Secret Service Agent Reveals 60-Year-Old Secret
Paul Landis Breaks Silence on Historic Event
A Pivotal Perspective
Six decades after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Paul Landis, a former Secret Service agent who stood mere feet away from the tragedy, has broken his silence with a startling revelation. For 60 years, he has kept his secret closely guarded, but now, the passage of time has prompted him to share his insights.
As one of two Secret Service agents assigned to protect President Kennedy, Landis found himself at the heart of a historic incident that forever changed the course of American history. Now, he offers a unique perspective on the events leading up to and following the assassination.
While the director of the US Secret Service has acknowledged significant security breaches in the aftermath of the tragedy, Landis's firsthand account sheds new light on the situation. His recollection provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by the Secret Service at the time and raises questions about the adequacy of the measures in place.
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