I concur Wonderer - I'm skeptical of this video as well. However, I would want a little more information before I ruled it out. This article doesn't mention where Mr. Jeffries is from. If he was from Dallas and he was standing there as the President passed, he may have heard a shot from the depository, and that was why he turned his camera back on to film the building and the door??? How did the museum come by this film? Who did they acquire it from? Was this person able to furnish them with any information, or explain why the building was filmed too? If Mr. Jeffries was from out of town, or from another part of the country, he may have found the building, and the name over the door unusual. I mean, I don't recall ever seeing a "Washington School Book Depository" or a "Louisiana School Book Depository". Perhaps that's what prompted him to film the building...that IS an unusual name for a "library". I think I've seen just about every picture or video that was ever released of that day, and saw all of them numerous times. Yet, I don't recall ever seeing this film, from that spot, at that angle, etc. One does have to wonder why it never surfaced before now. Maybe someone "put it together" and timed it's release to incite the interest of the public again? Publicity for an upcoming event? Perhaps Mr. Jeffries just 'didn't want to get involved' back then for fear of his life, or his family's life. I doubt we will ever know the whole truth. :) But then again if you aren't on the conspiracy theory side, you already know the truth. Interesting nevertheless... Dragonfly Xomba Moderator