Whole Raw Video of President R. Reagan Assasination Attempt

silvercordsays...

That was disturbing. The man who had been shot in the head was James Brady. His wife pushed through the Brady Bill on handgun control due to this incident.

Two other men were shot, neither fatally, and Reagan was nearly killed by a ricochet.

Another sad and tragic day in the life. "I read the news today, oh boy . . ."

choggiesays...

...they were all wounded, one not mortally-No middle name recognition for a president wounder....Public pressure resulting from the Hinckley verdict spurred Congress and most states into enacting major reforms of laws governing the use of the insanity defense....

...The Hinckley trial highlights the difficulty of a system that forces jurors to label a defendant either "sane" or "insane" when the defendant may in fact be close to the middle on a spectrum ranging from Star Trek's Mr. Spock to the person who strangles his wife thinking that he's squeezing a grapefruit. Not to mention the reactionary Brady bill,....no more streetsweepers!

http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/hinckley/hinckleytrial.html

joedirtsays...

ant, I guess you haven't taken the hints... CHANGE THE TITLE TO SAY "attempt".

Raw Video Clip of President Reagan Assasination Attempt

It is disturbing to see you re-writing history as him having been knocked off.

Nebosukesays...

As far as I can tell from the video, Reagan was gone not more than 5 seconds after the shooting. Protecting the President was very organized. But getting the wounded and the shooter out of there took time.

How do you like the Secret Service agent with the Uzi?

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