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Mysterious grandmother (4 photos)
Many photos and film strip, depicting the murder of John F. Kennedy, seen a movie camera to shoot at a woman, appeared in numerous publications about the murder of John F. Kennedy as the "Babushka lady".
After the assassination attempt FBI is actively looking for her. No, she did not want to press charges in the murder of Kennedy. And in this connection it is not suspected KGB - Babushkoy American journalists called her for a scarf tied in the manner of Russian grannies.
Interest in the special services it has caused only because, having studied the modal newsreels that tragic day, they found that the mysterious stranger continued shooting even after those fatal shots sounded, and the rest of the audience and operators of fright fell to the ground. Moreover, it took off with this angle that the lens of her camera had to get not only the window of the sixth floor of the book depository from which Oswald fired, but the hill, from which, according to unofficial version, allegedly fired a second sniper. And it was the closest point shooting since the murder of John F. Kennedy.
In 1970 he showed up some Beverly Oliver, who said that it is precisely the Babushka. She even released a memoir with a chronicle of events November 22, 1963, but no records of the camera itself, or of any other specific evidence to present could not.
But if we could find it, and shot the film, it would answer many questions, the answers to which are not found until now.
After the assassination attempt FBI is actively looking for her. No, she did not want to press charges in the murder of Kennedy. And in this connection it is not suspected KGB - Babushkoy American journalists called her for a scarf tied in the manner of Russian grannies.
Interest in the special services it has caused only because, having studied the modal newsreels that tragic day, they found that the mysterious stranger continued shooting even after those fatal shots sounded, and the rest of the audience and operators of fright fell to the ground. Moreover, it took off with this angle that the lens of her camera had to get not only the window of the sixth floor of the book depository from which Oswald fired, but the hill, from which, according to unofficial version, allegedly fired a second sniper. And it was the closest point shooting since the murder of John F. Kennedy.
In 1970 he showed up some Beverly Oliver, who said that it is precisely the Babushka. She even released a memoir with a chronicle of events November 22, 1963, but no records of the camera itself, or of any other specific evidence to present could not.
But if we could find it, and shot the film, it would answer many questions, the answers to which are not found until now.