A Texas man found what he believes to be an unpublished photo of the day JFK was assassinated inside a CD case.
A man found a photo of JFK, president during the 1960s, inside a Ferris, Texas CD case he purchased at a thrift store."I was shocked. I was shocked. And that's putting it mildly," RebelesThat 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."Oh yeah, they're consistently good," he said.
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. "Of course realized immediately that this was an unpublished photograph. So I was excited," Rebeles said. "It just struck me as odd to find it in a CD case. How this could have ended up in a small town thrift store fascinates me."It also fascinated Farris Rookstool III, a former FBI agent and JFK historian.
Rookstool is responsible for the bronze plaques and the beacon on the Dallas Love Field runway marking where, after the assassination, Lyndon Johnson took the oath of office onboard Air Force One.But as for Rebeles' historical picture, he said it might not be that valuable of a mystery."I would say that if someone thinks this is of high monetary value, prepare yourself to be underwhelmed or disappointed," Rookstool said.
"I'm not a huge conspiracy nut or anything like that, but sometimes things don't quite add up," Rebeles said.
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