00:00 Thousands of people are expected to greet President Kennedy in Dallas, with former Vice President Richard Nixon urging residents to give a courteous reception, while a storm of political controversy surrounds Kennedy's visit.

04:27 The Kennedy assassination is a subject that is unpopular with conspiracy theorists and not often written about by academics, but it is historically significant and touches on themes such as government corruption, civil rights, and the Cold War.

08:35 On the morning of November 22nd, JFK wakes up in Fort Worth, Texas, where he is staying at the Texas Hotel, and prepares for a busy day ahead.

12:18 JFK prepares for a busy day ahead, addressing faction fighting within the Texas Democratic Party and concerns about his reception in Dallas due to its reputation as a hotbed of conservatism and threats on his life.

16:16 JFK and Jackie arrive in Dallas, where they are greeted by a crowd and signs of hostility, including placards calling JFK a traitor and expressing support for Barry Goldwater.

20:14 JFK and Jackie are getting ready to join a controversial motorcade in Dallas, with Kennedy riding in the third car and Jackie holding a bouquet of red roses, while the route takes them through downtown Dallas and past the Texas School Book Depository.

24:18 The motorcade continues through the suburbs of North Dallas, with Kennedy making stops to shake hands with children and a nun, while large crowds gather in the center of Dallas along Main Street and Dealey Plaza, where the Texas School Book Depository and the grassy knoll are located, which is actually a small and nondescript area. At 12:15, a man spots a man with a rifle on the sixth floor of the Book Depository, and by 12:22, the motorcade reaches Main Street in downtown Dallas, where the crowds are larger than expected and the Dallas police are on high alert.

28:19 As the motorcade approaches Dealey Plaza, several witnesses spot a man on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository, who appears to be looking away from the motorcade, and Kennedy's car slows down to allow the crowds to see him, with Nellie Connolly remarking to Kennedy that there are people in Dallas who love and appreciate him, making it the last positive moment before the first shot rings out at 12:30.

32:23 In the moments after the second shot rings out, Kennedy is hit in the right shoulder and his elbows fly up, while Connolly is hit on the right side of his back and blood starts pouring from the wound, leading the Secret Service to realize that this is not a car backfiring or a firecracker.

36:25 In the chaos and panic following the shots, Jackie Kennedy is seen reaching for and trying to pick up the missing bits of JFK's head, while eyewitnesses report seeing a man withdrawing a gun from the sixth floor window of the Texas Book Depository.