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This documentary has good production values. The images are sharp and clear. The narration is at an even pitch and pace and highly consistent throughout the film. I own several other film documentaries regarding President Kennedy's murder, investigation, and the aftermath. Instead of merely telling the audience about agents who were present at the Kennedy autopsy, this documentary interviews one of them, Agent Sibert (Ret.). The retired agent is quite peeved that neither he nor his partner were called as witnesses by the Warren Commission, and that staff attorney Arlen Specter chose to term their famous report of the post mortem, "mistaken." There is a good interview of LtCol Daniel Marvin of US Army Special Forces who was contacted by the CIA through one its agents to take the contract to kill LtCmdr William Pitzer, the US Navy officer who filmed the autopsy and took photos of the entire proceeding, including the spectator gallery during the Kennedy autopsy. The films Pitzer made were at variance with the official version of Kennedy's wounds. Pitzer who was about to retire, had made noises that he had certain films that would reopen the Kennedy assassination investigation. I will let the readers find out what happened to Pitzer and his films. Marvin had declined the CIA contract. The film does reveal that Oswald had been operating as an intelligence agent either through the DIA or ONI. This piggybacks from the research done by Dr. John Newman (Oswald and the CIA) and discusses how Oswald's intelligence legend was put together. There are many instances of debunking how certain Warren Commission conclusions do not hold up to scrutiny. Full explanations are presented. This documentary is worth obtaining and viewing. I highly recommend this film.