Replay of BOR 297 (Season 7; 2006)

Coley recounts in detail his experiences in the Dealey Plaza area on the morning of November 22, 1963

Jack Ruby would join Jerry Coley and his colleague Don Campbell for coffee on Fridays

Coley met Ruby on the morning of Nov 22 around 8am

He then left for work and returned around 11am

He saw that Ruby was still there at Noonan's desk

Coley and his friend Charlie Mulkey stepped out to see the Presidential motorcade

Around 12.15-12.20, a man had an epileptic fit

Within a few minutes, the motorcade arrived

After the gunshots were fired, Coley and Mulkey started down the esplanade

A policeman with a shotgun stopped the both of them and asked them to get the hell out of there

He discovered a pool of blood on the steps near the picket fence

After the shots, all people headed towards the grassy knoll area

No one was going towards the Book Depository at that time

Around quarter to one, Coley saw that Ruby was still at Noonan’s desk

Don Roberdeau's map showing location of blood (see "liquid red pool"), View Map Here

Jim Hood, ad department photographer, and Coley then went back to the site of the pool of blood

By Monday morning, no blood stain could be found

Coley's wife receives threatening calls

Two men who identify themselves as FBI agents visit Coley

And take away the negatives and the positives of the blood stain photo

This pool of blood would reveal a second shot that missed the limousine completely

The injury to James Tague being the first

Jim Hood dies in a mysterious air crash several years later

"I understand a London insurance firm has prepared an actuarial chart on the likelihood of 20 of the people involved

in this case dying within three years of the assassination -- and found the odds 30 trillion to one. But I'm sure

NBC will shortly discover that one of my investigators bribed the computer." - Jim Garrison, Playboy interview

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