@dh_awake In sum, at least seven eyewitnesses to the assassination indicated that the
President's car had come to a complete stop, or what was tantamount to a stop.
Two of those witnesses (James Chaney and Mary Woodward) were not asked
to testify before the Commission on this or on other observations of some importance
reported to the Commission as hearsay (see, for example, 2H 43-45
and CE 2084). Apparently the witnesses were mistaken in remembering that
the car had stopped; motion pictures, according to the Commission, contradicted
them. Yet it seems clear from the way in which counsel led witnesses .that
the Commission had considerable resistance to inferences which might be drawn
from evidence that the car had stopped at the first shot. "Stopped" was transformed
into "seemed to stop" and then into "slowed down." Such leading of
witnesses, which would have been challenged in a courtroom, was facilitated by
the Commission's closed hearings, to which there was only one exception, by
request of the witness concerned. (2H 33)
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