my first stop in my search for the truth is the sixth floor museum at dealey plaza. so this is the sniper's perch. lee harvey oswald was hiding behind these boxes, and we believe that lee made the shots from this window. oswald was working here. he was working at the book depository. nicola longford: yes, this is the same model rifle that lee harvey oswald used to assassinate the president. it was found right behind these boxes with his fingerprints. and then the stairway is right over there? he ran right down to the second floor, and then he walked out the front door and escaped. jared haibon: but not everyone buys into this theory. many jfk guides offer tours of that fateful day, and robin brown has his own unique way of presenting his perspective. [car starts] robin brown: jared, i know what happened to kennedy, and it had nothing to do with lee harvey oswald. this is the motorcade route. jared haibon: oh wow, so this is the-- robin brown: this is it. jared haibon: --road the president was traveling down? robin brown: this is the roads. everything's the same, 60 y

plaza, you know, studying the assassination and legacy president kennedy. i don't know that there are many people who reached that conclusion, specifically that the president was killed for his stance on civil rights. the speech that he gave that june before his death, the televised civil rights address. but african-americans then and now still will make the case that kennedy killed because he was supportive of african-american equality and killed southerner, becomes president with no record on civil rights, happens dallas, which was very anti-civil rights you know makes and one thing you have there that that you've written about that that really came home to me is where, you know, you say he gave his life essentially for civil rights, which i agree as well, not intentionally. but remember what jackie kennedy said when. she heard that the accused assassin, oswald, was a marxist. she said he didn't even have he wasn't able to have the satisfaction of giving his life for civil rights had to a civil communist. lindsey well, i think one thing to do you get to y