Rebirth in America

November 22, 1963, Dallas.

It had been several months since the last meeting. Although the conference room decided to "replace" Kennedy's steward position, this did not mean that it could be replaced.

If you want to replace the president in the United States, one way is "impeachment" and the other is "death."

Impeaching a president would take more than a month or two. Not to mention the success of impeachment, Kennedy's status in the hearts of the people is very high, and he is even dubbed the hope of America.

The simplest way is to "die". Because everyone is mortal, the only difference is how they die.

After the decision was made, some people hoped that Kennedy could die quietly, so as to have the least impact on the country. Some people hope that Kennedy will die a worthy death, so that it will be worthwhile. Otherwise, it would be too much of a waste of resources.

In the end, everyone decided to let Kennedy die in public.

What they need is an "execution" display to show everyone who the real master of this country is! Those who know will naturally understand, and those who don’t know don’t need to understand.

When this day comes, everyone is notified, not just "people" are paying attention to this. Even some peripheral personnel who are relatively close to the pyramid are staring at this location and this moment.

Even Kennedy's old father received the news. When Joseph Kennedy knew about it, he burst into tears. But there was nothing he could do about it, not even a hint to his son. He understood: "If John doesn't die, then the entire Kennedy family will die!"

Joseph did not cry or yell, nor did he protest to the people above. Because they are as small as ants, when the "human master" decides to do something, there is no need to worry about what the ants think.

"Poor child, I hurt you!" Joseph fell into deep self-blame. He should not have expected his son to climb to the top of the pyramid. This not only gave John Kennedy unrealistic ideas, but also caused the Kennedy family to suffer such a disaster.

This is the beginning of the curse of fate. From this moment on, death will hang over every member of this family.

Alex brought his family to Dallas. I rented a deluxe room at the corner of the street. This room has a balcony, which happens to face the street and has an unobstructed view of the street scenery.

"Brother, are we here to see the president?" Karen felt a little strange, because Alex rarely traveled with them, especially since he had never taken the initiative.

"Yeah, it's good to come to Texas and relax for a while." Alex naturally wouldn't tell them the truth, saying that he brought them here because he wanted to see how the president was assassinated.

Not only Alex is here. Everyone else also arrived at the scene. Except for some people who were too withdrawn, such as people like Hughes who did not come, basically everyone who was invited to watch the execution attended. Of course, someone will be responsible for clearing away the traces of their arrival. At most, the official website shows that an ordinary person happened to appear here, and there is no even record.

Everything is ready! Just wait for the actors to come on stage.

After the decision was made, someone would naturally formulate and execute the assassination plan. Of course, Alex doesn't need to do this kind of thing. He doesn't want to get blood himself. Instead, he likes to sit in the front row as an audience and watch the assassination of the century. It was an operation involving many people, each performing their own tasks, some of whom knew it. Some people don't know, and most people simply receive orders and execute them.

What they don't know is that the combination of their actions will create a horrific assassination case.

On November 20, Governor Connally's assistant Putman ordered a change of the original route.

On the morning of November 22, three cars had their license plates daubed. Driving back and forth on Elm Street, which was already under martial law, at close to 12:15, three suspicious-looking people were hiding behind a wooden fence. A railroad employee saw them and noticed that one of them had a gun. He thought they were Kennedy's security personnel.

22nd. When Kennedy and his wife sat in the convertible car and were about to set off, the secret police suddenly changed their original plan. The number of motorcycles escorting the presidential limousine was reduced by half, and the press van that had always been arranged in front of the presidential limousine was also put away. At the end of the convoy.

As a result, there was not a single reporter, camera or camera on the scene when the shooting occurred.

Gradually, the presidential motorcade approached the designated location, getting closer and closer to Dealey Plaza and the turning streets.

At the scene, many people poured into the streets to watch the presidential motorcade, and nearby residents also opened their windows and leaned out to watch. The entire area was filled with jubilation, and many people cheered and waved flags in their hands toward the president's seat.

"Come and look, the president's motorcade is here!" Richard, who had been waiting for a long time, shouted. His shout attracted the attention of others, who came to the balcony and looked out.

Accompanying Alex this time were Brigitte and his family. She also stood side by side with Alex, looking through a pair of binoculars.

"Jacqueline is so beautifully dressed and looks very elegant!" The first thing Brigitte noticed was indeed the First Lady's outfit. In her eyes, Jacqueline was more attractive, and even Kennedy could not attract her attention.

Karen was still young, so she paid more attention to other aspects. She also held up a pair of binoculars and looked around. As for others, they were infected by the atmosphere of the entire scene and waved to the president along with other people.

At this moment, Alex felt that there were many familiar scents nearby. Those were "masters" who rarely met, and they all came to watch this "execution".

Kennedy was riding in a 1961 Lincoln Continental luxury convertible. Originally, the car was equipped with a bulletproof cover. However, in order to let the people of Dallas see the beauty of First Lady Jacqueline, it also wanted to express the president's respect for Dallas. Because of the citizens' trust, Kennedy did not have Secret Service personnel install ballistic shields.

The route of the motorcade has been carefully checked. The police car driving in front of the motorcade belongs to the Dallas Police Department and is equipped with communication equipment to keep in touch with the president's car. The people riding in this car are the president's agents. The Lincoln sedan in which Kennedy and his wife Jackie were riding was located behind the police car.

The convoy was moving slowly. Driving forward bit by bit, we were almost at the designated ambush location. Every step forward brought President Kennedy closer to death.

There were three other people accompanying the president in the convertible, namely First Lady Jacqueline, Texas Governor Connally and the driver of the car.

After 12:00. The motorcade drove into the city of Dallas at a speed of 15 to 20 kilometers per hour. Everywhere it went was crowded with welcoming people. The windows of the buildings on both sides of the road were also opened, and people at work watched the grand event through the windows.

At approximately 12:30 pm Central Time, Kennedy's motorcade had approached the Texas School Book Depository Building. The motorcade turned right at the entrance to Dealey Plaza and drove onto Houston Street, facing the tall Textbook Depository Building. Then the motorcade turned left again onto Elm Street.

Due to the short trees lining Elm Street and a railroad overpass ahead. There were few onlookers, so the entire convoy was exposed to the right side of the textbook warehouse building. At this time, the motorcade was still traveling at a slow speed of 15-20 kilometers per hour, and was only 65 feet (about 20 meters) away from the location where the shooting occurred.

At 12:30, the first shot was fired. President Kennedy suddenly put his hands around his neck as if he had been hit in the throat. Immediately afterwards, a second gunshot was fired, this time hitting Kennedy in the back of the head. His head fell back violently, and the bullet flew away part of his skull, which could be clearly seen by the people around him. Kennedy's blood and brains gushed out.

The sudden sound of gunfire caused people around to scream. No one expected that such an incident would happen. The assassination was originally planned and should not have been recorded by photographers. However, a tailor on the roadside used an 8mm camera to clearly capture the assassination process of Kennedy.

On the subsequent medical diagnosis. The gunman's intent and accuracy were very clear.

The first bullet that hit President Kennedy passed through the back of his neck and then hit Texas Governor Connally, who was sitting in front of him, in the back, causing him to be seriously injured. The subsequent bullet shattered the right half of the president's skull. After the president was shot, he jumped forward first, and then fell back when he was hit again. Blood and brains immediately splattered, making the scene horrific.

Governor Connally, who was seriously injured, leaned over and shouted: "No, no, no, they are going to kill us all!" (

After the shooting, Kennedy's body slumped in the back seat of the car next to Jacqueline. She cried: "Oh my God! They hit him in the head!"

At the same time, First Lady Jacqueline screamed and climbed onto the back cover of the car, trying hard to collect Kennedy's skull, brain and blood. She knew that Kennedy was a werewolf and had strong vitality and resilience. If first aid is provided quickly, even severe head injuries can be recovered.

The problem was, she soon discovered some silver-white liquid in the blood and brain. Her heart suddenly thumped, and she knew that Kennedy would never survive.

That's silver!

The assassins knew the details of Kennedy and knew that he was a werewolf and difficult to kill with ordinary bullets. Only a silver bullet would work, and they would never make such a stupid mistake, allowing Kennedy to survive after being assassinated.

A total of two shots were fired, but four bullets were actually fired. For every gunshot, two snipers are arranged to fire at the same time. This is a double-guaranteed shooting method. The hit rate can be greatly improved. Basically no one can escape their decisive attack.

Jacqueline was quickly held down by the secret service personnel around her, who protected her, for fear that the assassins would continue to attack, even the president's wife would not be spared. In fact, they did not need to do this, because the assassination only targeted Kennedy. As for Governor Connally's injury, it was purely accidental.

According to the agent's recollection, he said: "At that time, President Kennedy's skull had been shattered by bullets, and blood spattered on my clothes, face and hair. Mrs. Kennedy was so frightened that she was at a loss. UU Reading www.uukanshu.net She was in In a panic, he tried to climb onto the back cover of the car and reach for a blown-off skull. The scene was horrific!"

After the assassination, the presidential motorcade quickly left Dealey Plaza and drove to Parkland Memorial Hospital, 6.4 kilometers away. Soon, two chaplains emerged from the hospital emergency room and announced that President Kennedy had died of a gunshot wound. Many people spontaneously gathered in front of the hospital, many crying, and the hospital's national flag was lowered to half to express condolences.

At around 14:00 in the afternoon on November 22, Air Force One returned to Andrew Air Force Base, not far from Washington, DC. When President Kennedy's coffin was carried out and put into the ambulance, Jacqueline Kennedy, whose clothes were stained with blood, walked out of Andrews Air Force Base with the support of her brother-in-law.

Immediately afterwards, Vice President Lyndon Johnson was sworn in as the 36th president on Air Force One. Federal Court Judge Sarah Hughes administered the oath. Standing next to Lyndon was a sad-looking Jacqueline, who was specially wearing a pink suit covered in Kennedy's blood.

After the assassination, Jacqueline understood that there were many people involved and the scope was very wide. Lyndon next to her may not be able to escape the relationship, and she may not be able to bring the real murderer to justice in her life. She can only express her dissatisfaction through this silent protest.