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This edition of Three Shots Rang Out: The JFK Assassination 50 Years Later is an audio-only ABC News special created exclusively for Audible and hosted by ABC World News Anchor Diane Sawyer. Sawyer takes listeners back to Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963, for a “you are there” exploration of the day of U.S. President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Key moments include:

  • The very first reports of the assassination of President Kennedy.
  • Eyewitness accounts from that day in history and their reflections 50 years later.
  • Highlights from key newsmakers of the day.
  • Go inside the ABC News Radio newsroom as anchors sift through incoming bulletins on the shooting of President Kennedy.
  • Hear from Gayle Newman, the woman who was nearest to the president’s limousine when he was shot; Aubrey Reich and Dennis McGuire, two young paramedics who found themselves in the middle of history; and Gladys Johnson who rented the room where Lee Harvey Oswald was staying that day he when he left for work at the Texas School Book Depository.
  • Hear expanded interviews with Dr. Ronald Jones, who was bedside for both President Kennedy and Lee Harvey Oswald; and Pierce Allman, a reporter who happened to run into Oswald as he was asking for instructions to the nearest phone.
  • Plus, expanded coverage of President Kennedy’s funeral, and a look at the controversies surrounding the Kennedy assassination with political historian Larry Sabato.

These real time audio reports, eyewitness recollections from 1963, and new analysis make for a powerful experience of this fateful day in recent history.

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ABC News has created exclusively for Audible the free to download historical audiobook Three Shots Rang Out: The JFK Assassination 50 Years Later, by Senior Editor of ABC News Radio Darren Reynolds and narrated by ABC World News anchor and world-renown television journalist Diane Sawyer. Listeners are taken back over 50 years to that fateful day in 1963 when well-respected U.S President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, the killer never caught. Listeners hear the before, during and after accounts of those first responders on the scene. Available now from Audible.
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the story thats been heard so many times its just unforgettable. so sad, so intreaging.

sadness, enlightening, and humbling.

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'Three Shots Rang Out' is a treasure trove of firsthand experiences not heard before. Fascinating, captivating, and not the same old handful of well known snippets. These are not the secondhand or third hand stories that we've all been brought up on. These are true accounts from the people that were actually there. Superb!

Fascinating, captivating, spellbinding

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I have not read anything on Kennedy before but this was very enjoyable and easy to listen to. Kept me interested and very up to date.

very easy to listen to and fascinating

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It's an interesting retelling of the story of the day of the Kennedy assassination.
I liked the fact that they included their interviews with the people years after the event.

For free, can't go wrong

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Its the original news footage and reports laid bare for you to decide what happened, I initially wanted more It lacked any strong opinion either way, but left me deciding my own.

Just the facts about JFK

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