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November 22, 1963: A sunny day in Dallas. Not a cloud in the sky. Yet one man stands in Dealey Plaza with an open black umbrella, pumping it up and down as President Kennedy's limousine passes—and at that exact moment, the shots ring out. For 15 years, he remained unidentified. When he finally came forward, his explanation raised more questions than it answered. Was he a harmless protester? A CIA operative with a poison dart gun? Or the field coordinator signaling multiple sniper teams? This is the story of the Umbrella Man—the most visible yet most mysterious figure in the Kennedy assassination.

SOURCES:
United States House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA): Testimony of Louie Steven Witt, September 25, 1978
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (Church Committee): Testimony of Charles Senseney, September 1975
Zapruder Film © 1967 (Renewed 1995) The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
Josiah Thompson: "Six Seconds in Dallas" and various articles
Richard Sprague and Robert Cutler: "The Umbrella System: Prelude to an Assassination"
Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty: Military and CIA assessments
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza: Archival photographs and witness statements
National Archives: Jim Towner photographs, Dealey Plaza documentation
Warren Commission: Hearings and Exhibits, Volume XVIII
CIA documents: Project MK-NAOMI, exotic weapons development at Fort Detrick
Errol Morris: Documentary short film "The Umbrella Man" (2011)
Various conspiracy research databases and historical analyses
British historian John Simkin: Spartacus Educational research on Chamberlain symbolism

DISCLAIMER: This video is based on historical events, declassified documents, and public theories. It is intended for educational and documentary purposes only. The connections discussed are theories and should not be taken as established fact.

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