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Farris Rookstool III, a historian, documentary filmmaker and former FBI analyst who has reviewed the film, said it shows the rush to Parkland Hospital in a more complete way than other, more fragmented film footage he’s seen. The newly publicized footage was shot by Dale Carpenter Sr. 

Update: Footage of motorcade racing JFK to the hospital after he was shot sells for $137,500 at auction. US News: AP, Updated on September 28, 2024 

In the days following the assassination attempt on Former President Donald Trump, we continue to see more evidence of what happened that day. Different camera angles, witnesses stories... even 3D imaging of the scene and trajectory, angles, and scenarios.

We asked [Rookstool], with his expertise in FBI investigations and assassinations, what was his immediate reaction to what happened.

Ask the Expert, by Kristin Diazand David Rancken, NewsRadio 1080 KRLD, July 19, 2024

That story is about his trip to downtown Ferris and the Souls Harbor Thrift Store, about 20 miles outside Dallas, to dig through their collection of cassettes and CDs. The photo was an original black-and-white Polaroid, with the date "11-22-63" handwritten on the back. It was of the Kennedy motorcade on that fateful day. The picture was likely taken as the president was leaving Love Field. WFAA-TV ABC, by Kevin Reece, February 21, 2023

ATF agent Blake Boteler and former FBI agent Farris Rookstool, III share their experiences of the disastrous siege in Waco, Texas of 1993 and the decisions that led to a deadly confrontation. 

Waco, by bestselling author of Maonson and the Road to Jonestown, Jeff Guinn, Simon & Schuster, January 24, 2023