Warren Commission (11 of 26): Hearings Vol. XI (of 15)

This volume captures a pivotal moment in American history: the official hearings held by the President’s Commission tasked with uncovering the facts surrounding President Kennedy’s assassination. Presented in the exact transcripts recorded in 1964, the material offers a clear view of the legal and investigative procedures that shaped the nation’s response to the tragedy.

Listeners will hear a broad array of voices—family members, acquaintances, law‑enforcement officials, and political activists—each recalling their personal interactions with Lee Harvey Oswald and related events. From the testimony of his half‑brother to accounts of his travels abroad, the hearings reveal the diverse strands of evidence the commission examined. The raw, unedited exchanges provide a rare, immersive glimpse into the early stages of a national inquiry, allowing you to hear history as it unfolded in the courtroom.