Hugh Aynesworth, a science and aerospace reporter for The Dallas Morning News, assumed he’d be just another spectator as President John F. Kennedy’s motorcade rolled through Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963. But then Lee Harvey Oswald changed the course of history, and Aynesworth’s life as well. He was the only news reporter to be present at JFK’s assassination, as well as Oswald’s later capture and his murder by Jack Ruby two days later. That uncanny coincidence helped thrust Aynesworth into the middle of the assassination story, where he has remained, often reluctantly, ever since. He has broken more news about November 22nd and its convoluted aftermath then any other reporter.