Hello cheerful humans…or people? Things? Oh, whatever
I’m back for more action and books! I want to write about
an historical event that have taken place in the US a long time ago. Hmm…I was
really thinking about what I wanted to write about for a long time. Then I
finally came up with the perfect idea! You see, I read a book once that was
called Time Riders, (loved that book). It was about these three people who
travelled in time to fix what others did wrong. Haven’t heard of it? No? Oh
well. In addition, one day they travelled to November 22nd, 1963. To Dallas in
Texas in the United States of America. Hah! You didn’t see that coming did
you?! Yes, I’m going to write about the death of president John. F. Kennedy.
First I thought about the twin towers and all the ashes from that day (which
was also in the book), but then a bird whispered in my ear. Write about
something unusual. Something that’s unexpected. Okay, that sounded really great
in my head, but now I understand that it is absolutely not. Now that I see my
writing on the screen: “A bird whispered
in my ear”.
So since this historical event of President Kennedy’s death was in the book,
and I already knew much about it, I figured out that it would be really funny
and nice to write about him. Ready for even more facts? Are you sure you’re body
and mind can take it? I’ve heard that it is really mind blowing, this texts…(only
a few persons got my bad joke). Well, I’m not responsible for any huge catastrophe
at home. It’s your choice…I’m now taking you back to Dallas, Texas in 1963. I
will tell the first part of this story as if we were there.
We are now located in Dallas, Texas. The sun is bright
above us and the dry sand on the warm asphalt is sticking to our shoes. Can you
manage to do this? Close your eyes for a few seconds and imagine this. You are
doing it? Great! ☺ (I now feel like a real
guide). You are standing on the
sidewalk and glaring around
after a black limousine with no roof. Suddenly the
black car approaches the street we are in and every single people around is
smiling, yelling and waving their hands in the warm air. Inside the car,
President John F, Kennedy is sitting beside his wife, all happy. He is visiting
the capital in Texas. You are starting to get excited too, and you’re hands
goes straight up in the air. I’m happy as well. I’m really happy! Then suddenly
everyone is screaming and running around in panic, so instead of yelling nice
words like: “God bless him”, they say: “OMG! God help us!” A high gunshot sound
filled the warm day with chaos and heartbeat. We are slowly walking towards the
black car that just keep on driving along the road. You are glaring after the
president of the United States. The one that were smiling two seconds ago. Nevertheless,
we both understand that he is dead. Shot in the head with a gun from far away.
Tada! I did it! I told the story in a different way!
Did you like it? A little bit short though… Well, this was my first time.
Moving on.
If you didn’t understand what was happening when we were there, then you better
pay attention now. What really happened that day? I’ve asked that question to
myself many times. When I read that book, and in this very moment of glory. (Many times, sarcastic). But the point is…President
John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the US. He lived in 46
years before he were assassinated in 1963, 22nd of November, 12:30 pm. He was
travelling through Dallas in Texas in his black limousine, because of business in
the town. He drove through the city with his wife (Jacqueline), the Texas
Governor (John Connally), and the Governor’s wife (Nellie). All these names…I
don’t think that I’ll remember these names after I’m done with this journey. However,
I’ll give it a try. The president and his companions were driving through the
city park. There were green grass (which I saw in a video) and many people
gathering around to see the smiling president. His wife (Jacqueline) were
talking to him like wives so often do to their husbands, and then suddenly! A
bullet flew right through Kennedy’s head. Blood spilled all over his wife.
Jacqueline were screaming so loud. In this video, I saw, Jacqueline is climbing
over the back of the car, trying to help a man to get inside the limousine
(which were still driving away from the crime scene). I think the man was a
security dude or something like that. Don’t judge me! I’m not an expert! Later
that day in a hospital, the president of the United States was declared dead. Enough
with the president thingy already! Moving on to the gun-part! That’s what you’re
really wondering about, right? So the question you’re still asking yourself now
is (even though you may know the answer), who shot a hole in Kennedy’s head, which
was so shocking to the world? There was of course a man that were caught, and
his name was Lee Harvey Oswald, but was it really him? Was he the only one
behind this madness? The sniper used a weapon called an Italian
Carcano rifle,
but the real thing here is that
it was found on the 6
th floor of the
Texas School Book Depository. Obviously, the sniper shot from this
building.
(Here comes another question). Was he the only sniper? In the book I told you
about, there were
page up and page down about these theories. It stood that if
one person left his place, or became to cowardly to do the job, another person
from another perspective of view would shoot instead. Which is really smart
once you think about it, but in the real world there were shot four times.
Three from the dude that were caught and one from another place! Well, that’s
what the internet is saying at least. Today, there are still many people saying
that it was just one person behind this assassination, but over 50% is saying
the
opposite. That there were more than one person shooting at the president.
If you ask me, I would say that there were more than one person behind this.
More than one mind, more than one eye, more than one rifle. That’s my theory.
Ah! I love this kind of things! The mysteries that’s
just waiting for you to catch up with them. I love the way I like to solve
them. Even though it can be hard at times. Even though it exists mysteries that
can or cannot be solved, (sounded like Shakespeare one second there). However,
that was all I had for this time guys! Hope you enjoyed it! Hope you loved,
shared, laughed and spilled you’re morning coffee all over it! LOL. (You know
that LOL sounds really funny in English?). Goodbye matesJ. Moreover, here
it comes:
We writes next timeJ.
Many
hugs from Ingrid Kristine J <3
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