Janye Anderson (Nellie Connally) during the reenactment of the JFK assassination.
Reenacting a National Tragedy
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
Actors Mark Burns (JFK), Angela Martin (Jackie), Jim Allen (Gov. John Connally), Janye Anderson (Nellie Connally) during the reenactment of the JFK assassination.
All Smiles
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Actors in the Presidential limo - Mark Burns (JFK), Angela Martin (Jackie), Jim Allen (Gov. John Connally), Janye Anderson (Nellie Connally) during the reenactment of the JFK assassination.
Reenacting the Assassination
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
Actors Mark Burns (JFK), Angela Martin (Jackie), Jim Allen (Gov. John Connally), Janye Anderson (Nellie Connally) during the reenactment of the JFK assassination.
Fatal Shot
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Actors Mark Burns (JFK), Angela Martin (Jackie), Jim Allen (Gov. John Connally), Janye Anderson (Nellie Connally) demonstrate JFK's position just before the fatal 3rd shot.
1961 Limousine
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
1961 Lincoln Continental convertible limousine.
Recalling the Crime
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
Journalist, Max Holland; eyewitness, Patricia Donaldson; and DP, Howard Shack - standing on the same corner Donaldson stood on in 1963.
Sniper's Nest View
Photo by: National Geographic Television
View of Dealey Plaza as seen from the window next to the "Sniper's Nest." POV of Elm Street as seen from the sixth floor of the Dallas County Administration Building, formerly the Texas School Book Depository.
Ballistics Demonstration
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Sniper's Nest set and ballistics demonstration in studio. Marine sharpshooter aims rifle out sixth floor window.
Sniper's Nest Set
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Sniper's Nest set and ballistics demonstration in studio. Marine sharpshooter aims rifle out sixth floor window.
Retired Secret Service Agent
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Retired U.S. Secret Service Agent, John Joe Howlett. Howlett was assigned to the Dallas Office of the U.S. Secret Service at the time of the assassination, and was involved in planning and implementing security for the president's visit on November 22, 1963.
Magic Bullet Conspiracy Theorist
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Conspiracy theorist, Richard P. Sheridan, with red sandwich board on the 47th anniversary of JFK's assassination.
JFK Conspiracy Theorist
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Conspiracy theorist, Mark Oakes, selling pamphlets and DVDs on the 47th anniversary of JFK's assassination.
Frank DeRonja, FBI
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
Former FBI Metallurgist and current President of Forensic Metallurgy Associates, Frank DeRonja.
Lamppost Examination
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
Journalist, Max Holland, and Former FBI Metallurgist and current President of Forensic Metallurgy Associates, Frank DeRonja, examine the base of the Elm St. lamppost while DP, Howard Shack, films.
View From Up High
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
Journalist, Max Holland; Former FBI Metallurgist and current President of Forensic Metallurgy Associates, Frank DeRonja; and retired U.S. Secret Service Agent, John Joe Howlett, examine the Elm St. lamppost while DP, Howard Shack, films.
Elm Street Sniper Nest
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Elm Street mast present day with Dallas County Administration Building in the background, formerly the Texas School Book Depository. POV of Sniper's Nest from below.
Missing Bullet Search
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Former FBI Metallurgist and current President of Forensic Metallurgy Associates, Frank DeRonja, searches for the missing bullet from the third shot.
Dealey Plaza Dig Up
Photo by: National Geographic Television
From left to right: Former FBI Metallurgist, Frank DeRonja, and Writer and JFK Assassination Scholar, Max Holland, dig up Dealey Plaza in search of the missing bullet.
Assassination Detailed Review
Photo by: Wheeler Sparks
Former FBI Metallurgist and current President of Forensic Metallurgy Associates, Frank DeRonja, and retired U.S. Secret Service Agent, John Joe Howlett, look on as Journalist, Max Holland, reviews the details of the assassination.
Assassination Witness
Photo by: National Geographic Television
JFK assassination eyewitness, Ernest Brandt, on the 47th anniversary of the assassination.
Assassination Study
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Writer and JFK Assassination Scholar, Max Holland, in his study pointing to a photo of the Elm Street traffic light mast.
Assassination Eyewitness Film
Photo by: National Geographic Television
Library of Congress Digital Film Preservation Specialist, "Huck" Penzell, loads an eyewitness film of the assassination into the Oxberry Cinescan 4K scanner.

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