Dad told a story about my grandpa, who was a WWII vet and had seen many people shot, watching the motorcade video. He saw the way Kennedy's head moved and immediately called BS on the official story.
Considering the demographics of the era, maybe a lot of vets judged from experiences they had + the advent of new technology that let them see what happened (video and tv) that the official story didn't seem to add up? Interesting point to consider for a history major.
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