Fascinating trailer for the Paramount+ documentary JFK: WHAT THE DOCTORS SEE

Fascinating trailer for the Paramount+ documentary JFK: WHAT THE DOCTORS SEE

Paramount+ has released a fascinating trailer for their documentary JFK: What the doctors saw, which brings together the doctors who were in the emergency room and emergency room the day President John F. Kennedy was killed. Their testimonies were silenced by the US government, as the narrative told to the American people was little different from the reality the doctors saw with their patient that day. The autopsy report is revealed and this document goes into details that have never been discussed before.

The film is directed by the acclaimed documentary producer and director Barbara Shearermaking his debut as a documentarian after directing television docuseries including Pretty dangerous, Canadian pickers, Epstein’s Shadow: Ghislaine MaxwellAND Loving Elvis among others.

The full synopsis of the film reads:

“In never-before-seen footage from this meeting, doctors share in vivid detail their abiding memories of what they did and saw in Trauma Room 1. Many of those doctors present that day remain certain that what they saw looked like a wound. entrance – a bullet hole in JFK’s throat – an observation that contradicts what Americans have been told in numerous official investigations. This revelation would therefore indicate that someone shot the president head-on, challenging many decades-old narratives that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.

This looks like it’s going to be incredibly interesting! It’s amazing that so many doctors who were in the hospital that day are still alive and willing to come and tell their stories. I can’t wait to watch it and see how the story changes as details are revealed. Check out the trailer below and watch JFK: What the doctors saw streaming on Paramount+ starting November 14.

by Jessica Fisher
Source: Geek Tyrant

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