Rosalyn Duke

Part 2 of the endless saga of @WhatTheHales sometimes you find a diamond in the rough. #buckleup Any resemblance to actual persons or places is completely intentional and 100% satire. #bucketup.

The worst performance by a Kuhnt in a false allegations category. Inspired by actual evidence revealed in The Turtle Snatcher V What The Hales. Because I can. AND No, this video will likely never get monetized. Another GFY, production. FineTune Music Adobe Stock Asset ID: #452594462

The worst performance by a Kuhnt in a false allegations category. Inspired by actual evidence revealed in the Echard v Owens case (aka Fetal Attraction). Because I can. AND No, this video will likely never get monetized. Another GFY, production. FineTune Music Adobe Stock Asset ID: #452594462

In the endless saga of @WhatTheHales sometimes you find a diamond in the rough. #buckleup Any resemblance to actual persons or places is completely intentional and 100% satire. #bucketup. Thank you to @MeganFoxWriter @TheDUIGuyPlus @ThatUmbrellaGuy for trauma bonding with your viewers as watch this case unfold.

Inspired by actual evidence revealed in the Echard v Owens case (aka Fetal Attraction). Because I can. Another GFY, production.

Inspired by actual evidence revealed in the Echard v Owens case (aka Fetal Attraction). Because I can. Another GFY, production.

In the endless saga of @WhatTheHales sometimes you find a diamond in the rough. #buckleup Any resemblance to actual persons or places is completely intentional and 100% satire. #bucketup. Thank you to @MeganFoxWriter @TheDUIGuyPlus @ThatUmbrellaGuy for trauma bonding with your viewers as watch this case unfold.

In March of 1964, Jack Ruby went on trial for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. He had plead not guilty by reason of insanity. On March 10th, Sam Pate was summoned to testify for the defense. #JFK60 #jackruby Special guest @itsnatalied Please give her a thanks for helping me out! https://www.youtube.com/@ItsNatalieD

In March of 1964, Jack Ruby went on trial for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. He had plead not guilty by reason of insanity. On March 10th, Sam Pate was summoned to testify for the defense. Special guest @itsnatalied Please give her a thanks for helping me out! https://www.youtube.com/@ItsNatalieD

Subscribe https://youtube.com/@rosalynduke #jfk #jfkassassination #hoover CORRECTION! Ken Moore from KBOX not Bruno Vineis of Olmstead said there were 15 cuts submitted to UPI. Just want to set the record straight. CLARIFICATION There are 6 cuts of audio on Colpix album. November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated as he rode in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas, Texas. Crowds of lined the streets to see the Kennedys. As the Lincoln turned off Main Street near Dealey Plaza at the Texas School Book Depository, the sound of gunfire echoed in the plaza. On Colpix Records Album “Four Days That Shocked The World” in 1964 call him Sam Pace. Well his name is Sam Pate. In this video we look at what happened to the recording and why the recreation was made. This is part three of his story. At the end of this video, there is an excerpt from Karl King and his theory. Over 300 films, have used his audio and the most recognition he has received is “Dallas Radio Newsman” or “KBOX Radio Newsman”. Link to Part 1 https://youtu.be/_UUBUC8zQ68

#jfk #jfkassassination #jackruby On January 3, 1967 Jack Ruby is pronounced deceased in custody in Dallas, Texas at Parkland Hospital. That afternoon, Sam Pate interviews attorney Alan Adelson and Eva Grant, Jack Ruby's sister at KLIF studio in Dallas. Also, present was Dick Glancey, News Director at KLIF. Sam Pate was hired at KLIF in 1965 after leaving KBOX.

#jfk #jfkassassination November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated as he rode in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas, Texas. Crowds of lined the streets to see the Kennedys. As the Lincoln turned off Main Street near Dealey Plaza at the Texas School Book Depository, the sound of gunfire echoed in the plaza. On Colpix Records Album “Four Days That Shocked The World” in 1964 call him Sam Pace. Well his name is Sam Pate. In this video we look at what happened to the recording and why the recreation was made. This is part three of his story. At the end of this video, there is an excerpt from Karl King and his theory. Over 300 films, have used his audio and the most recognition he has received is “Dallas Radio Newsman” or “KBOX Radio Newsman”.