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On November 22, 1963, then-American president John. F Kennedy was assassinated while in a car driving down downtown Dallas, Texas. However, eyewitnesses claim that '''a lady wearing a babushka was taking photos during the assassination.''' There also have been supposed sightings of the lady on filming of the assassination. However, these photos have never been released.
On November 22nd, 1963, then-American president John. F Kennedy was assassinated while in a car driving down downtown Dallas, Texas. '''However, eyewitnesses claim that a lady wearing a babushka was taking photos during the assassination.''' There also have been supposed sightings of the lady on filming of the assassination. However, these photos have never been released.


==Sightings==
==Sightings==
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==Availability==
==Availability==
Not only has none of the photos been found, they haven't even been confirmed to exist. No one knows where the babushka lady has gone, or even if she was a female at all,<ref>[https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/72245/who-was-mysterious-babushka-lady-jfks-assassination ''Mentalfloss'' article about conspiracy the theories of the Babushka Lady] Retrieved 10 Sep '21</ref> and to this day there are still multiple conspiracies about the woman and her photos.
Not only has none of the photos been found, they haven't even been confirmed to exist. No one knows where the babushka lady has gone, or even if she was a female at all,<ref>[https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/72245/who-was-mysterious-babushka-lady-jfks-assassination ''Mentalfloss'' article about conspiracy the theories of the Babushka Lady.] Retrieved 10 Sep '21</ref> and to this day there are still multiple conspiracies about the woman and her photos.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery mode="nolines" widths="480" heights="240">
<gallery mode="nolines" widths="480" heights="240">
File:Babushka.jpg|The supposed Babushka Lady
File:Babushka.jpg|The supposed Babushka Lady.
File:JFK.jpg|Moments before JFK's assassination
File:JFK.jpg|Moments before JFK's assassination.
</gallery>
</gallery>


==References==
==References==
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Revision as of 13:51, 12 September 2021

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The Babushka Lady on the grass in the back.

Status: Existence Unconfirmed

On November 22nd, 1963, then-American president John. F Kennedy was assassinated while in a car driving down downtown Dallas, Texas. However, eyewitnesses claim that a lady wearing a babushka was taking photos during the assassination. There also have been supposed sightings of the lady on filming of the assassination. However, these photos have never been released.

Sightings

On films of the assassination, a woman that looked to be in her 30s wearing a babushka was spotted standing on some grass next to the road as JFK's car passed by. She seemed to be holding her hands up to her face, presumably holding a camera.[1]

Identity

The identity of the woman has not been confirmed, but a dancer named Beverly Oliver stepped forward claiming she was the woman. There's a good amount of doubt to the claim, however, as there is a lack of any evidence that proved she was even at the place of the assassination at all, and claiming that she was using a camera that wasn't on the US market in 1963 to take the pictures.[1]

Availability

Not only has none of the photos been found, they haven't even been confirmed to exist. No one knows where the babushka lady has gone, or even if she was a female at all,[2] and to this day there are still multiple conspiracies about the woman and her photos.

Gallery

References