The assassination changed everything for me from "summary" of Mrs. Kennedy and Me by Clint Hill,Lisa McCubbin Hill
The moment that President Kennedy was shot in Dallas, Texas, changed my life in ways I could have never anticipated. Everything that I had known up to that point seemed to vanish in an instant. The images of that fateful day are forever seared into my memory - the chaos, the fear, the overwhelming sense of loss. As Mrs. Kennedy's Secret Service agent, my job was to protect her at all costs. But on that day, as the shots rang out and the world around us descended into madness, I felt utterly helpless. The assassination of President Kennedy not only shook the nation to its core, but it also shattered the world that Mrs. Kennedy and I had known. Our close bond, forged through years of working together and weathering countless challenges, was tested in ways we never could have imagined. The weight of grief and trauma that we both carried in the aftermath of that tragic event was almost too much to bear. In the days and weeks ...
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