Perhaps the most recognized footage ever filmed are the 30 or so seconds filmed by Abraham Zapruder who, with a newly purchased camera incorrectly switched to indoor filtering, stood upon a pillar at Dealey Plaza in Dallas at precisely the fateful moment when President Kennedy was assassinated.  This footage has been pored over, yet we are still unsure of the facts of this tragedy.  This is because the conclusions of the Warren Report state that this was the act of a lone gunman and this runs against counterarguments bolstered by the 1979 House Assassinations Committee Report which seemed to indicate that 4 shots were fired that day, not three.  If this is true, a Mannlicher-Carcano rifle could not be responsible as it is impossible for such a rifle to be fired 4 times in 7.1 seconds.  To many, the report raises as many questions as it attempts to answer. The person identified as the single shooter was former Marine Lee Harvey Oswald.  Unfortunately, Oswald was not able to tell his side of the story because just days after being taken into custody, and in the middle of President Kennedy's televised funeral, Mr. Oswald was gunned down while in custody of the Dallas Police by a known figure in Dallas, a club owner named Jack Ruby.  How Ruby appeared on the ramp at the precise moment of Oswald's movement from one set of custodial officials to another pushes the limits of plausibility as does Ruby's plea that he did it to spare Mrs, Kennedy the trauma of a trial.  The nature of this crime seeks a better explanation, that is, what is the reason someone would want the President dead and who would be in a position to silence the alleged killer?  Every apparent explanation strains credulity. Yet, the Warren Commission stands.  For those who are bothered by the bloody nature of this killing, Frame 313 on the Zapruder footage is to be avoided as it is the moment when the fatal shot hits the President.