ROBERT GRODEN has been working on the JFK asassination case since it happened on his 18th birthday (yes, he was born on November 22nd!). Robert is an author and photo technician known for his extensive work on theories surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. He gained national attention on March 6, 1975, when he showed the Zapruder film on the television program Good Night America, marking the first time the footage was broadcast in "motion" to a national audience (picutres had previously appearded in Time Magazine taken from the film). The JFK assassination case was reopened and before congress mostly becasue of his showing of the Zapruder Film on national television.

He has authored several books on the subject, including The Killing of a President and High Treason, and has served as a photographic consultant for various projects, including Oliver Stone's film JFK. He remains a prominent figure in discussions about the Kennedy assassination.

PRESENTATION
Bullet Points

DESCRIPTION
So many bullet marks, and so few bullets in evidence. Robert will take us to the Plaza, Parkland and into the Limousine to examine the evidence. How many shots were there? You decide.