Autograph Essay Signed by Mary Ann Moorman, the Last Surviving Witness Who Captured John F. Kennedy's Assassination on Polaroid Film
Autograph essay signed by Mary Ann Moorman, the last surviving witness to John F. Kennedy's assassination who captured the exact moment of the shooting on film with her Polaroid camera, approximately 1/6 of a second after the President was hit. As one of the closest witnesses to the assassination, Moorman describes the events as they unfolded, writing:
''On the 22nd of November 1963, my 11 year old son wanted to see President John F. Kennedy when he came to Dallas. But it was a school day, and I didn't want him to miss school. So I told him I would take a photo, never dreaming that the picture would be a part of history.
On Dealey Plaza as the crowd grew louder, we knew that the President’s limo was approaching and Jean Hill yelled 'Mr. President, look this way we want to take your picture!' I heard three popping sounds with the camera up to my face. Pop, pause Pop Pop, which I thought were firecrackers. Then I heard Jackie holler 'My God! he’s been shot!' To this day in my memory, Jackie’s words are so vivid. Seconds later, the President was slumped over on Jackie and she started to climb out of the limo.
Only 15 feet away from the limo when he was shot, I Mary Ann Moorman, at the age of 91 today, was the closest witness to the JFK assassination. It all happened in seconds, and then it was over. / Mary Ann Moorman''.
Single page on Moorman's stationery measures 8.5'' x 11'', penned in fine black felt-tip. Near fine condition. Accompanied by an LOA from Moorman.
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Autograph Essay Signed by Mary Ann Moorman, the Last Surviving Witness Who Captured John F. Kennedy's Assassination on Polaroid Film
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