Assassination

The killing of President John F. Kennedy as told through over a hundred hours of news reports from the days around the assassination.

A highlight of the nationwide Lincoln Bicentennial celebration is this unprecedented two-hour documentary on the life and legacy of the man widely considered one of our best - and most enigmatic - presidents. It addresses many of the controversies surrounding Lincoln about race, equality, religion, politics, and depression by carefully interpreting evidence from those who knew him and those who study him today.

Although it has been 20 years since the shootings of rappers Tupac Shakur and Christopher Wallace, also known as "Biggie Smalls”, the unsolved homicide cases remain open sores for the families and friends of the victims. Wallace, in particular, strikes a nerve to Angelinos, because the shooting took place in our own backyard; the Peterson Auto museum.

April 4, 1968. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is gunned down on the balcony of a hotel in Memphis, Tennessee. It was all caught on film, tape and audio. So why have we seen so little of it? The well-known photograph of Dr. King's aides pointing toward the direction of the gunfire is iconic, but tells only part of the story. For the first time, a remarkable collection of recently rediscovered footage has been chronologically reassembled. The resulting documentary allows us to revisit the tumultuous events surrounding one of the most shocking assassinations in America and relive history through the voices of the era.

Don Wildman travels to Dallas to question eyewitnesses, scrutinize 50-year-old files and examine brand-new evidence surrounding the greatest mystery of them all: Did Lee Harvey Oswald assassinate President John F. Kennedy?

The unsolved murders of Tupac Shakur and Christopher "Biggie Smalls" Wallace still stir the public's imagination after 20 years.

To mark 60 years since the assassination of John F Kennedy, this feature-length documentary features a reunion involving seven doctors who were present in the Parkland Hospital emergency room on the day President John F Kennedy was rushed there after being shot. Decades later, they vividly recount their actions and observations from that fateful day, divulging unsettling medical details surrounding the assassination that raise doubts about the government investigations that found Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.