这张2月19日发布的录像截图显示的是肯尼迪（中）和夫人杰奎琳·肯尼迪（右）
这张2月19日发布的录像截图显示的是美国前总统约翰·肯尼迪（左，车窗后）和夫人杰奎琳·肯尼迪（右）1963年11月22日在德克萨斯州达拉斯遭暗杀前，乘敞篷车驶过市中心一广场的画面。这盘以前从未公布过的录像由一位业余摄影师拍摄，目前已捐献给达拉斯的一家博物馆。
'Previously unreleased footage of John F. Kennedy's motorcade in Dallas moments before he was gunned down was released Monday, a surprising new twist in a saga that has gripped the United States for four decades.
The silent 8mm film shows a beaming Jacqueline Kennedy close up in vivid color waving to the crowd.
A group of excited bystanders -- women sporting big 1960s hairstyles -- waves to the cameraman shortly before the motorcade sweeps past.
The president's coat is clearly, if briefly, seen bunched up on his back -- a detail that will be scrutinized by conspiracy theorists who see evidence of a plot in, among other things, the fact the bullet wounds on his jacket and body did not appear to match.
The film was donated to the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas by amateur photographer George Jefferies and his son-in-law, Wayne Graham. It was released to coincide with the Presidents Day federal holiday.'
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