Recorded on film by Abraham Zapruder, it was investigated by a committee that included such politicians as Gerald Ford and the committee's namesake, Chief Justice Earl Warren; that committee concluded that this event was perpetrated by one person, who was subsequently killed by Jack Ruby.
James Tague was a bystander who was injured in this event, which may have involved a group known as the "three tramps." Recorded on film by Abraham Zapruder, it was investigated by a committee that included such politicians as Gerald Ford and the committee's namesake, Chief Justice Earl Warren; that committee concluded that this event was perpetrated by one person, who was subsequently killed by Jack Ruby. For 10 points, name this event that took place on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas and was most likely caused by Lee Harvey Oswald.
James Tague was a bystander who was injured in this event, which may have involved a group known as the "three tramps.
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