The Warren commission debunked the significance of a "grassy knoll" to this event near Dealey Plaza, in which Governor John Connolly was also injured in a Dallas motorcade.
Immediately after this event, three men discovered in a railroad boxcar became known as the "tramps." A recording of this event was made by Alexander Zapruder. A man arrested in connection with this event was stopped by officer J.D. Tippit, who he killed; that man was killed by clubowner Jack Ruby two days later and bought a Carcano rifle before this event. The Warren commission debunked the significance of a "grassy knoll" to this event near Dealey Plaza, in which Governor John Connolly was also injured in a Dallas motorcade. For 10 points, name this November 22, 1963 event in which Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed a Democratic United States President.
Immediately after this event, three men discovered in a railroad boxcar became known as the "tramps."
assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy [accept killing, murder, shooting, etc. for "assassination;" accept JFK for John Fitzgerald Kennedy; prompt "Kennedy assassination"; do not accept "RFK" or "assassination of Robert Kennedy"]