In Partial Support of His Contention That Another Assassin was Firing at Kennedy from the Grassy Knoll... 22 - 1963

Wilma Irene Bond's "In Partial Support of His Contention That Another Assassin was Firing at Kennedy from the Grassy Knoll..." (1963) is a photographic work that explores the controversial assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963. The work consists of two black and white photographs taken seconds after the fatal shot, capturing the chaotic scene in Dallas, Texas. The top photograph depicts a police officer dismounting his motorcycle, while the bottom photograph shows a foot patrolman running towards the grassy knoll in search of the gunman. Bond's work is a powerful commentary on the enduring mystery surrounding the assassination, sparking debate and raising questions about the official account of the event.