Associated Press photographer who snapped 73 photos, seven at the time of the motorcade and the rest that afternoon. A crucial picture taken from the south side of Elm depicts JFK clutching his throat with a figure, said to resemble LHO, standing in the TSBD background. It is the subject of intense controversy. Inside the TSBD he took five reels as the police made their initial search of the interior, including the discovery of the alleged murder weapon, the alleged sniper's nest, etc. The FBI refused to acquire the 500 feet of film which totaled 25,000 frames until many weeks later, after the studio had severely edited the reels for a composite single reel and the integrity of the evidentiary value was impaired.
Remnant frames exist.
Dallas Morning News photographer who snapped 33 shots around and inside the TSBD immediately after the assassination. Filmed from the SW corner of Main and Houston. Amateur who snapped nine 35 mm slides as the motor- cade moved onto Houston Street, as well as after the assassination. Some of her slides contain important factual material obfuscated by the federal investigative agencies. Amateur whose 8mm film of the assassination scene was discovered in 1978 by critics.