Warren Commission (06 of 26): Hearings Vol. VI (of 15)

This volume captures a pivotal moment in American history: the official hearings of the commission tasked with uncovering the facts behind President Kennedy’s assassination. Listeners are taken into the solemn rooms where the nation’s top legal minds, from a future president to a chief justice, question a roster of doctors, nurses, and eyewitnesses who were present at Parkland Memorial Hospital and the Dallas streets on that fateful day.

The transcripts reveal the meticulous detail of medical assessments, the logistics of emergency care, and the stark observations of those who saw the president and Governor Connally in their final hours. As counsel interrogates each witness, the recording preserves the careful language, the pauses, and the occasional tension that marked these historic sessions.

Through these authentic exchanges, the listener gains a rare, unfiltered glimpse into the early stages of the investigation—when facts were still being assembled and the nation was searching for answers.